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Manufacturer specifications · checked Oct 30, 2026
USB-C charger specification comparison
What mattersAnker 715 · 65WAnker 715 · 65WA2663UGREEN Nexode Air · 65WUGREEN Nexode Air · 65WSKU 75813
Max single USB-C output65W65W
Connections1 USB-C1 USB-C
Power when sharingSingle port; no power sharingSingle port; no power sharing
Included cableNot included3.3 ft USB-C cable included
Dimensions1.65 × 1.42 × 1.74 inNot verified
Weight3.96 ozNot verified
US plugFoldable US plugFoldable US plug
Model / SKUA2663 / A2663114SKU 75813 / 75813
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These are research comparisons. A higher rated wattage does not establish faster charging for every device. Dimensions are manufacturer-listed; unverified details are labeled explicitly.

For one-device setups

Consider Anker 715 · 65W

Consider the 715 if your usual routine is charging one compatible laptop, tablet or phone and you already own the right cable. Its single-port design keeps the purchasing decision focused: does that device support the available output, and is 65W sufficient for your needs? Anker lists a weight of 3.96 oz and dimensions of 1.65 by 1.42 by 1.74 inches. Those figures give you something concrete to check against the space in your bag, without relying on a claim that it feels small.

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For a cable-included kit

Consider UGREEN Nexode Air · 65W

Consider this Nexode Air if you need to put together a one-device USB-C charging kit and do not already have a cable you want to use. The included 3.3 ft cable gives you a known length to compare with your desk or bedside arrangement. Check your device's charging requirements against the documented 65W maximum before purchasing. The folding US plug is useful information for a US setup, but we cannot make a size or weight comparison from the specifications we verified.

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Before you decide

Does 67W charge a 65W laptop faster?

Not necessarily. The device, charging protocol and cable determine the power the device accepts. The extra rated wattage alone is not evidence of a faster charging time.

Why are some specifications marked “not verified”?

We only include details established from the exact official pages and variants checked for this comparison. We do not fill gaps with assumptions about similar-looking models.

Where are the test scores?

These products have not been tested hands-on by WoodsPick. We compare documented specifications and practical requirements, so we do not assign laboratory or performance scores.

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