By using the latest GaN semiconductors instead of traditional charging circuitry, Anker’s chargers promise to cut carbon emissions by 30%. They cost fewer resources to build and ship, and they waste less energy in transforming power from your wall outlet to your electronic devices.Īnker says its new GaNPrime chargers improve the overall efficiency of this conversion by 2% compared to its previous chargers, which were already ahead of the curve in power efficiency. With their smaller sizes and increased power efficiency, GaN chargers are also great for the environment. Anker promises its new GaNPrime chargers will be compatible with over 1,000 devices right out of the box. The good news is that your laptops, smartphones, and tablets don’t require any special features to support PowerIQ 4.0. For instance, Anker notes that a GaNPrime charger can simultaneously power a pair of 67W 14-inch MacBook Pro laptops while reducing the overall charging time by 62 minutes. PowerIQ 4.0 can also check and dynamically adjust that power distribution every three minutes, which not only ensures that power always goes to those devices that most need it but that it actually works to reduce charging times overall.
Anker’s PowerIQ 4.0 guarantees the best use of your charging time by focusing on fast-charging devices with lower power levels. A charger that prioritizes a large laptop battery that’s already at 80% will waste considerable time trying to top up that battery when that time could be more efficiently used to fast-charge a nearly depleted smartphone or tablet. Because of the chemistry of these cells, charging normally slows down as the batteries approach full capacity. The majority of modern electronic devices use lithium-ion batteries.
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