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Anker Prime Power Bank 9,600mAh 65W Fusion (A1339) | Hybrid Charger + Foldable Plug
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Anker Prime Power Bank 9,600mAh 65W Fusion (A1339) | Hybrid Charger + Foldable Plug

Anker Prime Fusion A1339 is a hybrid 65W wall charger and 9,600mAh (34.56Wh) power bank with a foldable AC plug and two USB-C ports. We measured a 63.9W wall-mode peak and 29.4Wh usable in battery mode. It suits one-outlet nights: laptop now, topped-up battery tomorrow.

In a Nutshell
  • Battery detail (sample CV-PB-A1339-001): 9,600mAh × 3.6V ÷ 1000 = 34.56Wh nominal (service.anker.com); 29.4Wh measured on USB-C at 5V/2A (~85.1%) — inside the 80–90% band. 5V-referred ≈ 5,880mAh (29.4 ÷ 5); the box’s “5,760mAh” @5V is the same post-conversion figure within meter tolerance.
  • TWO measured modes on one shared 65W envelope (red-flag: NOT 65W×2): wall-charger mode (foldable US Type-A AC plug, 100–240V) peak 63.9W into MacBook Air M2; battery mode peak 61.8W into the same Air. Dual-C wall split ~44W+19W; dual-C battery ~42W+18W — matches Anker’s 45W+20W PDO pattern, devices self-capped.
  • Self-recharge via foldable wall plug 0→100%: 58 min timed. Round smart display = live watts / temp / health % / time estimates — estimates, NOT a lab instrument. Weight Anker 305g → we measured 307g. Heat: 52.1°C surface @65W wall after 15 min (28.2°C ambient) — warm GaN brick; hard surface only.
  • A/B honesty: A1339 = 34.56Wh / 65W Fusion / ~307g one-outlet tool. A2688 = 100W wall-only GaN, no battery — desk fast-charge. A1695 = 90Wh / 165W pack, 571g — multi-day. A1637 = 37Wh / 30W Wukong Fusion — phone-tablet + built-in cable, NOT 65W laptop wall. Pick Fusion when ONE hotel/dorm socket must be wall + portable; NOT as 100W brick or 90Wh reserve.
  • ✅ NOT recalled: anker.com/product-recalls + cpsc.gov verified 2026-07-24 — A1339 outside A1257/A1263/A1647/A1652/A1681/A1689. 34.56Wh << 100Wh cabin — EgyptAir/Nile Air/Air Cairo/Emirates/Flydubai/Turkish/Qatar/Saudia carry-on OK; Emirates & Flydubai ban USING any power bank in-flight since 1 Oct 2025 (battery mode OFF; wall mode irrelevant in cabin).
How this fits Egyptian use — deep dive (airlines · heat · electricity)

A1339 answers a different Egyptian buyer question than A2688 or A1695: "I have ONE outlet — charge the laptop tonight AND leave tomorrow with a topped-up battery, without a separate wall brick AND a power bank." Six RIGHT scenarios from measured 29.4Wh / 63.9W wall / 61.8W battery. RIGHT FOR: (1) HOTEL ROOM CAIRO / ALEX / SAHEL — single socket behind the bed: plug Fusion wall mode, MacBook Air ~64W while the cell refills; unplug next morning with ~29Wh portable for the day. (2) AUC / GUC / MIU DORM or shared apartment — one outlet serves laptop + phone overnight; battery mode covers the walk to campus when load-shedding hits. (3) UBER / CAREEM / IN-DRIVER airport runs — home wall top-up 58 min 0→100% before shift; battery mode for passenger phone top-ups; 307g glove-box fit. (4) WEEKEND SAHEL with ONE hotel socket — charge at night, carry Fusion to the beach for phone + earbuds without a second brick. (5) BUSINESS TRAVELER carry-on only — 34.56Wh flies free; Fusion replaces wall brick + small pack in 115×43 mm — NOT if you need 90Wh multi-day (pick A1695). (6) REMOTE WORKER co-working — wall mode when seated, battery mode when moving to a meeting room. WRONG FOR: (7) MacBook Pro 16" / 100W sustained — Fusion caps ~64W wall; pick A2688. (8) Multi-day camping / long blackout (>2 h at 35W) — 29.4Wh ≈ ~50 min at 35W; pick A1695 (76.9Wh) or A1336 (61.8Wh). (9) Owners who already have A2688 + a 20Wh+ pack — Fusion duplicates both at a lower ceiling. (10) Buyers expecting A1637’s built-in cable / Wukong finish — A1339 is dual-C 65W laptop-class Fusion, different job. HEAT: GaN brick 52.1°C @65W wall / 15 min (28.2°C ambient) — hotter than a standalone pack; hard surface, never bedding. PLUG: this sample = foldable US Type-A — seats many Egyptian universal sockets; verify live carton if you need BS 1363 / Europlug. ELECTRICITY: wall recharge ~34.56Wh draws ~0.040 kWh; EgyptERA Sept-2024 tariff = 2–9 piastres per full top-up by tier — NOT an AC system-efficiency % (no PZEM).

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Specification Guide
Prepared by the CairoVolt editorial team

“A1339 combines a wall-charger mode and an internal battery in one listed 305g design. Compare its printed AC input, USB-C profiles, shared output, usable battery energy, plug type and current service terms with separate charger and power-bank options.”

Product FAQs

What is the price of the Anker Prime Fusion (A1339) in Egypt?

Use the live price shown for A1339 and review current stock, package contents, warranty, payment and delivery terms before ordering.

How is it a charger and a power bank at the same time?

The 'Fusion' design fuses a GaN wall charger and a 9,600mAh battery on one 65W power path. Plug the foldable prongs into a socket to charge devices and refill itself; unplug it and the battery powers your gear.

Will the foldable plug work with my outlet?

Our sample has fold-in US Type-A prongs that seat in many Egyptian universal sockets, and the AC input is rated 100–240V. BS 1363 and Europlug regional versions exist, so check the carton; if the prongs differ from your socket, use a correctly rated compliant adapter and safe wiring.

How many times can it charge a compatible iPhone?

The battery is rated at 34.56Wh. Actual charge count and speed vary with the phone battery, conversion loss, cable, charging protocol, and use while charging.

Does it get warm at higher power?

Some warmth is normal while charging. Anker lists ActiveShield 2.0 thermal monitoring; keep the unit ventilated and stop using it if you notice unusual heat, odor, or swelling.

What cable should I use?

Match the cable's printed voltage/current rating and E-marker requirements with the A1339 output profile and connected device. Stop using any cable that is damaged or unusually hot.

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Purchase Details

CairoVolt (Us)
Price: 3200 EGP
Warranty: CairoVolt warranty per product terms
Delivery: Timing varies by destination
Product identification basis: Brand & model listed

Pricing, coverage, and duration are listed per product under the written CairoVolt warranty. Listing a brand and model is not a manufacturer authenticity certificate.

Details

The Anker Prime Fusion A1339 combines a wall-charger mode and an internal battery rated at 9,600mAh / 34.56Wh, with USB-C output profiles listed up to the model's printed limit. Confirm the plug variant, AC input, single-port and shared-output tables, cable rating and usable-energy conditions on the supplied unit. Manufacturer charging and size examples apply only to their stated reference and test settings. Check the live price, stock, package contents and current service terms before ordering.

⚠️ Buyer Warning:

Before paying, match model A1339, the printed ratings, ports or connectors and package contents with the supplied unit and current manufacturer documentation. If a serial or verification label is provided, use its printed official process; price, weight or packaging appearance alone does not establish authenticity. Inspect the product on receipt and review the current warranty and return terms. Review the official verification reference.

The Bottom Line:

  • ⚡ USB-C output: match the printed profile with the device and cable; the connected device selects what it supports.
  • 🔌 Hybrid layout: combines AC-charger and battery modes; confirm plug type and mode behaviour in the manual.
  • 🔬 Listed 9,600mAh / 34.56Wh: usable USB energy and phone charge count vary after conversion and use.
  • 📊 Status display: treat power, temperature and battery readings as device estimates rather than calibrated measurements.
  • 🛡️ Thermal monitoring: follow ventilation and temperature limits and stop use after damage, swelling, odour or unusual heat.
  • 💰 Current listing: Check the live price, stock and current warranty terms.

How to verify this model before buying

For model A1339, start with the manufacturer-rated Wh/mAh, input/output profiles and airline limits printed on the unit or packaging. Match the connector and required protocol to your exact device. Actual performance varies with the device, settings, temperature and usage, so general examples are not laboratory measurements of this unit. Check the current package contents, price, stock, warranty and return terms on this page before ordering.

One Brick, Two Jobs: The Fusion Trick

The AC-charger and battery modes share the output system according to the printed A1339 table. Confirm which USB-C port supports input or output in each mode and whether the maximum changes while the internal battery is charging. Use an Anker USB-C cable or another compliant cable rated for the required voltage and current; a lower-rated cable can limit a compatible setup.

A Display That Tells the Truth

The Prime Fusion display reports current output and manufacturer-calculated battery or time estimates. These readings vary with device, cable, temperature and firmware and are not calibrated laboratory measurements. Battery aging depends on temperature, cycles, storage level and use, so do not infer a fixed capacity loss after a set number of months. Verify the current roles of USB-C1 and USB-C2 and the shared-output table on the supplied unit.

AC Input, Plug and Thermal Checks

Use only within the AC range and plug configuration printed on the supplied unit. A wide input range does not protect against every surge, wiring fault or unsuitable adapter. Keep the charger dry and ventilated, do not cover it, and follow the current ActiveShield and storage guidance in the manual.

Compatible Devices:

  • 📱 Compatible phones: match the accepted USB-PD/PPS profile; charge count depends on usable energy, battery size and use.
  • 💻 USB-C laptops: confirm the recommended adapter profile and whether the laptop can charge while operating at its current load.
  • 💻 Higher energy needs: compare usable Wh and output profiles with a higher-capacity Anker power bank.
  • 📟 Tablets and accessories: use only supported profiles and a suitably rated cable.
  • 🎮 Portable consoles: verify the console's USB-C charging requirements and expected energy use.

📊Specifications

SpecificationValue
BrandAnker
SKUAP12
CategoryPower Banks
CairoVolt warranty18 months — see terms
StockAvailable
ModelAnker Prime Fusion 9,600mAh 65W Hybrid Charger (A1339) — GaN wall + bank, dual USB-C, foldable AC plug
Product TypeHybrid Wall Charger + Power Bank (Fusion) — shared 65W path; NOT wall-only, NOT pack-only
Cell Capacity9,600mAh / 34.56Wh — 9,600mAh × 3.6V ÷ 1000 = 34.56Wh (Anker label + service.anker.com)
Usable Energy — battery mode (CairoVolt measured)29.4Wh on USB-C at 5V/2A constant discharge (~85.1% of 34.56Wh — 80–90% band)
5V-referred capacity~5,880mAh at 5V (29.4Wh ÷ 5V) — explains why “9,600mAh” ≠ 9,600mAh at USB; Anker box ~5,760mAh @5V is the same class
Wired peaks (separate modes)Wall-charger mode peak 63.9W into MacBook Air M2 (220V). Battery mode peak 61.8W into same Air. Dual-C wall ~44W+19W; dual-C battery ~42W+18W. Shared 65W envelope — NOT 65W per port
Wall-charger mode outputUSB-C up to 65W (20V/3.25A PD 3.0); AC input 100–240V (service.anker.com) — measured peak 63.9W
Battery mode outputUSB-C up to 65W single-port (same PDO envelope as wall per Anker) — measured peak 61.8W
Dual USB-C split (honesty)Shared 65W ceiling — often 45W + 20W when both C ports active (Anker PDO table). Bench: ~44+19 wall / ~42+18 battery. Do NOT expect 65W+65W
PortsC1 IN/OUT + C2 OUT + foldable AC wall plug (service.anker.com)
Foldable AC plug (honesty)This sample: US Type-A fold-in prongs — seats many Egyptian universal sockets. Fold = AC prongs ONLY. Verify live carton for BS 1363 / Europlug regional SKUs
How A1339 differs from A2688 / A1695 / A1637A1339 = 34.56Wh Fusion, 65W max, dual-C, ~307g — one-outlet hotel/dorm. A2688 = 100W wall-only, no battery. A1695 = 90Wh pack, 165W combined, 571g. A1637 = 37Wh / 30W Wukong Fusion + built-in cable — phone-tablet class. Pick Fusion for outlet scarcity + portability; NOT as 100W wall, 90Wh pack, or Wukong cable twin
Input / Self-rechargeFoldable AC wall plug (primary) — CairoVolt 0→100% = 58 min on 220V; USB-C input also supported up to 65W (service.anker.com)
DisplayRound smart display — live watts, temperature, battery-health %, time estimates (estimates, not a lab instrument)
Weight / DimensionsAnker 305g / 115 × 43 × 43 mm — CairoVolt 307g / 115.2 × 43.1 × 43.0 mm
Airline34.56Wh << 100Wh cabin — carry-on OK on major Cairo carriers with readable Wh label; never checked. Emirates/Flydubai: no in-flight USE of battery mode since 1 Oct 2025
Safety / Recall (verified 2026-07-24)ActiveShield 2.0 + GaN thermal design (Anker-listed). NOT RECALLED — anker.com/product-recalls + cpsc.gov 2026-07-24. Outside A1257/A1263/A1647/A1652/A1681/A1689. Verify CE/FCC/RoHS on delivered unit
ProtocolCairoVolt Bench Test Protocol (power banks) adapted for hybrid wall+bank + Wh physics gates + red-flag checklist
In the BoxFusion unit + quick-start (verify live package); no separate wall brick needed — AC plug is built-in

Bench-tested at CairoVolt

A real hands-on measurement — tap to show the verdict and numbers.

The verdict

A1339 delivered 29.4Wh usable (85.1% of 34.56Wh), 63.9W wall / 61.8W battery peaks on a shared 65W path. One-outlet Fusion — not A2688 100W or A1695 90Wh. Warm at 65W wall (52.1°C). Not recalled (2026-07-24).

How we tested it

ELEVATED gold-depth hybrid bench per Bench Test Protocol (power banks) adapted for Fusion wall+bank on sample CV-PB-A1339-001 (elevate / recall refresh 2026-07-24; numbers from this retail unit). (A) Photographed printed I/O / Wh label — locked 9,600mAh / 34.56Wh; foldable US Type-A AC prongs; dual USB-C (C1 IN/OUT + C2 OUT). (B) nominal Wh math: Wh_cell = 9,600mAh × 3.6V ÷ 1000 = 34.56Wh — Anker 3.6V convention. (C) MODE BATTERY — usable energy: full charge via foldable wall plug (0→100%, 58 min timed), 30 min rest, discharge C1 into JUWEI at constant 5V/2A while FNIRSI FNB58 logged cumulative Wh = 29.4Wh (85.1% of 34.56Wh — 80–90% band). 5V-referred mAh = 29.4 ÷ 5 = 5,880mAh. AVHzY CT-3 cross-check within 2%. (D) MODE WALL — peak: Fusion on 220V Egyptian mains, C1 into MacBook Air M2 — FNB58 sustained peak 63.9W; AVHzY within 1.4%. (E) MODE BATTERY — peak: same Air on C1 from full battery = 61.8W (~95% of 65W rated). (F) Dual-C shared split: wall mode Air+C1 + iPhone 15+C2 ≈ 44W+19W; battery mode ≈ 42W+18W — matches Anker 45W+20W PDO pattern; devices self-capped. (G) Self-recharge 0→100% via wall plug timed 58 min on 220V (no separate brick). (H) Thermal: BENETECH GM320 (ε=0.95) surface after 15 min @65W wall mode = 52.1°C at 28.2°C ambient (GaN brick heat; near 50°C guidance at 65W-class load — hard surface, airflow). (I) Weight Kkmoon 0.01g (307g vs Anker 305g); Mitutoyo caliper 115.2 × 43.1 × 43.0 mm. (J) RED-FLAG AUDIT: (1) Shared 65W envelope — NOT 65W×2 / NOT two independent 65W rails. (2) NOT a substitute for A2688 100W wall-only or A1695 90Wh multi-day pack — different job class. (3) “9,600mAh” ≠ 9,600mAh at USB — cite 29.4Wh / ~5,880mAh @5V. (4) Round display time/% estimates are NOT lab instruments. (5) Wall peak 63.9W and battery peak 61.8W are honest under-label — do not market as guaranteed continuous 65W into every laptop. (6) Do NOT import A1637 Wukong built-in-cable / MagSafe-negative wireless claims onto this dual-C 65W SKU (and vice versa). (7) Plug on THIS sample = US Type-A fold — verify regional carton. (K) Recall gate 2026-07-24: anker.com/product-recalls + cpsc.gov — A1339 not listed; outside A1257/A1263/A1647/A1652/A1681/A1689. Independent corroboration (NOT our data): Anker service.anker.com A1339 (65W / 9,600mAh / 34.56Wh / Fusion); IATA <100Wh cabin; Emirates in-flight USE ban since 1 Oct 2025. HONEST GAPS: no PZEM AC-input system efficiency %; no separate 9V/20V full usable-Wh discharge cycles beyond the 5V/2A primary; single unit — batches may vary. Phone/laptop counts marked "est." use 29.4 ÷ (device Wh × ~1.10) unless labelled measured.

Equipment: FNIRSI FNB58 (fw v1.3) (Cumulative Wh + PD enumeration + wall/battery peak W logging) · AVHzY CT-3 (Cross-check of usable Wh and wall/battery peak wattage) · JUWEI 35W USB electronic load (Constant 5V/2A discharge for battery-mode usable-Wh measurement) · 220V Egyptian mains (CairoVolt lab) (Wall-charger mode AC source) · Anker A8663 65W USB-C cable (PD cable for all ≥30W wall and battery tests) · Apple MacBook Air M2 (52.6Wh) + iPhone 15 (12.99Wh) (Real-device wall/battery peak and dual-C split tests) · BENETECH GM320 IR thermometer (ε=0.95) (Surface temperature at 65W wall mode) · Kkmoon 0.01g scale · Mitutoyo digital caliper · HTC-2 (Weight, dimensions, ambient/humidity)
MetricRatedMeasured
Rated cell capacityAnker 3.6V: 9,600 × 3.6 ÷ 1000 = 34.56Wh9,600mAh / 34.56Wh—
Usable energy — battery mode USB-C (PRIMARY)FNB58 cumulative at 5V/2A after full wall charge + 30 min rest; AVHzY within 2%—29.4 Wh
Cell → USB conversion ratio29.4 ÷ 34.56 — inside 80–90% band; NOT an AC system efficiency—85.1%
5V-referred capacity29.4Wh ÷ 5V — “9,600mAh” ≠ USB mAh; red-flag against marketing mAh as delivered capacity~5,760mAh (Anker box @5V class)~5,880 mAh at 5V
Wall-mode peak into MacBook Air M2220V mains, C1, FNB58; AVHzY within 1.4% — honest under-label65W63.9W
Battery-mode peak USB-CFull battery, C1, same Air — ~95% of rated65W61.8W
Shared 65W envelope (red-flag)Dual-C peaks sum under one ceiling — reject any “two 65W ports” listing language65W total sharedNOT 65W×2
Dual USB-C wall mode (Air + iPhone)Matches Anker 45W+20W split pattern; devices self-capped—~63W combined (~44W + ~19W)
Dual USB-C battery mode (Air + iPhone)Similar split; slightly lower than wall mode due to DC-DC path—~60W combined (~42W + ~18W)
MacBook Air M2 (52.6Wh) from battery mode — est.29.4Wh usable insufficient for full Air cycle — Fusion is top-up, not full-laptop reserve—~0.50–0.55 charge at ~60W draw
iPhone 15 (12.99Wh) — est. from measured Wh29.4 ÷ (12.99 × 1.10); phone caps ~20W—~2.1 charges
Self-recharge 0→100% via wall plug220V mains, foldable plug — no separate brick needed—58 min
Surface temp @65W wall mode (15 min)28.2°C ambient — GaN brick heat; near 50°C guidance at 65W-class; hard surface + airflow—52.1°C
Foldable plug identity (this sample)Seats many Egyptian universal sockets; verify BS 1363 / Europlug regional cartons separately—US Type-A fold-in prongs
Display honestyLive W / temp / health % / time — do not treat as calibrated Wh meter—Estimates only — not a lab instrument
A/B vs A2688 / A1695 — job classDo not cross-quote 100W or 90Wh figures onto A1339—A1339 wins one-outlet Fusion; loses to A2688 on 100W wall and to A1695 on Wh reserve
A/B vs A1637 Wukong FusionDifferent Fusion jobs — do not mix watt/Wh tables—A1339 = 65W dual-C laptop wall class; A1637 = 30W + built-in cable phone-tablet class
Weight0.01g scale — 2g above rated305g (Anker)307g
DimensionsMitutoyo caliper115×43×43 mm115.2×43.1×43.0 mm
Airline Wh ratingCarry-on OK; Emirates/Flydubai no in-flight USE since 1 Oct 202534.56Wh34.56Wh label << 100Wh cabin
Recall status (verified 2026-07-24)A1339 outside Anker recalls A1257/A1263/A1647/A1652/A1681/A1689—NOT recalled

✅ Strengths (measured)

  • 29.4Wh measured usable at 85.1% (29.4 ÷ 34.56) — inside the band; ~2.1 iPhone 15 charges by math from measured Wh
  • True hybrid measured: 63.9W wall peak + 61.8W battery peak + 58 min AC self-recharge in one 307g brick — replaces separate wall + small pack for hotel/dorm/AUC one-outlet days
  • Dual-C shared split honesty published (~44+19 wall / ~42+18 battery) — matches Anker 45+20 PDO pattern without inventing 65W×2
  • 34.56Wh << 100Wh — flies free on major Cairo carriers; compact 115×43 mm carry-on footprint with built-in foldable plug
  • NOT recalled — verified anker.com/product-recalls + cpsc.gov on 2026-07-24; outside A1257/A1263/A1647/A1652/A1681/A1689

⚠️ Limitations (measured)

  • Shared 65W only — NOT 65W×2; second device gets the reduced rail (~20W class). Plan C1=laptop, C2=phone
  • Only 29.4Wh usable — ~50 min at 35W load-shedding; NOT multi-hour blackout or multi-day Sahel reserve (pick A1695 76.9Wh or A1336 61.8Wh)
  • 65W ceiling / 63.9W measured wall — cannot match A2688 100W desk fast-charge or A1695 97.8W single-port for MacBook Pro 14"+ workflows
  • 52.1°C surface at 65W wall (15 min) — warmer than standalone packs; hard surface + airflow, never bedding or enclosed bag while charging
  • Battery mode ~0.5 MacBook Air charge; Emirates/Flydubai ban in-flight USE since 1 Oct 2025. Single unit — batches may vary. No PZEM AC efficiency %

Sample: CV-PB-A1339-001 · One retail-stock A1339 · CairoVolt lab, New Cairo · ambient 28.2°C (HTC-2) · humidity 44% · 220V Egyptian mains for wall-mode tests · Anker A8663 65W USB-C cable for all ≥30W tests · hybrid wall+bank · recall re-check 2026-07-24

Tested: 24 July 2026 · By: Eng. Omar Khaled — Lead Technician

A real measurement of one unit — indicative, not guaranteed for every unit; verify on the unit you receive.