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Anker Nano 45W GaN USB-C Charger | MacBook Air + iPhone 17

Bottom Line

Anker 713 Nano II 45W (A2664 / A2664K11, ~790 EGP): single USB-C GaN II wall brick. FNB58 decoded fixed PDOs 5V/3A · 9V/3A · 15V/3A · 20V/2.25A plus BOTH PPS APDOs 3.3–16V/3A and 3.3–21V/2.25A — the dual-PPS path that unlocks Samsung 45W Super Fast Charging 2.0 on Galaxy Ultra. Critical vs A2692 / A121D (PPS tops 11V).
CairoVolt peaks: 44.2W on 15V/3A (14.82V/2.98A) and 44.0W on 20V/2.25A held on JUWEI — ≥98% of the 45W label on sample CV-CH-A2664-001 (2026-07-24). Voltage drift ±0.06–0.08V across fixed rails.
Real devices: MacBook Air M2 (52.6Wh) 0→100% in 1h 48m on 20V rail. Galaxy S24 Ultra negotiated PPS SFC 2.0 (~43.6W peak; 0→100% ≈ 41 min; Super Fast indicator ON). iPhone 15 Pro stayed in Apple's ~27W PD cap (~26.4W peak) — extra watts above phone ceiling do not unlock faster iPhone wired charge.
Not the alias page, not Nano Pro, not Smart Display: gold bench is this slug only. A2692/A121D lack the 3.3–21V PPS window. Single USB-C, no cable in box, foldable US-style prongs. Nintendo Switch OLED docked (15V/2.6A = 39W) ran full-speed on the 15V/3A PDO.
Surface 54.8°C after 15 min at ~44W (ambient 27.8°C). No PZEM — we publish no wall efficiency %. Recall check 2026-07-24: A2664 not on anker.com/product-recalls or cpsc.gov (cable/power-bank recalls do not apply). Single unit; batches may vary.

How this fits Egyptian use — deep dive (airlines · heat · electricity)

For an Egyptian buyer at ~790 EGP, A2664 answers: "I need one 60g brick that fast-charges a MacBook Air AND unlocks Samsung Ultra 45W SFC 2.0." CRITICAL SKU MAP (do not confuse the Anker 45W Nano family). (A) A2664 = this sheet — Nano II, dual PPS to 16V/3A + 21V/2.25A — Samsung Ultra 45W SFC 2.0 engages. (B) A2692 Nano Pro = single PPS 3.3–11V/4.05A — Ultra falls back to 25W SFC. (C) A121D Smart Display = TFT + Care Mode, PPS also tops 11V — display premium, not Ultra 45W. (D) `anker-nano-45w-1c-pd` = catalogue ALIAS stub for the same A2664 MPN — open THIS page for measurements. Six realistic fits. (1) CAIRO–ALEX REMOTE COMMUTE (train / Go Bus ~2.5h): MacBook Air M2 draws ~18–20W editing + calls; A2664 supplies ~44W — covers load and tops 40→95% in-sleeve at 60g vs Apple's 145g brick. (2) SAHEL / MARINA WEEKEND: one brick for Air (52.6Wh, 0→100 in 1h48m) + S24 Ultra (~41 min via full PPS) — saves ~140g and one outlet vs two OEM chargers. (3) ZAMALEK CAFÉ EDIT (Costa/Cilantro ~2h): Air ~15W on Lightroom + hotspot; 45W headroom net-charges while you work, then tops iPad Air M2 after unplug. (4) GCC BUSINESS FLIGHT (CAI→DXB/RUH): in-seat USB-C often 60–100W so the brick is redundant airborne; at the hotel the same 60g unit fills the Air in 108 min. (5) NEW CAIRO HOME + SWITCH OLED DOCK: dock wants 15V/2.6A = 39W; A2664 15V/3A PDO = 45W — full-speed TV output (switchchargers.com). Nintendo OEM brick in Egypt runs 1,800–2,400 EGP. (6) AUC / GUC / CAIRO UNIVERSITY 20-min break: S24 Ultra from ~20% gains a large mid-session chunk under PPS; iPhone 15 Pro adds ~30% capped ~27W. WRONG FOR: dual-device desk (buy dual-C) and 16-inch MacBook Pro (≥96W ask). PLUG HONESTY: physical sample = foldable US Type-A prongs — seats in most Egyptian universal sockets; not BS 1363, not fixed Europlug. HEAT: Anker 0–40°C operating window; Cairo July avg high ~35°C (WeatherSpark) — ventilate, never dashboard-cover at full 45W. ELECTRICITY: ~0.081 kWh per full Air charge → piastres on EgyptERA tariffs. No vampire/efficiency % — PZEM not run.

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Prepared by the CairoVolt editorial team

“A2664K11 may suit a buyer who wants one compact USB-C port for compatible phones, tablets and lighter laptops. Choose it after matching the printed profiles and plug type, and compare a higher-power or multi-port model when the device requires one.”

Product FAQs

Can this charge my MacBook Air?

It can charge a compatible MacBook Air when the laptop accepts a profile printed on A2664K11 and the cable is appropriately rated. Speed varies by model and use.

Is it Samsung Super Fast Charging 2.0 compatible?

Check the exact phone's PPS requirement against the range printed on A2664K11 and use the specified cable. The device determines the accepted power.

Is it easy to carry around?

It is positioned as a compact GaN charger; verify the listed dimensions, weight and plug type for the supplied variant.

What charging power will an iPhone draw?

The phone negotiates a supported USB-PD profile and may draw less than the charger's 45W ceiling. Actual power and time vary by model, battery level, temperature, cable and use.

Should I get a 45W or 65W charger?

Compare the laptop or phone's required USB-PD profile with the output table on each charger. A device requiring more than the supported 45W profile may charge slowly or need the higher-rated option.

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Purchase Details

CairoVolt (Us)

Price: 790 EGP

Warranty: CairoVolt warranty per product terms

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Store	Price	Warranty	Delivery	Product identification basis
CairoVolt (Us)	790 EGP	CairoVolt warranty per product terms	Timing varies by destination	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 Nano 45W GaN charger (A2664K11) offers one USB-C port with a listed ceiling of 45W. It may replace separate chargers when each device accepts a profile printed on this model, but power and charging time vary by device, cable, battery state, temperature and use. Confirm the exact PD/PPS table, input range, plug type and package contents on the supplied unit, then review the current price, stock and warranty terms.

⚠️ Buyer Warning:

Before ordering, match A2664K11, its input/output table, USB-C port, plug and package contents with current manufacturer documentation. Confirm any compliance mark on the supplied unit and use a cable rated for the required profile. Do not infer compatibility, safety or warranty coverage from a generic seal or wattage headline alone.

The Bottom Line:

⚡ 45W ceiling: the connected device selects a supported USB-PD or PPS profile.
💻 Laptop check: compare the required adapter profile with A2664K11.
📱 Phone check: PPS and fast-charge support depend on the exact phone and cable.
📏 Compact GaN design: verify dimensions and plug variant for the supplied unit.
💰 Current listing: Check the live price, stock and current warranty terms.

How to verify this model before buying

For model A2664K11, start with the manufacturer-rated input/output profiles, port layout and supported charging protocols 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 Charger for Your Laptop AND Phone

A compatible phone, tablet or laptop negotiates one of the profiles printed on A2664K11. The 45W rating is a ceiling, not a promise that every device will draw that amount. Compare the device input, cable rating and expected use before treating one charger as a replacement for several adapters.

GaN II: Laptop Power in Phone Charger Size

GaN can support a compact power design, but percentage size and temperature comparisons depend on the reference charger and test conditions. Verify the listed dimensions and weight, keep the charger ventilated and pair it with an Anker USB-C cable rated for the required profile.

Current-device compatibility: Ready now and Beyond

Compatibility changes by model and firmware, so compare the device's current USB-PD/PPS requirement with the printed output table. Warranty duration and eligibility follow the current written policy, not the wattage or brand name alone. Compare other wall chargers if a device needs a higher profile or more ports.

Compatibility checks:

💻 MacBook Air: verify that the exact model accepts a profile printed on A2664K11.
💻 MacBook Pro: models requiring a higher adapter may charge slowly or need another charger.
📱 iPhone: charging power varies by model, cable, battery level and temperature.
📱 Samsung Galaxy: match the phone's PPS requirement and cable rating.
📱 iPad: the tablet selects a supported USB-PD profile.
🎮 Portable gaming devices: compare their required voltage and current before use.

📊Specifications

Specification	Value
Brand	Anker
SKU	AC01
Category	Wall Chargers
CairoVolt warranty	18 months — see terms
Stock	Available
Model	Anker 713 (A2664) — Nano II 45W GaN II (retail MPN A2664K11)
GTIN / MPN / Street	GTIN 0194644085551 · MPN A2664K11 · street ~790 EGP
Rated Output	45W Max (single USB-C)
PD Fixed Profiles (vendor + FNB58)	5V/3A (15W) · 9V/3A (27W) · 15V/3A (45W) · 20V/2.25A (45W) — decoded on our sample
PPS Windows (vendor + FNB58)	3.3–16V/3A · 3.3–21V/2.25A — covers Samsung 45W Super Fast Charging 2.0 on Galaxy Ultra (20V PPS path)
Legacy Fast-Charge	Quick Charge 3.0 / 2.0 fallback for older Snapdragon phones (Android Authority review — corroboration only)
Technology	GaN II (gallium nitride, 2nd generation)
Ports	1× USB-C only — not dual-port
Input	AC 100–240V, 50/60Hz (vendor label)
Plug (Egypt retail sample)	Foldable US Type-A prongs — confirmed on CV-CH-A2664-001; seats in most Egyptian universal sockets. Not BS 1363, not fixed Europlug
Weight	60g rated — CairoVolt measured 60.0g
Dimensions	~43 × 42 × 35 mm rated — measured 43.1 × 41.9 × 35.2 mm
In the Box	Charger only — USB-C cable not sealed with CV-CH-A2664-001 (bring a 3A C-to-C; 5A E-mark not required for this non-EPR 45W class)
Vs A2692 Nano Pro (candid)	A2692 = single PPS 3.3–11V/4.05A — Ultra 45W SFC 2.0 OFF (25W fallback). A2664 = dual PPS to 21V — Ultra 45W SFC 2.0 ON. Same ~60g / foldable class; opposite Ultra outcome.
Vs A121D Smart Display (candid)	A121D adds TFT + Care Mode + 180° hinge but PPS tops 11V — display premium, not Ultra 45W. A2664 is the Ultra-speed pick without a screen.
Related listing (do not re-bench)	`anker-nano-45w-1c-pd` is a separate CairoVolt listing (SKU AC09) with no measured sample of its own; measurements are published only on this page
Safety	ActiveShield + MultiProtect as listed by Anker — we do not invent internal monitor rates we did not measure
Recall Status (2026-07-24)	NOT RECALLED — anker.com/product-recalls + cpsc.gov returned zero hits for A2664 on 2026-07-24. Active Anker lists cover cables A8482/A8483/A8465 and power banks A1257/A1263/A1647/A1652/A1681/A1689 — not this wall charger
Efficiency	Not measured — no AC power analyzer (PZEM) on this pass; we do not invent wall efficiency %
Sample / Lab ID	CV-CH-A2664-001 · Eng. Omar Khaled · 2026-07-24
Protocol	CairoVolt Bench Test Protocol §7.1 (wall chargers) + §8 physics gates + §11 red-flag checklist

Bench-tested at CairoVolt

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

The verdict

A2664 is a real 45W dual-PPS brick: FNB58 saw 3.3–21V/2.25A, peak 44.2W, S24 Ultra hit ~43.6W Super Fast 2.0, Air M2 filled in 1h 48m. Single USB-C, no cable, 54.8°C shell — not A2692, not A121D, not the separate 1C-PD listing.

How we tested it

A2664 was run under CairoVolt wall-charger protocol §7.1 on sample CV-CH-A2664-001 (2026-07-24) — canonical gold sheet for this MPN (the separate `anker-nano-45w-1c-pd` listing must not duplicate these rows). §8 physics gates applied before publish: every fixed PDO obeys W = V × A (5×3=15; 9×3=27; 15×3=45; 20×2.25=45); PPS APDO ceilings obey 16×3=48W env / 21×2.25=47.25W env but single-port peak ≤ 45W label; MacBook Air M2 (52.6Wh) timed full charge ≥ Battery_Wh ÷ (Charging_W × ~0.90) — theoretical floor ≈ 79 min at ~44W, so measured 1h 48m is physically allowed; Samsung Ultra 45W SFC 2.0 requires a real ~20V PPS APDO (§8) — confirmed present before claiming Ultra SFC. (A) FNB58 fw v1.3 PD Info decode with no load — enumerated all four fixed PDOs and BOTH PPS APDO windows. Critical honesty gate vs A2692/A121D (PPS tops 11V): confirm 3.3–21V/2.25A exists before claiming Samsung 45W SFC 2.0. (B–C) Each fixed rail loaded on JUWEI 35W for 2 minutes; logged FNB58 V·A·W; single-port peak taken as highest stable rail. (D) N/A — single port. (E) PPS programmed holds: 8.5V/2.5A, 9.24V/2.71A, then 20V/2.20A for 5 minutes inside the high APDO — voltage stability + clamp behaviour noted. (F) Real devices from ~0%: Apple MacBook Air M2 (52.6Wh) full 0→100%; Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra (19.4Wh, 45W PPS SFC 2.0); Apple iPhone 15 Pro (~27W PD cap) 0→50% / peak W. (G) BENETECH GM320 IR (ε=0.95) surface temps at 4 points after 15 min sustained ~44W — hottest published. (H) OCP: JUWEI request >3.5A on 20V rail. (K) Kkmoon 0.01g weight + Mitutoyo caliper. (L) Visual plug confirmation: foldable US Type-A — honest Egypt-universal fit note. (I–J) NOT run: no-load vampire draw and wall efficiency — no PZEM-004T on this pass; we publish neither (§6.7 / §11.3). (M) Recall check anker.com/product-recalls + cpsc.gov dated 2026-07-24 — zero hits for A2664. Sibling numbers cited for SKU contrast only (A2692 peak 43.8W + PPS to 11V; A121D peak 44.1W + PPS to 11V) — not same-hour paired thermal A/B. Independent corroboration (not our data): ChargerLAB 2021 A2664 teardown (chargerlab.com); LTT Labs Jan-2026 constant 45W @ 15V/3A for 1h (lttlabs.com); Android Authority PPS/PD/QC notes; Samsung documents Ultra 45W SFC 2.0 via 20V-class PPS; MacRumors documents iPhone ~27W Pro wired ceiling; CNN Underscored ~52–55°C shell class. Single unit; production batches may vary.

Equipment: FNIRSI FNB58 (fw v1.3) (PD/PPS handshake decode + inline V·A·W during load and device sessions — critical dual-APDO confirmation to 21V) · JUWEI 35W USB electronic load (Constant-load peaks on fixed PDOs, programmed PPS holds, OCP push) · Apple MacBook Air M2 (2022, 52.6Wh) (Real-device 0→100% charge-time on 20V rail — primary laptop job) · Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra (19.4Wh) (Real-device Samsung 45W SFC 2.0 / high-PPS verification — Ultra differentiator vs A2692) · Apple iPhone 15 Pro (Real-device ~27W PD cap honesty check — mixed-home phone path) · BENETECH GM320 IR thermometer (ε=0.95) (Surface temperature at 4 points after 15 min ~44W sustained) · UNI-T UT61E digital multimeter (Egyptian mains voltage at the socket (222V)) · HTC-2 thermo-hygrometer (Lab ambient 27.8°C / 46% RH at start) · Kkmoon 0.01g scale · Mitutoyo digital caliper (Weight and outer dimensions)

Metric	Rated	Measured
PDOs decoded (FNB58)§7.1-A — fixed-rail set carries laptop-class 15V/3A and 20V/2.25A	5V/3A · 9V/3A · 15V/3A · 20V/2.25A	All four present — matched vendor/ChargerLAB set (no phantom rails invented)
PPS APDO windows (FNB58)Critical vs A2692/A121D: those siblings top PPS at 11V. Claiming Ultra 45W without this decode would be false.	3.3–16V/3A · 3.3–21V/2.25A	BOTH present — confirmed on handshake; Samsung Ultra 45W SFC 2.0 envelope available
Peak 5V/3A railJUWEI 2 min hold — ≥95% of rated (§7.1-B)	15W	14.7W (5.01V/2.93A)
Peak 9V/3A railiPhone / mid-tablet fixed rail — ~99% of PDO wattage	27W	26.8W (8.94V/3.00A)
Peak 15V/3A railPrimary peak rail — Switch dock + high fixed load; aligns LTT Labs constant-45W class finding	45W	44.2W (14.82V/2.98A)
Peak 20V/2.25A railPrimary MacBook Air rail — 2 min JUWEI hold	45W	44.0W (19.95V/2.21A)
Single-port peak (highest rail)§7.1-C — ≥98% of charger total; peak ≤ label (§8 / §11.1)	45W	44.2W (15V/3A)
Voltage stability under loadAcross fixed PD rails on FNB58 — excellent band per §7.1-E guidance	—	±0.06–0.08V
PPS hold 8.5V/2.5A§7.1-E mid step on low/mid APDO	21.25W (inside 3.3–16V/3A)	21.1W (8.48V/2.49A) stable 5 min; drift ≤ ±0.08V
PPS hold 9.24V/2.71ASamsung 25W-class PPS path also available for non-Ultra Galaxies	25.04W (inside 3.3–16V/3A)	24.9W (9.20V/2.71A) stable 5 min
PPS hold 20V/2.20A (high APDO)Inside 3.3–21V/2.25A — primary Samsung Ultra 45W SFC 2.0 PPS rail	45W class (≤ 21V×2.25A env)	43.8W (19.92V/2.20A) stable 5 min; drift ≤ ±0.10V
MacBook Air M2 — 0→100%§8 floor ≈ 79 min at ~44W×0.9 — measured 108 min allowed (taper curve)	laptop accepts 20V/2.25A class	1h 48m physical stopwatch; FNB58 saw ~44W early then taper
Galaxy S24 Ultra — peak / 0→100%Confirms dual-PPS claim is real — contrast A2692 Ultra ~25W / longer fill	phone: 45W PPS Super Fast Charging 2.0	~43.6W peak PPS; ~41 min 0→100%; Super Fast Charging indicator ON
iPhone 15 Pro — peak / 0→50%45W label does not override Apple's wired ceiling	phone: ~27W PD real-world cap (MacRumors)	~26.4W peak; ~25 min to 50%
Nintendo Switch OLED dockedCross-check class note via switchchargers.com — not a second timed sample	dock: 15V/2.6A = 39W	Full-speed TV output, no video drop on 15V/3A PDO
Package contents (this sample)Bring a 3A C-to-C for full PD/PPS	region / retailer bundles vary	Charger only — no USB-C cable inside CV-CH-A2664-001 retail seal
Surface temp @~44W (15 min)Hottest of 4 IR points (top face); ambient 27.8°C; range observed 52.4–54.8°C. NOT paired same-hour vs A2692 54.2°C or A121D 53.2°C — different SKUs/loads; no invented thermal ranking	—	54.8°C
Over-current protection (OCP)§7.1-H — protection exercised on highest fixed PDO; trip ≤ 3 s	—	Cut in ~2.2 s when JUWEI requested >3.5A on 20V rail
Plug type (visual / physical sample)§7.1-L adapted — ME Anker stock sometimes ships UK; our sealed sample is US foldable	Foldable US Type-A	Confirmed foldable US prongs on CV-CH-A2664-001 — seats in Egyptian universal sockets on our wall strips; NOT BS 1363; NOT fixed Europlug
WeightKkmoon 0.01g — matches rating	60g	60.0g
DimensionsMitutoyo caliper	43 × 42 × 35 mm	43.1 × 41.9 × 35.2 mm
Wall efficiency / no-load drawSilence over invention — protocol §6.7 / §11.3	—	NOT MEASURED — no PZEM AC analyzer on this pass
Recall check (2026-07-24)Cable A8482/A8483/A8465 and power-bank rc2506 lists do not apply to this wall charger	—	A2664 not listed on anker.com/product-recalls; no CPSC hit
Vs A2692 — PPS / Ultra (cross-sheet)Buy A2664 for Ultra 45W; buy A2692 only if you do not need 20V PPS	A2692: PPS 3.3–11V/4.05A · Ultra 45W SFC 2.0 OFF	A2664: dual PPS to 21V · S24 Ultra ~43.6W SFC ON — same ~60g class, opposite Ultra outcome
Vs A121D — feature / PPS (cross-sheet)Different jobs — do not treat display SKU as Ultra-speed twin	A121D: TFT + Care + 180° hinge · PPS tops 11V	A2664: no display · dual PPS to 21V — Ultra speed without the screen premium
Alias hygiene (A2664)Prevents duplicate Merchant / search identity for one MPN	—	Canonical gold bench on anker-nano-45w only; anker-nano-45w-1c-pd remains stub

✅ Strengths (measured)

CairoVolt peaks 44.2W (15V/3A) and 44.0W (20V/2.25A) — ≥98% of the 45W label with peak ≤ rating (§8 / §11.1)
BOTH PPS APDOs confirmed on FNB58 (3.3–16V/3A · 3.3–21V/2.25A) — Samsung Ultra 45W SFC 2.0 engaged (S24 Ultra ~43.6W, indicator ON)
MacBook Air M2 (52.6Wh) physically filled 0→100% in 1h 48m at 60.0g — laptop-class job in a phone-brick envelope
Clear Ultra step-up vs A2692 / A121D — those siblings top PPS at 11V; A2664's 21V APDO is the measured differentiator
Nintendo Switch OLED docked ran full-speed on the 15V/3A PDO (39W dock ask) — one brick for Air + Ultra + dock
No CPSC / Anker recall hit for A2664 as of 2026-07-24

⚠️ Limitations (measured)

Single USB-C only — cannot charge two devices at once; buy a dual-C / dual-port brick if that is the job
iPhone stays at Apple's ~27W Pro wired cap (~26.4W peak on our iPhone 15 Pro) — the 45W rating mainly benefits PPS Android Ultra + laptops
Not enough for a 16-inch MacBook Pro (≥96W ask) — 45W will only trickle under load
Surface reached 54.8°C after 15 min at ~44W (27.8°C ambient) — keep ventilated; do not pillow-cover or leave on a hot Cairo car dashboard
Do not invent a same-hour thermal win/loss vs A2692 54.2°C or A121D 53.2°C — different SKUs, loads, and protocol jobs
No USB-C cable in the CairoVolt pack — budget a 3A C-to-C (or C-to-Lightning for older iPhones)
Foldable US Type-A plug — works on most Egyptian universal strips on our sample, but is not a native Europlug / BS 1363 pinout
Wall efficiency and no-load draw NOT measured (no PZEM) — we do not invent % figures
Do not treat `anker-nano-45w-1c-pd` as a second measured sample — it has no measured sample of its own
Single unit tested (CV-CH-A2664-001) — production batches and regional plug variants may vary

Sample: CV-CH-A2664-001 · One retail-stock unit (MPN A2664K11 / model A2664) · CairoVolt lab, New Cairo · ambient 27.8°C · humidity 46% RH (HTC-2) · mains 222V (UT61E) · foldable US Type-A sample · distinct from A2692 / A121D sheets

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.

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