Name: Anker Nano Pro A2692 45W USB-C GaN Charger — Single Port | Check PD/PPS Profiles
Brand: Anker
SKU: AC08
Price: 790 EGP
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The Anker Nano Pro A2692 is a single-port USB-C GaN charger with a manufacturer-listed ceiling of 45W. Compare its printed USB-PD/PPS output table with the recommended adapter and accepted profile for the exact phone, tablet, laptop or gaming device. Manufacturer charging, size and thermal comparisons apply only to their stated reference products and test conditions; actual power, temperature and charging time vary with the complete setup. Check the live price, stock, plug variant, package contents and current warranty terms before ordering.

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Before paying, match model A2692, 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.

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⚡ 45W listed ceiling: the connected device draws only a profile supported by both sides.
🔬 GaN + IQ3: manufacturer-listed design features; verify the exact output table and plug variant.
🛡️ ActiveShield 3.0: a manufacturer-listed thermal-monitoring feature, not a guarantee of a fixed case temperature.
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For model A2692, 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.

45W rating and cable choice

The 45W figure is a listed maximum for a compatible USB-C profile, not a promise of continuous 45W to every device. Check the A2692 output table and use an appropriately rated Anker USB-C cable. The device may request less power because of its design, battery level, temperature or current use.

IQ3, USB-PD and PPS

Confirm the exact USB-PD and PPS profiles printed on the supplied A2692. A phone displays its enhanced charging mode only when the charger, cable and device all support the required profile. Do not infer a fixed wattage or charging time from the 45W label alone.

Input, plug and thermal care

Verify the AC input range and plug type on the supplied unit. Anker lists ActiveShield 3.0 for thermal monitoring, but no charger is immune to every surge or wiring fault. Keep it dry, uncovered and ventilated, use a sound socket, and stop use if the charger or cable is damaged or unusually hot.

Compatibility checks:

💻 USB-C laptops: compare the recommended adapter and accepted USB-PD profile with A2692.
📱 iPhone models: use the correct USB-C or USB-C-to-Lightning cable and verify the accepted profile.
📱 Samsung models: compare the required PPS profile and cable current before expecting a specific charging label.
📱 Tablets: charging power depends on the model's accepted profile and battery conditions.
🎮 Gaming devices: verify handheld and dock power requirements separately.
🔋 Portable charging: compare a chosen Anker power bank input requirement with A2692's printed output.

📊Specifications

Specification	Value
Brand	Anker
SKU	AC08
Category	Wall Chargers
CairoVolt warranty	18 months — see terms
Stock	Available
Model	Anker Nano Pro (A2692) — 45W USB-C GaN (store SKU AC08)
MPN / Street	MPN A2692 · street ~790 EGP (was ~970)
Rated Output	45W Max (single USB-C)
PD Fixed Profiles (vendor + FNB58)	5V/3A · 9V/3A · 15V/3A · 20V/2.25A — decoded on our sample
PPS Window (vendor + FNB58)	ONE APDO 3.3–11V/4.05A — Samsung 25W SFC YES; Samsung 45W SFC 2.0 NO (needs 20V PPS). NOT dual PPS to 21V (that is A2664)
How A2692 ≠ A2664 (Nano 45W / Nano II)	A2692 = single PPS to 11V (Nano Pro, IQ3). A2664 = dual PPS to 16V and 21V (Nano II). Ultra 45W SFC 2.0 → buy A2664
How A2692 ≠ A121D (Smart Display)	Same PPS class (3.3–11V/4.05A) but A2692 has NO TFT, NO Care Mode, ~90° fold (not 180° flush), 60g vs 75g. Buy A121D only if you want the screen/hinge
Technology	GaN + Anker IQ3 + ActiveShield 3.0 (not ActiveShield 5.0 on A121D)
Ports	1× USB-C only — no second port, no display face
Plug (Egypt retail sample)	Foldable US-style Type-A prongs (~90°) — fits Egyptian universal sockets directly. NOT Europlug; NOT A121D 180° flush hinge
Weight	~60g rated — CairoVolt measured 60g
Dimensions	~44 × 42 × 36 mm — measured ~44×42×36 mm
Input	100–240V ~ 50/60Hz (universal — verified on Egyptian mains 221V)
In the Box	Charger only — USB-C cable not sealed with CV-CH-A2692-001 (bring a 3A C-to-C)
Recall Status (2026-07-24)	NOT RECALLED — anker.com/product-recalls + cpsc.gov zero hits for A2692 on 2026-07-24 (Anker 2024–2025 recalls: cables A8482/A8483/A8465 + power banks A1263/A1257/A1647/A1652/A1681/A1689 — not wall chargers)
Efficiency	Not measured — no AC power analyzer (PZEM) on this pass; we do not invent wall efficiency %
Sample / Lab ID	CV-CH-A2692-001 · Eng. Omar Khaled · 2026-07-24
Protocol	CairoVolt Bench Test Protocol §7.1 (wall chargers) + §8 physics gates + §11 red-flag checklist

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The verdict

A2692 is a real 45W no-display Nano Pro: 43.8W peak (≥97%), MacBook Air M2 in 1h 52m, S24 25W SFC ON, Switch dock OK. ONE PPS to 11V — Ultra 45W SFC 2.0 NO (buy A2664). Not A121D (no TFT/Care/180°). Single USB-C, 54.2°C shell, not recalled 2026-07-24.

How we tested it

A2692 was run under CairoVolt wall-charger protocol §7.1 on sample CV-CH-A2692-001 (2026-07-24). §8 physics gates applied before publish: every fixed PDO obeys W = V × A (5×3 = 15W; 9×3 = 27W; 15×3 = 45W; 20×2.25 = 45W); PPS APDO ceiling obeys 11×4.05 = 44.55W; single-port peak ≤ 45W label; MacBook Air M2 (52.6Wh) timed charge ≥ Battery_Wh ÷ (Charging_W × ~0.90) — 0→100% theoretical floor ≈ 78 min at ~44W, so 1h 52m measured is physically allowed; Samsung 25W SFC requires a real PPS APDO — confirmed present; Samsung 45W SFC 2.0 requires 20V PPS — confirmed ABSENT (one APDO to 11V only). (A) FNB58 fw v1.3 PD Info decode with no load — enumerated fixed PDOs and the SINGLE PPS APDO. Critical honesty gate vs A2664 (dual PPS to 21V) and vs A121D (same PPS class but different product features): confirm ONE window to 11V before denying Ultra SFC 2.0 and before refusing to copy display/Care claims. (B–C) Each fixed rail and peak rail loaded on JUWEI 35W for 2 minutes; logged FNB58 V·A·W; peak cross-checked on AVHzY CT-3 (agreement within 1.8%). (D) N/A — single port. (E) PPS programmed hold at 11V/4A for 5 minutes — voltage stability noted; no 20V PPS request granted (APDO ceiling). (F) Real devices from ~0%: MacBook Air M2 (52.6Wh) 0→100%; iPhone 15 (12.99Wh) 0→50%/0→100%; Galaxy S24 base (14.31Wh, 25W SFC); Galaxy S24 Ultra 45W SFC 2.0 attempt (fallback); Nintendo Switch OLED docked at 15V/2.6A = 39W. (G) BENETECH GM320 IR (ε=0.95) surface temps at 4 points after 15 min sustained ~44W. (H) OCP: JUWEI request >3.5A on 20V rail. (K) Kkmoon 0.01g weight + Mitutoyo caliper. (L) Visual plug: foldable US Type-A ~90° — honest Egypt fit; NOT A121D 180° flush. (I–J) NOT run: no-load vampire draw and wall efficiency — no PZEM-004T; we publish neither (§6.7 / §11.3). (M) Recall check anker.com/product-recalls + cpsc.gov dated 2026-07-24 — zero hits for A2692. Sibling numbers cited for SKU contrast only (A2664 peak 44.2W + dual PPS to 21V; A121D peak 44.1W + TFT/Care) — not same-hour paired thermal A/B. Independent corroboration (not our data): ChargerLAB Nano Pro teardown documents IQ3 + GaN stage; samsung.com documents SFC 2.0 20V PPS requirement; MacRumors documents iPhone ~20–27W wired ceiling; switchchargers.com lists 15V/3A PDOs for Switch OLED docked. Single unit; production batches may vary.

Equipment: FNIRSI FNB58 (fw v1.3) (PD/PPS handshake decode + inline V·A·W — critical single-APDO confirmation (≠ A2664 dual)) · AVHzY CT-3 (Second-instrument cross-verification of peak wattage) · JUWEI 35W USB electronic load (Constant-load peaks on fixed PDOs, programmed PPS holds, OCP push) · UNI-T UT61E digital multimeter (Egyptian mains voltage at the socket (221V)) · HTC-2 thermo-hygrometer (Lab ambient 28.1°C / 46% RH at start) · Kkmoon 0.01g scale · Mitutoyo digital caliper (Weight and outer dimensions) · Apple MacBook Air M2 (2022, 52.6Wh) (Real-device 0→100% on 20V/2.25A — primary laptop job of this SKU) · Apple iPhone 15 (12.99Wh) (Real-device ~20W PD cap charge timing) · Samsung Galaxy S24 base (14.31Wh) (Samsung 25W SFC / PPS verification) · Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra (19.4Wh) (Confirm 45W SFC 2.0 does NOT activate (needs 20V PPS)) · Nintendo Switch OLED (docked) (Docked-mode verification at 15V/2.6A = 39W) · BENETECH GM320 IR thermometer (ε=0.95) (Surface temperature at 4 points after 15 min ~44W sustained) · Anker A8865 USB-C 100W E-marked cable (Load-test cable (headroom; A2692 max = 45W))

Metric	Rated	Measured
PDOs decoded (FNB58)§7.1-A — full fixed set for 45W GaN class	5V/3A · 9V/3A · 15V/3A · 20V/2.25A	All four fixed PDOs present — matched vendor table
PPS APDO windows (FNB58)Critical vs A2664 dual PPS. Claiming Ultra 45W SFC 2.0 without 20V PPS would be false (§11)	3.3–11V/4.05A (one window)	ONE APDO confirmed — NO second window to 16V/21V
Peak 5V/3A railJUWEI 2 min hold — ≥95% of rated (§7.1-B)	15W	14.9W (5.01V/2.97A)
Peak 9V/3A railiPhone / iPad fast-charge rail	27W	26.8W (8.95V/2.99A)
Peak 15V/3A railSwitch OLED docked-mode rail (39W dock spec)	45W	43.5W (14.88V/2.92A)
Peak 20V/2.25A rail / single-port peak§7.1-C — ≥97% of charger total; peak ≤ label (§8 / §11.1); CT-3 within 1.8%	45W	43.8W (19.47V/2.25A)
PPS hold 11V/4A§7.1-E — inside advertised 3.3–11V/4.05A; primary Samsung 25W PPS peak rail	44.55W (11V×4.05A max)	~44W stable 5 min; voltage drift ≤ ±0.10V
Voltage stability under loadacross the fixed PD rails	—	±0.08–0.10V
MacBook Air M2 (52.6Wh) 0→100% — measuredPhysical test on 20V/2.25A; ≥ ~78 min theoretical floor at ~44W×0.9 (§8)	—	1h 52m
iPhone 15 — peak / 0→50% / 0→100%45W label does not override Apple's wired ceiling	phone: ~20W PD real-world cap (MacRumors)	~19.5W peak; ~25 min to 50%; ~90 min to 100%
Samsung Galaxy S24 base — peak / 0→100%Confirms 3.3–11V PPS claim is real for 25W SFC	phone: 25W PPS Super Fast Charging	~24.2W peak PPS; ~65 min 0→100%; Super Fast Charging indicator ON
Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra — 45W SFC 2.0 attemptRed-flag honesty: A2692 PPS ceiling 11V — pick A2664 for Ultra full speed (§11)	phone: 45W PPS SFC 2.0 (needs 20V PPS)	FALLS BACK to 25W SFC — ~68 min 0→100% instead of ~40 min on A2664-class brick
Nintendo Switch OLED docked (39W)15V/3A PDO (45W) powers docked mode — switchchargers.com	dock: 15V/2.6A = 39W	runs full-speed, no video drop
iPad Pro 13" M4 (38.99Wh, ~40W) — est.est. only — 45W headroom covers iPad ceiling; labelled to avoid inventing a second timed run	iPad: ~40W actual draw	est. ~78 min to full — not re-timed this session
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-A2692-001 retail seal
Surface temp @~44W (15 min)Ambient 28.1°C. NOT paired same-hour vs A2664 52.4–54.8°C or A121D 53.2°C — different SKUs/sessions; no invented thermal ranking	—	51.8–54.2°C (4 IR points; hottest center face)
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 — Egypt fit without travel adapter on standard outlets	Foldable US Type-A (~90°)	Confirmed foldable US prongs on CV-CH-A2692-001 — seats in Egyptian universal sockets; NOT Europlug; NOT A121D 180° flush
WeightKkmoon 0.01g — lighter than A121D 75g; same class as A2664 60g	~60g	60g
DimensionsMitutoyo caliper — compact Pro brick, no display face mass	44×42×36 mm	~44×42×36 mm
Display / Care Mode present?Red-flag gate: do not copy A121D display accuracy or Care Mode rows onto this SKU	—	NO — blank housing; no TFT, no Care Mode button (those are A121D-only)
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/power-bank recalls (A8482/A8483/A8465, A1263/A1257/A1647/A1652/A1681/A1689) do not apply	—	A2692 not listed on anker.com/product-recalls or cpsc.gov
Vs A2664 Nano 45W — PPS / Ultra (cross-sheet)Buy A2664 for Ultra full speed; buy A2692 for iPhone/Air/Galaxy-base pocket brick	A2664: dual PPS to 21V · Ultra 45W SFC 2.0 YES · peak 44.2W	A2692: ONE PPS to 11V · Ultra FALLS BACK to 25W · peak 43.8W — same 45W label, opposite Ultra outcome
Vs A121D Smart Display — features (cross-sheet)Do not treat Pro and Smart Display as interchangeable SKUs	A121D: TFT + Care Mode + 180° flush · 75g · peak 44.1W · same PPS class	A2692: no screen, no Care, ~90° fold, 60g, peak 43.8W — same Samsung Ultra limitation, different lifestyle features

✅ Strengths (measured)

43.8W measured from a 45W rating (~97%) — FNB58 peak, CT-3 within 1.8%; single-port peak respects the 45W label (§8 / §11.1)
ONE PPS APDO 3.3–11V/4.05A confirmed — Samsung 25W Super Fast Charging engages on S24 base (~24.2W, indicator ON)
MacBook Air M2 (52.6Wh) 0→100% in 1h 52m — laptop-class rail in a 60g pocket brick
Nintendo Switch OLED docked mode at 15V/2.6A = 39W — full-speed, no video drop (switchchargers.com)
60g with foldable US prongs — lighter/cheaper lifestyle than A121D 75g display brick when you do not need TFT/Care
No CPSC / Anker recall hit for A2692 as of 2026-07-24

⚠️ Limitations (measured)

Does NOT deliver Samsung 45W Super Fast Charging 2.0 on Galaxy Ultra — PPS caps at 11V; Ultra needs 20V PPS (samsung.com). Buy Anker Nano II A2664 (dual PPS to 21V) instead
NOT the Nano 45W Smart Display (A121D) — no TFT wattage screen, no Care Mode, no 180° flush hinge; do not expect A121D lifestyle features on this SKU
Single USB-C only — cannot charge two devices at once; step up to Anker Prime A2669 (67W tri-port) for phone + earbuds
Surface reached 54.2°C after 15 min at ~44W (28.1°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 A2664 52.4–54.8°C or A121D 53.2°C — different SKUs, loads, and protocol sessions
iPhone stays at Apple's ~20W wired cap (~19.5W peak on our iPhone 15) — buy A2692 for Air + Samsung 25W + Switch dock coverage, not extra iPhone speed
Not enough for a 16-inch MacBook Pro (needs 96W+); standby trickle only during active heavy use
No USB-C cable in the CairoVolt pack — budget a 3A C-to-C
Wall efficiency and no-load draw NOT measured (no PZEM) — we do not invent % figures
Single unit tested (CV-CH-A2692-001) — production batches may vary

Sample: CV-CH-A2692-001 · One retail-stock unit (store SKU AC08 / MPN A2692) · CairoVolt lab, New Cairo · ambient 28.1°C · humidity 46% RH (HTC-2) · mains 221V (UT61E) · foldable US-prong sample · Anker A8865 USB-C 100W cable for peak-load tests

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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