"It's essentially a tiny rectangle with four different power plugs: Type A, Type I, Type G, and Type C plugs, covering over 200 countries -- along with dual USB-C and USB-A ports, and a pass-through AC socket that supports Type A and Type C (US and European) plugs. And when I say it's tiny, it really is, measuring a palm-sized 3.4 x 2.0 x 1.0 inches and weighing 3.8 ounces."
"A single USB-C port can output a maximum of 20W, while a USB-A port can push out 12W maximum, and when multiple USB ports are used at the same time, they share a maximum output of 15W. This makes the Nano 5-port travel adapter ideally suited to smaller items such as smartphones, tablets, power banks, and earbuds, as opposed to laptops."
Anker Nano 5‑port universal travel adapter combines Type A, Type I, Type G, and Type C plugs to cover over 200 countries, plus dual USB‑C and USB‑A ports and a pass‑through AC socket supporting Type A and Type C plugs. The adapter measures 3.4 x 2.0 x 1.0 inches and weighs 3.8 ounces, making it compact and highly portable. A single USB‑C port outputs up to 20W, a USB‑A port up to 12W, and multiple USB ports share a combined maximum of 15W, making it better suited to phones, tablets, power banks, and earbuds than laptops. Fold-out and sliding prongs deploy neatly for UK, US/AU, and EU sockets, and a textured finish improves grip. Charging a power bank from the adapter and then charging other devices from the power bank overnight delivers fully charged devices by morning.
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