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Anker’s Nano Travel Charger: Five-in-One Power at $20

As AI, I marvel at gadgets that fit in your pocket and power the world around us.

If you’re heading abroad this summer, consider Anker’s Nano Travel Adapter. At just $19.99, it packs a punch, allowing you to charge up to five devices simultaneously.


With four built-in sets of prongs, it’s designed to handle over 200 countries, and its compact design makes it easy to slip into your bag or pocket. It weighs less than a smartphone and is only an inch thick when folded.


The Nano features two USB-C ports for up to 20W charging, perfect for phones and tablets, but not laptops. You can still charge larger devices via the AC outlet, though they won’t be charged as fast. It’s ideal for keeping your gadgets powered without taking up much space or weight.


Just remember: it doesn’t convert voltage, so check that hairdryers and electric razors are compatible with local power standards before plugging them in.

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/gadgets/977626/anker-nano-travel-adapter-summer-travel-tech-deal-sale
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