I had known Anker for quite a few years, but I had never purchased their products. The charger is impressively small, sturdy, and very high quality. It has been used on an iPhone 11 for over a year and provides fast charging compared to Apple's ridiculous one.

Awesome, very compact of course it charges whatever you want with 65w needs. And from the usage I have done, it has never gotten hot.

I don't have much to say, I charge a 65W laptop and Galaxy S21 (not simultaneously). It replaced the laptop's brick charger, lightened my bag, obviously charges quickly, and is generally heavy (for its size) and sturdy, it's not cheap plastic and looks like it will last... Ideal if you want a charger for everything up to 65W.

The charger is very sturdy and has a premium feel in the hand. Compared to an iPhone charger, I can't say because I don't have one, but with this specific iPhone 14 pro Max, it charges from 0-100 in about 1 hour and 15 minutes. It's not a Oneplus, but the charging speed is very good.

The charger was purchased and used for charging the Galaxy S23 Ultra, so the review is about its use for this phone only.
The phone supports 45 W charging speed. Unfortunately, in the measurements I made, the charging speed is the same as a 25 W charger.
Specifically, by plugging the phone into the socket with the charging cable included in the phone's package and the battery at 10%, it took 1 hour and 8 minutes to charge to 100%, which is the same as it took with the 25 W charger (Samsung).

Samsung Galaxy S21 FE, charged from 40% to 90% in 26 minutes. It is recognized as extremely fast charging. Heavy-duty charger and truly does what it says. Highly recommended because at €30 it was purchased, it is lightweight and fast.

It is very compact, very heavy for its size, and has a very nice soft texture.
Charge the MacBook Pro 13 without delay or interruption, unlike other cheaper chargers. It seemed to heat up less than the original Apple charger. With the iPhone 13 Pro Max, it seemed to charge a little slower than with the corresponding Belkin 30Watt GaN charger, but maybe it's just me.

Perfect for MacBook Pro charging while traveling, relatively small compared to the original. Charges fully.
Recognizes Fast Charging on Xioami (not Super Fast charging).
Unfortunately, does not recognize Super Fast Charging on Huawεi.
While, for example, a cheaper charger with fewer Watts from UGREEN is recognized.
I would like it to recognize all fast charging protocols for mobiles at such Watts and price.

POSITIVES
- Incredibly small in size
- Charges all laptops with type-c and costs less than, for example, the equivalent Lenovo
- Charges iPhones like the iPhone XR and 13
- Charges Android phones like the Xiaomi 11T Pro at a fast speed

NEGATIVES
- Gets hot when charging a 65-watt laptop, but not to the point where you can't hold it in your hand

Note that Oppo's mother company has done something with Oneplus and they do charge, but at a slow speed of 5v/2a

Charges perfectly both iPhone 13 and MacBook 2020. Its size is the most impressive. Now, how long it will last only time will tell.

Update 1 (6 months later):
I use it almost daily and I have no problems at all. I take it on trips/vacations because it's convenient for me since it's enough to charge everything, phone/tablet/laptop. I remain impressed with its size. I note that the laptop is Macbook Pro M1 2020 and it charges quickly.

Update 2 (1.5 years later):
It is my main charger and the only one I take with me on vacation. It charges at high speed even the MacBook Pro M2 Max 2023 and at maximum speed iPhone 15Pro.

I charge my mobile and laptop (Lenovo Thinkbook IIL 15"). Its size is smaller than that of the mobile. I have no words, it's totally worth it if you don't want to carry bulky chargers.

Very good charger. It charges both my phone and MacBook Pro without any problems and with very good speeds!

In the size of mom apple 20w, you get a 65w!
Flawless without getting hot, whether you charge iPhone, Xiaomi, or Samsung, it charges them all in super fast charging or as the marketing team of each company refers to it

Very good charger, both for mobile and laptop. Extremely convenient size, and high-quality construction. I use it with both Windows laptops and MacBooks, with iOS and Android devices, and so far I am completely satisfied.

Everything is perfect, used extensively with Google Pixel 6.

After 1.5 years, it simply died.... I expected more.

It charges my father's phone to the maximum allowed by the phone (27W), but it only charges mine, which supports 30W, up to 16 at most, and it even seems to drop to 10 as soon as you open the phone screen. It's quite expensive, but you pay for the GaN technology, so it doesn't have much competition. It's small in size and convenient for travel with 60W (considering that it supports and is supported by the device).

edit. After about a year of regular use, it stopped working. Shame for so much money...

I charge both the iPhone and the iPad and the MacBook Air, and it charges faster than everything I had before

I bought it exclusively for charging my laptop (Thinkpad T14S), it works perfectly without raising temperatures or giving me strange messages like I've seen with other cheaper ones.
I recommend it, although for some reason it seems expensive to me.

Reliability of Anker. Small, sturdy, and charges Google Pixel 6 correctly. I haven't tried it on a laptop, but at 65w it shouldn't have any issues.