Really informative. The slim charger does not have a lot of reviews out and your thorough approach was exactly what I was looking for. Hope your channel grows
Very informative review. Maybe add some content on how these chargers behave when all ports have cable plugged in but only one have a device connected. I've heard some charger would assume (from the cables) that there are multiple devices connected and behave accordingly. Anyway, hope you make more videos like this and more people should watch your channel.
That's a good question. In the testing I did, it didn't matter if the cable was connected without a device versus not having the cable connected. I will include this as an explicit thing to note in future reviews.
Great video, very informative! Did you notice any excessive heat or audible noise coming from any of the chargers when they were in any of the charging configurations you tried?
It should just charge slower, and you may experience a condition where the laptop is using energy faster than it can be replaced (like what was noted in the message on my LG laptop when I was plugged into the chargers that provide less than 65W).
I don't have any experience with Samsung 45W chargers so it's hard to comment. I like the Anker Nano II chargers because they are small, don't hum when I use them, and are very power efficient.
@@MissingRemote no worries, thanks for the reply! I recently bought the Anker Nano II 45W while waiting for my S22 Ultra to arrive. I just wanted to know if there's a significant difference - my best guess is that there isn't.
@@giancarlo7283 Nice! I have a S21U and it's fantastic. The Samsung charger that came with it (25W) is totally fine, but it's larger than the Nano II and the plug bits don't fold into it. Which is the main reason I bought the 45W Nano II. LMK how you like the S22U, it looks great.
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Really informative. The slim charger does not have a lot of reviews out and your thorough approach was exactly what I was looking for. Hope your channel grows
Very informative review. Maybe add some content on how these chargers behave when all ports have cable plugged in but only one have a device connected. I've heard some charger would assume (from the cables) that there are multiple devices connected and behave accordingly. Anyway, hope you make more videos like this and more people should watch your channel.
That's a good question. In the testing I did, it didn't matter if the cable was connected without a device versus not having the cable connected. I will include this as an explicit thing to note in future reviews.
very informative.. good thing i bought thaat 65w nano 2 version of that of your 45w in the video
Great video, very informative!
Did you notice any excessive heat or audible noise coming from any of the chargers when they were in any of the charging configurations you tried?
Thanks! I didn't notice any strange noises/humming or excessive heat from any of the chargers.
nice video, a real review instead of remasticated unboxing video...
Good info. Thank you. Question for you. Will the 65w input damage my 15" MBP (the stock brick is 87w)... or will it simply charge slower?
It should just charge slower, and you may experience a condition where the laptop is using energy faster than it can be replaced (like what was noted in the message on my LG laptop when I was plugged into the chargers that provide less than 65W).
@@MissingRemote Thanks. I don't use my laptop a ton, so charging it while not being used should provide more than enough power.
Also the slim one is Not compatible with the new samsung 45W super fast charging fyi
Is the Anker Nano 2 45w any better than the "old" and new 45w chargers by Samsung?
I don't have any experience with Samsung 45W chargers so it's hard to comment. I like the Anker Nano II chargers because they are small, don't hum when I use them, and are very power efficient.
@@MissingRemote no worries, thanks for the reply! I recently bought the Anker Nano II 45W while waiting for my S22 Ultra to arrive. I just wanted to know if there's a significant difference - my best guess is that there isn't.
@@giancarlo7283 Nice! I have a S21U and it's fantastic. The Samsung charger that came with it (25W) is totally fine, but it's larger than the Nano II and the plug bits don't fold into it. Which is the main reason I bought the 45W Nano II. LMK how you like the S22U, it looks great.
@@MissingRemote sure, my S22U will be arriving this week - hopefully
Receptacle not equal to plug.
Thanks for taking the time to add your thoughts on this divisive issue.