Official Wall Charger ProfileWALL CHARGER TYPE
Anker Anker 521 Charger (Nano Pro)Model A2038
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Anker 521 Charger is a two-port wall charger designed to charge two devices from one outlet while providing up to 40W total output. Its compact form makes it useful for everyday desk and travel charging.
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Manufacturer's price: ¥3,990
📦 Hardware Core Specifications
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Interface Array
2x USB-C
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Max Output40W
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Battery CapacityN/A (Wall Powered)
📊 Multi-Port Power Allocation
| Active Routing | USB-C1 | USB-C2 | Combined Total |
|---|---|---|---|
USB-C1 | 40W | — | 40W |
USB-C2 | — | 40W | 40W |
USB-C1 + USB-C2 | 20W | 20W | 40W |
📐 Form Factor & Dimensions
Dimensions46 × 35 × 34 mm
Net Weight85 g
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