Best charging option for multiple bricks…

[ssledoux]

I have two of the USB-C bricks that come with the iPP. I have 3 devices to charge (iPP, iPhone 13 pro, AW7), so I am constantly swapping cords around.

I’m not really interested in MagSafe because of my phone case - just not willing to take it on and off every day or so for charging.

What I’d like is to be able to have all 3 devices plugged in at once, so I’m planning to get a 3rd brick. However, I only have 2 plugs behind my desk.

Is there a brick with 2 or 3 USB-C slots that actually works WELL, OR is having a power strip an option? I don’t want anything that’s gonna affect the actual charging time or do any damage to any of the batteries.

Thanks for any suggestions.

 

[BigBlur]

I have a similar situation, and use Anker’s Nano Pro.

Anker 521 Charger (Nano Pro)

40W Max Charging: Charge your MacBook Air at full speed when you connect to either USB-C port. Simultaneous Charging: Power up your iPhone 13 and your iPad at the same time, at full speed. Advanced Safety Features: Equipped with our all-new ActiveShield safety system to offer enhanced...

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[NoBoMac]

Along the lines of above, this Anker has two C ports and one A. Put the Watch on A, other two for iDevices.

But nothing wrong with a power strip, as that would be the most cost effective way to go about this, especially since it sounds like not looking for an on-the-go solution.

 

[glenthompson]

I’ve used a variety of Anker chargers over the years and they have always worked well. Many models to choose from depending on how many ports you want and whether you need A,C, or both. I use a 6 port in my nightstand to charge iPad, iPhone, watch, and headphones.

 

[ssledoux]

Thanks for the help! I have an Anker multi with the USB-A, but I just worried about them possibly slowing charging speed with the USB-C. I have always been satisfied with their products though, so I will try one!

 

[ssledoux]

Along the lines of above, this Anker has two C ports and one A. Put the Watch on A, other two for iDevices.

But nothing wrong with a power strip, as that would be the most cost effective way to go about this, especially since it sounds like not looking for an on-the-go solution.

My S7 watch charger has a USB-C plug.

 

[ian87w]

I would get something like this.

Anker 726 Charger (Nano II 65W)

The Only Charger You Need: Say goodbye to your old power bricks. Anker 726 Charger ( Nano II 65W ) has the power you need to fast charge your phone, tablet, and USB-C notebook from a single charger. High-Speed Charging: Connect a single device to get a 65W max charge—that’s enough to power up a...

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Then you can use one of your existing charger for the 3rd device.

 

[NoBoMac]

My S7 watch charger has a USB-C plug.

Oops! Missed the AW7 part in op.

 

[Che Castro]

I have a similar situation, and use Anker’s Nano Pro.

Anker 521 Charger (Nano Pro)

40W Max Charging: Charge your MacBook Air at full speed when you connect to either USB-C port. Simultaneous Charging: Power up your iPhone 13 and your iPad at the same time, at full speed. Advanced Safety Features: Equipped with our all-new ActiveShield safety system to offer enhanced...

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I’m using this to charge iPhone 13 mini and iPad 6 mini , no complaints

 

[1rottenapple]

I’m using a choetech 67w charger with one usb-a and two usb c. It can charge my 14 MacBook at normal rates if it’s plug in by itself or it can slow charge if all ports are used.

 

[McGiord]

Have any of you used this? https://www.apple.com/shop/product/MJ1M2AM/A/usb-c-to-usb-adapter

is there an alternative like from Anker?

 

[Lakersfan74]

I use that to plug in my flash dives into my Macbook works well