Anker GaNPrime charging technology: smarter and more energy efficient

Anker introduced new charging technology GaNPrime. It should be a particularly fast, intelligent and above all energy-saving technology. The focus is also on USB-C, which will be used as the new EU standard for smartphones, tablets and peripherals from next year.

die GaN-technology Not new in itself, in early 2018 Anker introduced the first charger with GaN components, the PowerPort PD1. GaN stands for Gallium nitride, a semiconductor material used, among other things, for satellite solar cells. due to Low heat development Compared to silicon, the components of a GaN charger can be made closer together and so on The size of the charger has been kept small Willpower.

with ganprime Anker wants to further refine charging technology. By improving AC-to-DC transmission, energy must be saved with each charging process. In addition, the Revised PowerIQ 4.0 technology The associated energy requirements and Adjusts the charging power accordingly. To protect devices, the latest version of the ActiveShield protection feature is said to monitor the temperature three million times a day.

Anker will initially lead the market launch of the new GaNPrime technology Two chargers and a power bank A GaNPrime charger Anchor 735 with 65W And Anchor 737 with 120W Available in three colors each for the price 59,99 euros own 94,99 euros Both available chargers are equipped with two USB-C and one USB-A ports.

To start: two chargers, one power bank

die Anker 737 power bank offer for 149,99 euros 24,000 mAh capacity and charges devices up to 140W. Power requirements for all three devices are determined using PowerIQ 4.0 technology. A small LED display on top provides information about the most important data, including input and output power and device charging time.

But the GaNPrime portfolio is much larger and consists of others Charger up to 150 watts. But Anker will initially launch six other products in the US. So we’re interested to see if the rest of the line-ups will also launch here in Germany.

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robin Kromberg … He is studying Asian Studies and Chinese at the University of Bonn and as an editor is primarily responsible for the notebook, monitor and audio equipment sections of Allround-PC.com, but also writes about new products in many other areas.