If you want one charger that can handle your laptop and your everyday devices, the Anker 735 PowerPort III 3-Port 65W is built for that job. It’s a 3-port wall charger with a 65W max output for a single device, so you can cut down on clutter at your desk or in your travel bag. It suits people who move between home, office, and uni, and want a neat setup. COD available.
Why you’ll like it
Charge a laptop from a USB-C port without switching chargers all day.
Keep one plug point for multiple devices with 3 total ports.
Use two USB-C cables at once for newer phones, tablets, and USB-C laptops.
Still keep a USB-A port for older cables you already own.
Clear expectations when charging three devices together, with a defined power split.
A practical “one charger, many devices” option for desks, cafés, and travel.
Key details
This charger is best when you want one wall adapter for mixed devices, and you’re happy to share power across ports when you plug in more than one device.
Key features
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Product name | Anker 735 PowerPort III 3-Port 65W |
| Model code | A2667 |
| Max output (single device) | 65W |
| Total ports | 3 |
| Port types | 2× USB-C + 1× USB-A |
| Multi-device use | Charge up to 3 devices simultaneously |
| Power split (3 devices) | 40W + 12W + 12W |
| Safety standard (listing spec) | IEC 62368-1 |
| Key naming seen in listings | PowerPort III / Nano II (65W) / GaNPrime (65W) |
65W max output means it can supply up to 65W to a single connected device, depending on your device and cable. This is the main number laptop buyers care about.
3 ports are about convenience. You can keep multiple cables plugged in, then connect what you need without swapping chargers.
2× USB-C + 1× USB-A covers most real setups. USB-C is common for newer devices. USB-A is still useful for accessories and older cables.
Charging up to 3 devices simultaneously is for day-to-day practicality, but sharing power is normal when multiple devices are connected.
40W + 12W + 12W split sets expectations when all three ports are used. One device gets the larger share, while two devices get smaller shares.
IEC 62368-1 is a safety standard that appears in at least one local listing. If this matters to you, match it against the box or the unit details before use.
Naming variants exist in Pakistan listings. Some sellers call it Nano II 65W or GaNPrime 65W, even when buyers are shopping for the same “Anker 735 65W 3-port” idea. Checking the model code is the simplest way to avoid mix-ups.
For best results, pair it with a good USB-C to USB-C cable for USB-C charging. A weak cable can limit charging, even if the charger is capable.
If you’re buying it mainly for a laptop, treat it as a single-device laptop charger first, and the extra ports as a bonus for topping up smaller devices.
Fit & compatibility
This is a USB wall charger for devices that charge via USB-C or USB-A. Before you order, check your device’s charging input (USB-C or USB-A) and the wattage it expects for best performance.
Laptop check: Look at your laptop’s charger rating (often printed on the original adapter). If your laptop charges over USB-C and needs up to 65W, this is the right power class. If it needs more than 65W, choose a higher-watt charger.
Cable check: For USB-C charging, use a USB-C to USB-C cable suitable for laptop charging. If you use USB-A to USB-C, it may not deliver the same results on many devices.
Multi-device check: If you plan to charge three devices at once, plan around the stated 40W + 12W + 12W distribution. Put your most power-hungry device on the port that receives the higher share.
Port check: You get 2× USB-C and 1× USB-A. If you need more USB-A ports, this model may not match your cable setup.
Compatibility note: This unit is identified as A2667 in Pakistan listings for the Anker 735 3-port 65W cluster. Some pages use a similar name, “PowerPort III 3-Port 65W”, for a different model code (A2033), so confirm the model code if you want the 735/A2667 type.
Also known as: A2667, A2033.
Use cases
Who it’s for
Students who want one charger for laptop + phone.
Office users who charge a laptop and keep two extra cables ready.
Travellers who want fewer adapters in the bag.
People with mostly USB-C devices, plus one USB-A accessory.
Anyone who needs a neat charging setup at a desk or bedside.
Who should skip
Laptop users who need more than 65W from a single port.
Buyers who need multiple USB-A ports for several older cables.
Anyone who wants full speed for three high-power devices at the same time.
Buying from Kraod
COD nationwide; Returns: 7 days; Same-day delivery: Lahore only; Nationwide delivery: usually 3–4 working days; “official warranty where available + store warranty support”; Prices may vary by stock/variants.
Ready to order?
If you want a clean, flexible charging setup, this 65W 3-port Anker charger is a strong everyday pick.
FAQs
Is this the Anker 735 model A2667?
Many Pakistan listings for the 735 3-port 65W cluster show A2667. Check the product label/box or listing details to confirm the model code before ordering.
How many ports does it have, and what types are they?
It has 3 ports: 2× USB-C and 1× USB-A.
What happens to the charging speed when I plug in 3 devices?
When three devices are connected, power is shared. A commonly listed split is 40W + 12W + 12W, so two devices will charge more slowly than a single-device setup.
Is it the same as “Nano II 65W” or “GaNPrime 65W”?
Those names appear in Pakistan listings alongside the Anker 735 65W 3-port cluster. Always confirm the model code and port layout to avoid ordering the wrong variant.
Does it support PPS?
Some listings mention PPS. If PPS matters for your phone, check the exact unit’s packaging or the listing spec section before you buy.
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