Anker 736 is strong when you want fewer chargers and predictable desk or travel setup.
Port split behavior matters more than max watt marketing in real use.
What this product does well
High total output gives flexibility for charging multiple devices in one spot.
GaN form factor remains compact for the power class.
Useful fit for iPad creator kits that include phone, stylus, and battery accessories.
Where it falls short
Per-port wattage drops when multiple devices are connected.
For single-device charging only, simpler lower-watt bricks are cheaper.
Cable quality still determines consistency and charge speed in practice.
Buying notes
Read per-port distribution tables before buying, not only total watt number.
Pair with known-good USB-C cables and test your exact device combination early.
Pros and cons
Pros: Strong multi-device utility; Compact for output class; Good creator-kit fit
Cons: Per-port split limits; Overkill for one device; Depends on cable quality
Alternatives
UGREEN Nexode 65W: Smaller option when your charging stack is lighter.
Apple 96W USB-C Power Adapter: Single-port reliability for one-device focused setups.
Anker 737 Power Bank: Portable charging backup for travel workflows.
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