I read through this thread, but I still want to make sure I'm not mistakenly buying a non-45WSF2.0 charger. Some, but not all, Anker model 7xx chargers have the following disclaimer:
"Supports Super Fast Charging for S22 Ultra but does not support 45W Super Fast Charging 2.0"
I've read rumors elsewhere that the 2.0 spec calls for ~4.5A at 10V=45W. The 726 just doesn't have the Amps' oomph bc it only goes up to 3.0A. The 735 doesn't list any of its Amperage and still has the same disclaimer. The 715 only gets to 3.25A. The 713 only gets 3.0A. Here's where things get fuzzy and frustrating: the 736--the one that is a 100W charger--doesn't list its Amperage, but it does not have the disclaimer. There's no manual listed for it or customer comments on it either. If someone had like a multimeter or something to check it, that'd be helpful, but I don't feel like spending $80USD on a gamble.
Well fine then, who can I rely on for a 45WSF2.0 charger then? Any third-parties, or does Samsung have a corner on this market?
I've actually been looking at purchasing one of these myself (the65, because the 100 doesn't seem to be on sale here). From my research, they don't support super fast charging 2, which doesnt bother me that much as I'm wanting it as a multiport charger (it is admittedly a little annoying lol).
I do have a Tab S8 though, which supports 45w, so if you can wait a week or so (I'm waiting for prime day so I can be dissapointed that nothing worth buying is on sale lol) then I can test it and tell you for sure.
Also, for what it's worth, the 3 digit ID appears to broken down as follows model, number of ports on included adapter (if any), wattage. so 735 would be 7 (nano2) 3 (3 port adapter), 5 (65w). I could be wrong but that seems to be the convention.
The 100w *should* work though... I can't find the spec either though, although I haven't looked that hard not being able to buy one.
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