Keepa's tracker showed new offers on the Anker Nano Charger Neo at $19.99 on Amazon at 3:01 PM ET Oct 13, 2026. Notebookcheck reported the same price for black, blue and white; burgundy is not discounted. Check the listing for the current offer and terms.
The real saving is $6
Keepa's chart shows about $26 from about Sep 18, where it begins, until about Oct 12, then $19.99. 9to5Toys gave $25.99 at launch. The charger is new, so the history is about four weeks.
9to5Toys reported $18.19 for black and white on Oct 7, in Amazon's fall Prime Day sale, and about $20 the day before. Keepa's chart shows neither, so we cannot confirm them. We would not call $19.99 a record low.
What you get
- Output: Anker's page lists dynamic 45W to 65W charging, ActiveShield 4.0 temperature monitoring and a 180-degree foldable plug.
- Port and size: one USB-C port, 34 x 36.5 x 43.2mm, per Anker's support page. Notebookcheck lists 90g.
- AVS: 9to5Toys says it supports Adjustable Voltage Supply, which newer iPhone 18 Pro models use for higher dynamic rates. Anker's support page lists PD 3.1 and PPS and does not name AVS.
- Speed: Anker says an iPhone 18 Pro Max reaches 80% in 32 minutes. We have not tested it.
- Anker's own price: $25.99 at Anker's store at 3:03 PM ET.
How it compares
- Apple: the 40W Dynamic Power Adapter with 60W Max listed at $39.00 on a Wayback Machine copy of Apple's page from Oct 11, 8:42 PM ET; apple.com did not load from our machine. That is $19.01 more than this deal, for a 60W peak against Anker's 65W.
- Ugreen: the Nexode Pro 45W adds a smart display, which Anker's charger lacks. We found no US listing or USD price on Ugreen's sites, so there is no price comparison.
Speed gains are unverified for older phones
Anker says actual charging power depends on the connected device; these sources do not establish a speed advantage for older phones. Anker's support page has an FAQ asking why it charges Samsung devices at under 45W.
Who it suits
In our judgment, the Anker Nano Charger Neo suits iPhone 18 Pro buyers who want dynamic charging without paying Apple's $39. See our iPhone 18 Pro vs iPhone 17 guide for the phone itself. If the listing shows more than $19.99, the $6 saving shrinks by the difference.
