Anker® 36W 4-Port USB Wall Charger Power Adapter for iPhone 5s 5c 5; iPad Air mini; Galaxy S5 S4; Note 3 2; the new HTC one (M8); Nexus and More

Anker 36W USB Quad-Port Wall Charger

The world's most powerful quad-port charger meets your power-hungry gadgets for simultaneous, full-speed charging for everyone.

The Four-Port Advantage

Tired of using multiple adapters & outlets to keep your gear powered up? Introducing all-in-one charging convenience. With four charging ports, plug everything in at once - no choosing between your devices or hunting for spare adapters.

Full-Speed for Everyone

With the world's highest output (5V / 7.2A among four ports), and ports specially designed for both Apple (2.1A output) and Android (1.5A output), charge up all your USB-powered devices at their fully-intended charging speeds and have more time for what's important: life.

Quality First

Using top-grade microchips in our chargers, we can ensure you receive full power and also full safety. With a focus on quality and reliability, we've incorporated a unique dual-circuit protection system. CE & FCC certified and with an 18-month warranty, rest easy knowing we stand behind our work.

Your Very Own Tech Hub

This compact-sized charger (3.6 x 2.5 x 1.0in.) fits nicely near your workstation, nightstand or even the entryway desk - creating the perfect charging hub for your gear and the whole family's.

Popular Compatible Models

Apple: iPhone 5S, 5C, 5, 4S, 4; iPads and iPods (Yes, all of them) @ 2.1A

Android: Samsung Galaxy S4, S3, S2, Galaxy Note 2, 3; Motorola Droid RAZR MAXX, Motorola X; HTC One X V S; All @ 1.5A

Tablets & Other Devices: PSP; Kindle, Kindle Fire; Nexus 7, 10 etc. @ 1.5A (Not compatible with Samsung Galaxy Tabs)

Anker External Batteries: All @ up to 1.5A

Apple and Android Ports: What's the Difference?

USB-charged devices look for a USB pin signal before they accept a full-speed charge. Most devices use a standard USB pin signal; Apple devices and a few others, like the Galaxy tab, require specialized pin signals. Our Android and Apple ports are hard-wired to accommodate these two types of charging authentications. However, an Apple device can (usually) still charge from an Android port and vice versa, sometimes at a slower speed, but oddly, often also at full speed.