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Need an affordable, reliable charger that won't let you down? Anker has you covered with one of the best chargers you can find right now on Amazon for the money, even at full price — and his 46% discount on a Mashable-approved charger is a true deal.

As of August 21, you can get the Anker 735 Charger (Nano II 65W) for just $29.99. That's $26 off its normal price of $55.99, and a discount of 46%. It's also the best price we've seen for this charger, matching the sale we saw back in July when several Anker-branded models went on sale.

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This charger uses GaN technology, which means it can charge must faster than others while putting off less heat. It's incredibly quick, boosting your phone or laptop back to 100% in less time than other options on the market, and it can charge multiple devices at once, with a max of three. Its 65W high-speed charging means you could get your MacBook Pro back up to 100% in a couple of hours, which makes this a travel must-have.

You get two USB-C and one USB-A slots, so you could feasibly charge your laptop, phone and tablet, or a pair of earbuds — all in one easy charger.

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Snatch up this deal while it's still around and bring home a great little charger that will get everything boosted up to full battery quicker than usual.

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