The Nano 75W combines a retractable USB-C cable with a second port, delivering up to 75W across two devices while keeping loose leads off the dashboard.
Anker has turned a familiar in-car inconvenience into a tidier charging accessory. The Nano 75W Car Charger plugs into a vehicle’s 12V outlet and combines a retractable USB-C lead with a second USB-C port, giving drivers a way to charge two devices without leaving a loose cable draped across the dashboard. According to Anker’s own product page, the device is designed to keep the cabin more organised while still delivering a combined 75W of output.
The main attraction is the integrated cable, which can be pulled out only as far as needed and then tucked back into the charger body. Anker says the cable can be used at four different lengths, reducing unnecessary slack when a full lead is not required. The company also says the retracting mechanism has been tested for more than 10,000 cycles, a claim aimed at reassuring buyers that the moving parts are built for repeated use.
Power delivery is split between the two connections. Anker’s support documentation states that the built-in cable can provide up to 45W, while the separate USB-C port can supply up to 30W, for a total of 75W. That makes the charger suitable for pairing a phone with another small device, or for topping up a handset quickly while keeping the interior neat. Retail listings and Anker’s own store place the price at about $29.99, although discounts may bring it down further and offers can change.
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