Anker’s Nano Charger with a built-in charging display and folding swing plug is 30% off in black and white, bringing the price down to ¥2,790.
Anker’s Nano Charger (45W, Display, Swing Plug) is being discounted on Amazon in black and white, with both colours listed at 2,790 yen, down from a reference price of 3,990 yen. That makes the compact USB-C charger 1,200 yen cheaper than usual, or 30% off, at the time of the listing.
The charger is built around a single USB-C port rated at up to 45W. According to Anker’s product information, it is designed to move a compatible iPhone to 50% in about 20 minutes, while also supporting tablets and lighter laptops such as the MacBook Air. The company says the charger switches between charging modes automatically, depending on the connected device, and includes a low-heat overnight setting intended to reduce battery wear.
Its most distinctive feature is the integrated display. Anker says the screen shows live charging data such as output, charging mode and device temperature, and that the side button can cycle through multiple display layouts. The charger also supports model detection for selected Apple devices, including iPhone 15 to iPhone 17 models apart from the iPhone 17e, as well as tenth-generation and later iPads, so the output can be adjusted more precisely for those products.
Portability is another focus. The swing plug can be adjusted in two directions and folds away for travel, which should make the charger easier to pack and less awkward to use around crowded sockets. Anker lists the unit at 36 x 36 x 40mm and about 72g, and says it includes temperature-management systems and TÜV certification. The company’s own product page and recent third-party reviews in outlets such as PCWorld and Digital Camera World broadly agree on the charger’s strengths: small size, fast charging, and a display that gives more useful feedback than a standard wall adapter.
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