The only iPhone 15 charger you should consider is on sale for the lowest price ever

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Anker Nano 3 30W charger
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Apple finally caved and gave the iPhone 15 a proper USB-C port, but that means you need a new charger. There's only one to consider. The Anker Nano 3 charger is on sale at Amazon for $15.99, and it's so great for that price that you can just stop shopping and buy as many of those as you need. This is the lowest price we've seen for this charger. 

Seriously, the Anker Nano 3 is so powerful that it can practically charge a light Chromebook, but it has more than enough wattage to handle the iPhone 15 Pro Max or a Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra. You can find plenty of chargers on the market, but none of them will be this powerful at this tiny size. Anker is far ahead of the pack when it comes to charging. 

Sure, it's only $7 off, but for this price, you can literally buy two of them for less than Apple's own 30W charger, and the Anker Nano 3 is so small that you'd hardly notice it in your jeans pocket, let alone your carry-on bag. 

Our list of the best power banks is dominated by Anker products for a reason. If you need to charge your iPhone 15 Pro, or anything at all, take a look at this Anker deal. 

Anker Nano 3 30W charger: $22.99 $15.99 at Amazon

Anker Nano 3 30W charger: was $22.99 now $15.99 at Amazon
If you need a charger for your iPhone 15, or any new smartphone, the Anker Nano 3 charger is the best small charger you can buy, and this discount at Amazon drops this small plug to its lowest price ever. At this price, you can buy two for less than Apple sells you one 30W charger, and the Anker plug is smaller and nicer than Apple's own. Buy one for wherever you need to charge. 

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Philip Berne
Philip Berne
US Mobiles Editor

Phil Berne is a preeminent voice in consumer electronics reviews, starting more than 20 years ago at eTown.com. Phil has written for Engadget, The Verge, PC Mag, Digital Trends, Slashgear, TechRadar, AndroidCentral, and was Editor-in-Chief of the sadly-defunct infoSync. Phil holds an entirely useful M.A. in Cultural Theory from Carnegie Mellon University. He sang in numerous college a cappella groups.

Phil did a stint at Samsung Mobile, leading reviews for the PR team and writing crisis communications until he left in 2017. He worked at an Apple Store near Boston, MA, at the height of iPod popularity. Phil is certified in Google AI Essentials. He has a High School English teaching license (and years of teaching experience) and is a Red Cross certified Lifeguard. His passion is the democratizing power of mobile technology. Before AI came along he was totally sure the next big thing would be something we wear on our faces.