What does the PD stand for on the upper smaller port? null

The "PD" on the upper smaller port of the Anker 32W Wall Charger likely stands for "Power Delivery." Power Delivery is a charging standard that enables fast charging of devices through USB-C ports, providing higher power levels and more efficient charging. This makes it suitable for a variety of devices like smartphones and tablets

PD stands for Power Delivery. it delivers high power, and it can adapt to the device's battery need.

Not sure. Didn't see anything in regards to that. Maybe Personal Device?

its power delivery uses a chip to determine the fastest speed a device can achieve example iphone 16 can only handle 20 watt max so this is capable of 32 but only would send 20 watt to iphone and if you wanted to charge like a macbook that uses 65 watt it wouldn't have the power to charge it while it was in use and possibly charge it very slowly if it was off. this particular power supply is sufficient for cell phones and tablets but not for laptops or steam deck

It stands for Power Delivery. Its a fast charging solution that uses USB technology to deliver higher power levels and also enabling quicker and safer charging.

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The "PD" on the upper smaller port of the Anker 32W Wall Charger likely stands for "Power Delivery." Power Delivery is a charging standard that enables fast charging of devices through USB-C ports, providing higher power levels and more efficient charging. This makes it suitable for a variety of devices like smartphones and tablets
Answered by Anker Team 9 months ago
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PD stands for Power Delivery. it delivers high power, and it can adapt to the device's battery need.
Answered by FirstTimer 6 months ago
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It stands for power delivery.
Answered by AmishB 7 months ago
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Not sure. Didn't see anything in regards to that. Maybe Personal Device?
Answered by KATIE 8 months ago
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its power delivery uses a chip to determine the fastest speed a device can achieve example iphone 16 can only handle 20 watt max so this is capable of 32 but only would send 20 watt to iphone and if you wanted to charge like a macbook that uses 65 watt it wouldn't have the power to charge it while it was in use and possibly charge it very slowly if it was off. this particular power supply is sufficient for cell phones and tablets but not for laptops or steam deck
Answered by Egon 8 months ago
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Power Delivery
Answered by Adaa 8 months ago
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It stands for Power Delivery. Its a fast charging solution that uses USB technology to deliver higher power levels and also enabling quicker and safer charging.
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