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Stealthchanger Base Kit - (Sub Kit 1 of 3) - by LDO Motors based on DraftShift DesignBASE KITS EXPECT TO SHIP END OF NOVEMBER EARLY DECEMBER This Stealthchanger Base Kit includes: CNC Shuttle high precision CNC machined Nitehawk Hexa 6+1 ports USB hub adapter (see GitHub) Sexball Probe high precision CNC machined All necessary hardwares and cables NO PSU you will choose this based on number of toolheads. Want the full Stealthchanger kit by LDO see our bundled product. See Sub Kit 2 and Sub Kit 3 if you want to mix and match outside of
BASE KITS EXPECT TO SHIP END OF NOVEMBER - EARLY DECEMBER
This Stealthchanger Base Kit includes:
•CNC Shuttle – high precision CNC machined
•Nitehawk-Hexa 6+1 ports USB hub adapter (see GitHub)
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★★★★★ 5
Compact, lots of power, great for travel.
I tested it at full power. It does what its advertised to do.
At full power it does get fairly warm, not near warm enough to be a hazard.
It can't be covered up, It may overheat if it's covered with stuff.
I got it for travel. It will charge my computer, tablet and phone just fine.
It shares the 65W, so charging of each device may slow as you plug in more devices
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Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Sticks out a lot.
Nice and reliable no problems so far. but does stick out the wall more than other models.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2026
★★★★★ 5
The Only Charger You’ll Ever Need!
The Anker 735 Charger (GaNPrime 65W) is a total game-changer for anyone tired of carrying multiple "bricks" for their laptop, phone, and earbuds. It packs a massive amount of power into a surprisingly small, foldable design.
What I liked:
True All-in-One: With two USB-C ports and one USB-A port, it can fast-charge a MacBook Air, an iPhone, and AirPods all at the same time.
Intelligent Power Allocation: It uses PowerIQ 4.0 technology, which automatically detects the power needs of each connected device and adjusts the output in real-time for the fastest possible charge.
Ultra-Compact: Thanks to GaN (Gallium Nitride) technology, it is about 53% smaller than a standard 67W laptop charger. The foldable plug makes it perfect for tossing into a travel bag or pocket.
ActiveShield 2.0: I really appreciate the peace of mind that comes with its advanced temperature monitoring, which checks the heat over 3 million times a day to protect your expensive devices.
Note: To get the full 65W speed for your laptop, make sure you are using a high-quality USB-C cable rated for 100W!
Whether you’re working from a coffee shop or traveling internationally, this is the most reliable and efficient charging block on the market. It’s a bit of an investment, but the build quality and convenience are worth every cent.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2026
★★★★★ 5
The 65W version is just as solid as the 47W I already own
I bought the 47W Anker Nano charger a while back and loved it, so when I needed a bit more power I grabbed this 65W version. Honestly, the experience is almost identical - which is exactly what I was hoping for. Same compact puck design, same foldable prongs that make it perfect for travel, same Anker reliability.
I've been using it with my Samsung Z Flip 7 and it charges incredibly fast on fast charge mode. The phone recognizes it immediately and you can watch the percentage climb. But what I really appreciate about stepping up to the 65W model is the extra headroom. When I need to charge my laptop or other more demanding devices, this charger handles them without breaking a sweat. The 47W is great for phones and smaller tablets, but having that extra wattage gives me more flexibility.
The folding prongs continue to be one of my favorite features. It's such a simple thing but makes a huge difference when you're tossing it in a bag. No snagging, no scratching other items. The size is still impressively small for the amount of power it delivers.
This is one of those products that just works. No fuss, no weird charging issues, just plug it in and go. If you already have the 47W version and need more power, this is a no-brainer upgrade. If you're choosing between the two, I'd say go with the 65W unless you're absolutely certain you'll only ever charge phones and tablets. The peace of mind of having extra power available is worth it.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Crisp, bright, natural colors. Excellent monitor for the cost.
Size: 24 inch 100Hz
Excellent monitor. Haven't tried the internal speakers since I use amplified speakers and most often a headset through them. So probably an option I may never use anyway, but may test them out just to see how good they are...or how bad.😂
Color is crisp and clear and gave me the screen resolution I needed 1920x1080. Text is clear and legible, graphics are as good as your graphics card will allow, so if you're not using a high end graphics card don't expect this monitor to improve motherboard built-in graphics or older low end graphic cards, that's not the monitors fault, it's your MB or GC that's the problem.
Overall I'm very happy with this monitor and been well worth the price I paid for.
Yes, I'd recommend this monitor.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2026