Can you charge a Galaxy S26 with an Anker 715 (Nano II 65W)?
Worked out from the manufacturers’ specifications. Have a different charger? Pick it below the answer.
It charges at normal speed. For the fastest speed the Galaxy S26 needs a charger with PPS, which the Anker 715 (Nano II 65W) doesn’t support.
Estimated from the manufacturer’s stated fast-charge time, with the device idle.
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How long to 50% with each charger
Shorter bar is faster. The highlighted row is the charger on this page.
Want it faster?
Full speed needs 25 W or more with PPS. These chargers get there:
Galaxy S26 charging specs
- Fast charging needs
- 25 W + PPS
- Max input (approx.)
- 25 W
- Battery
- 4,300 mAh
- Anker 715 (Nano II 65W)
- 65 W · USB-C
Sources: Samsung: Compare Galaxy S26, S26+, S26 Ultra · Belkin: Galaxy S26 charging guide · Samsung Newsroom: Galaxy S26 series announcement · Samsung: Enable fast charging (PPS requirement) · Anker: 715 Charger (Nano II 65W). Checked 2026-10-17.
Quick answers
Is it safe to charge the Galaxy S26 with the Anker 715 (Nano II 65W)?
Yes. USB Power Delivery negotiates power, so the Galaxy S26 only takes what it can handle and the charger only gives what it can supply. A weaker charger is slower, not dangerous.
How many watts does the Galaxy S26 need for fast charging?
25 W or more, from a USB-C PD charger that supports PPS. Super Fast Charging needs a USB PD charger with PPS.
How long does the Galaxy S26 take to charge with the Anker 715 (Nano II 65W)?
About 37 min to 50% and 1 h 45 min to full, estimated with the device idle.