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I recently bought an Anker charger to charge a battery when I travel. While looking through the enclosed user manual I noticed on the specifications page efficiency results for active and in-active states. I thought it was kind of interesting that they performed these tests and provided these data in a four-page manual. One side of which is a graphic on how to connect devices, and on the other side three pagers are about warranty and customer service contact numbers.