Prime Charging Station, 200W 6-Port GaN Desktop Charger, Fast Charging USB C Charger for Multiple Devices, Compatible with iPhone, Galaxy, MacBook, Dell ane More

I got this Anker Prime 200W 6-Port GaN Charger on sale, and it’s been absolutely amazing. It does exactly what it’s supposed to, charges all my devices quickly and efficiently through the USB-C ports. I use it for my phone, tablet, and laptop, and everything charges fast with no overheating or slowdowns. I saw some reviews mention issues, but mine has worked flawlessly from day one. It’s compact, powerful, and worth every penny, especially at the sale price. Highly recommend!

I am very satisfied with the Anker Prime Charging Station. It charges all my devices quickly and reliably, even when multiple ports are in use. The compact design keeps my desk organized, and the build quality feels solid and premium. It performs exactly as expected and has made managing my daily charging needs much easier.

I just received the Prime Charger, 200W 6-Port and I have to say that I am very impressed with just about every aspect of it. The robust build quality is insane with a sleek and modern appearance. There's a good amount of heft to it so that it feels very solid and will stay wherever you set it. Even the packaging/box was was a top shelf add-on. The little charging station pumps out a substantial amount of power, enough to charge several device. You can even charge 2 100 Watt devices at the same time. I'm going to use this station to power two RGB tube lights via USB-C cables in my studio and I have to say that this is absolutely the perfect solution for my needs.

I'm using this charger in my family room where I have the need for some USB-A and USB-C ports. The unit is built very well. It's not that big but a little on the heavy side probably due to heat-sinks and quality materials. I like the AC outlet cable that comes with the unit, and it can be removed from the device for easy transport. The AC cable is similar to other devices I have so if i take this unit for travel then I'll only need to bring on AC Cable. I have briefly tested the output from the unit. It seems to function as advertised. The big plus is that all USB-A ports work well. I charge an Apple watch using the USB-A port and the last charger I had would cycle on/off every 15 seconds when charging the watch. This unit does not do that so I'm very happy with the compatibility for my devices. Anker makes the best chargers, albeit they are just a little bit more expensive. I'll be sticking with Anker for any future charging needs as they always seem to work and last a long time.

Perfect little unit for multiple charging on a bedside table. The whole unit is smaller than a 3x5 card. It fits well almost anywhere and can charge an s24+ from almost zero to 100 in just about an hour. You can use 2 USB C ports at 100 watts simultaneously. So really nice for multiple power hungry devices. It doesn't have the LCD screen of the newer 250 watt model but it's also about 100 cheaper.

The amount of juice in this is insane. I can charge my Dell Latitude laptop off of it on my desk and don't have to fuss with wall warts and had to reach sockets anymore. However there is a serious design issue where the USB-A ports exhibit unreliable behavior. They use a flawed PowerIQ technology that physically switches relays during device identification, cycling through different charging protocol configurations. This sounds smart in theory, but the implementation is totally flawed making the USB-A ports unreliable. This relay switching causes devices to interpret the connect/disconnect cycles as unstable connections rather than proper protocol negotiation, resulting in charging failures or devices repeatedly connecting and disconnecting. Anker's own wireless Android charger does not work when plugged into the USB-A ports. Some basic devices (USB powered lamps e.g.) also don't work properly. They occasionally flash when turned on and then turn off, though sometimes they do stay on. The power to the USB-A ports seems to also get cut after a while and the charger needs to be unplugged to reset which is not practical to do. My android smart phone also doesn't charge with plugged into the USB-A ports. Since the USB-A ports are not able to power either smart or non-smart devices, I have to wonder what they tested it on. The unusually low price compared to similarly spec'd chargers from other brands should have been a red flag. I was looking for a nice charger. I would have gotten the most premium one but I did not like the smart features and display on a charger. This one should not have been released with such serious issues in my opinion. I bought this as an upgrade for a older 6 port USB-A Anker but this is a failed upgrade. They should clearly state issues and restrictions so customers don't feel misled. I tried a second identical charger from a different store and that also had the same issue. The physical build quality is quite good and it feels solid but that is not a consolation when the main function itself is compromised. The USB-C ports work great. Finally, I have to appreciate the top notch customer service. They reached out and gave me options for a full refund or a partial refund. Please keep up the good service (and fix the product also)!

I bought this charger for travel, and I think it may be overkill. It’s very heavy, but it has a lot of ports, and the fact that he can charge delivering up to 200 W of power is definitely a plus. However, as heavy, as it is, I feel it is still worth it for me to take it with me when I travel, so that I can plug every device that needs power into a single source instead of having to find four or five different plugs in a hotel room, which can be tricky. Also, this centralizes charging in a single place, so once you plug it into the wall, you always know where you need to go to charge your devices. What I would recommend that you do, however in order to keep clutter to a minimum is to use short charging cable cables so you do not end up with a mess of cables all in one place. Other than that, this charger is heavy, well built, and so far I have had nothing but positive experiences with Anker products.

The Anker Prime 200W 6-Port Charging Station was on sale for $55.99 during Prime Day. It includes a long power cable, compact design, and handsome appearance. It does not get hot during use, which its important for my family's safety, and the desktop design works better than the models that hang off of your electrical outlet. It impressively can deliver 100W of power to two USB-C ports simultaneously. That means it can charge a phone and tablet simultaneously at shockingly fast speeds. I have three Anker 735 (Nano II 65W) Fast Compact Foldable chargers in my house, and have been very pleased with them. However, the "foldable" aspect means the plug doesn't want to stay in the wall outlet, which is annoying in a busy home with lots of rechargeable devices. You get what you pay for with some of the lower-end Anker products. An Anker 112W desktop charger bought the previous week for much less had proven disappointing, as the advertised wattage was split between six ports, actually delivering LESS power than the single-port Anker charger I had used for years. This 200W Anker Prime model is different. It actually delivers the power where you need it. Keep in mind some devices don't support fast charging. We have an old flip phone for a middle schooler to use in emergencies, and it doesn't draw power at all from this charging station. But for every other toothbrush, fitness watch, bike light, wireless keyboard, headphones, etc. it works amazingly well.