Anker Prime Charger, 100W 3-Port GaN USB C Charger Block, Foldable and Compact for MacBook, iPad, iPhone 17 Series, Galaxy S24/S23, and More

Cost in India is more than double from overseas. Compact powerhouse for lappy mobile smartwatch. Total value for money. Go for it

The Anker Prime 100W USB-C Charger has quickly become my go-to for all my charging needs. This charger delivers impressive power and efficiency, making it perfect for fast-charging my laptop, phone, and other devices. With its 100W output, it handles even my high-performance laptop with ease. The build quality is exceptional—sturdy and well-designed, with a sleek, compact form factor that’s easy to carry around. The charger’s USB-C port supports rapid charging and is compatible with various devices, which is incredibly convenient. I also appreciate the safety features, ensuring my devices charge quickly without the risk of overheating. Overall, the Anker Prime 100W USB-C Charger combines power, efficiency, and portability in a sleek package. If you need a reliable charger for high-demand devices, this is an excellent choice!

The Anker Prime 100W GaN charger is an excellent addition to simplify your charging setup. It features two USB-C ports and one USB-A port, allowing you to power a laptop, phone, and an accessory simultaneously without any drop in speed. The charging speeds are consistently fast, and GaN technology keeps the charger surprisingly compact while delivering high power.

A very powerful charger. Served it's purpose well.

Worked out great for what I needed. I have a laptop that the charging block is both big and clunky but my laptop requires a lot of power to keep it running. The issue has been wehn I travel it doesn't work on the plane outlets because its a 240 Watt power charger so I needed something small that would still charge my laptop and not get tripped by the outlets in the plane and this did the job its small compact and powerful. Only downfall nothing to change my mind on the way it works is that it did warm up a litttle too much.

A short review for those who need to hear it: A. This charger is of exceptionally high quality, B. The charger materials and deigns rival Apple: from the packaging to the product feel itself. C. Function: This charger effortlessly powers my MacBook Pro, iPad Pro and Apple Watch at the same time. D. The charger is tiny and insanely light in weight, with worldwide voltage capability and retractable prongs that ensures it won't rip the sweater your much loved Aunt knit for you. E. All in all a perfect office desk companion and travel charger. Perfect for charging on modern aircraft that come with a 110V electrical power point for each seat. This will be even more useful in 2026 and beyond, when most airlines, including Air Canada will launch full speed internet for all passengers for free using Starlink; this will lead to lots of laptops being used for business or Netflix on board and hence this charger will be very useful then. The Cons: A. With just 2 USB-C ports, you might need to wait until one device is charged, to charge another on it. The USB-A port has lesser and lesser use these days as the world moved to USB-C, but comes in handy for those old electronics or Bose headphones that need charging. A third USB-C port would have made this charger perfect. Then again, how many times have you really needed to charge an iPhone, AirPods and Apple Watch at the very same time? Besides the USB-A port has adequate power to charge the iPhone or Apple Watch too, if you can find a charging cable for these with a USB-A end. Conclusion: With one port always in use with your laptop, you hav done USB-C ( max 35W) and one USB-A port (Max 22.5W) available for your other devices. If you can live with this. as 99.9% of the world can, go for this unit, eyes closed. There is nothing in the market similar to this today. The UGreen Nexode Pro has one additional port and could be your only other alternative. However, it comes with reviews that suggest instability of function and that's never a great thing when you just splurged $2000 on a computer and $1700 on that iPhone.