AnkerPrime Charger, 200W 6-Port GaN Charging Station, USB-C PD Fast Charging Desktop Charger, Compatible with iPhone, Samsung, MacBook, Dell and MoreClimatePartner certified

Purpose:Upgrade/replace USB A chargers to high wattage USB C charger.Charge multiple personal devices simultaneously in a common area in a single family household.In my case:- 2 13in tablets- 2 smartphones- occasional smartwatches- laptops (2x 2019 13 in Macbook pros)Pros:Can charge amazingly fast with the proper cables!Looks good!Feels durable!Easily packed up to bring along on a trip for all your gear.Clearly labeled.Well packaged.Cons:Crazy expensive, but that’s because the internals required to provide that much wattage are expensive as well as the technology that prevents overcharging and the like. (So it’s kind of a positive too if you think about it. =) )Final thoughts:Would totally buy again. It gets the job done and excels at it. It’s handsome and functional. I have over a dozen personal chargers in a similar form factor that I’ve own over the course of 20 years or so and this represents another jump in technology. I remember back in 2015 or so when I thought Anker was an ‘off-brand’ but it’s definitely up there with Belkin and other big OEM accessory manufacturers. The only thing I might hesitate to do is bring it on a trip because I wouldn’t wanna lose it!Last note: Make sure you use the right cables! NO TWO USB-C CABLES ARE THE SAME!

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.

There is no difference between the USB C ports which is a good thing. It also seems to perform as advertised and give you the actual listed watts rather than the cheap knock don't. This is also heavier and clearly better made than I one I bought for $35. The saying of you get what you pay for. I paid more and got a respected brand, I got something good. I paid cheap and got junk and wasted my money for it. Buy this instead.

NOTE: I will always update a review if a product I'm using fails - if there's no update mentioning failure after this is posted, you can assume this product hasn't encountered any failures for me.I've verified this provides sufficient power for my Macbook Pro M3 that comes with a 110W charger by default; I can also confirm it works with Apple's USB-C to MagSafe cable for the recent Macbook Pros.Anker provides detailed information on how the power availability on the ports divide up as you plug in more devices: A portion of power is allowed for the USB-A ports with the bulk available to the USB-C ports. The left-most ports for each type (USB-A and USB-C) always gets the most power, and the division is set to favor plugging in two laptops to the two left-most USB-C ports, as an example.Many modern devices that can charge from USB-C will specifically warn you if they're connected to insufficient power, and I've had no devices complain about USB power availability. I've tested a Mac laptop, Dell laptop, Steam Deck, iPad Pro, Android phones and iPhones; the power availability on this unit is excellent. I no longer carry the default Apple charger for my personal laptop, I use this instead now as it's a similar size and has a ton of extra ports to cover all other devices. If you're going to load it fully with a couple of laptops and some additional devices, be sure to check out Anker's wattage info so that you're getting the most out of the unit.The unit is not particularly light, and has small feet for traction on a desk - if you intend to use this on a desk, it actually sits still pretty well. If you intend to use it as a portable unit, the small feet don't really interfere with stuffing it in a bag for transport, and it's a similar weight to high-wattage laptop chargers and fairly compact for the wattage.It's expensive unit, but it is outstanding. I've had a lot of Anker chargers and batteries, and they've had a history of success and quality for me - past quality often doesn't matter as a brand can decline in quality, but as of this writing Anker has been a winner for me.

As a dad of four with phones, tablets, laptops, and earbuds scattered everywhere, the Anker Prime 200 W charger has been a complete lifesaver. I can now power up to six devices at once from one sleek hub—no more tangled cables or hunting for outlets.I plug in phones, tablets, earbuds, and laptops every evening—now in one place. When traveling, I just bring the Prime charger and one cable—simplicity at last. The detachable AC cord is perfect for luggage. It’s sturdy, stays in place, and cleans up my counter beautifully.The Anker Prime 200 W GaN charger is a powerhouse that simplifies charging for tech-loaded families. Fast, safe, compact, and efficient—what more could a busy parent ask for?

Absolutely silent and compact. Works well and has a very sleek design. It feels solid, safe and very well made. Love that it charges 2 devices at 100watts at the same time.