Keeping a growing collection of devices charged can be a daily hassle, especially if you’re still keeping individual adapters for all your electronics. A high-wattage, multi-port charger is much better, and Anker’s three-port option is currently more affordable than usual. The Anker charger has dropped to $50 from its typical $70 price, making it a strong pick for anyone wanting to consolidate their charging setup. It also comes in two finishes—dark gray and silver—so it can better match your workspace or travel gear.
Phones remain the main piece of tech folks use daily, though they’re far from the only devices competing for power. Tablets, laptops, wireless earbuds, smartwatches, and more all need regular charging. Add handheld gaming systems like the Nintendo Switch 2 and Steam Deck to the mix and suddenly managing all of these with separate bricks and cables start cluttering outlets and make travel packing more complicated than it needs to be.
Fast, Efficient Charging
Anker’s charger makes that a non-issue with its compact, thoughtfully designed layout. It features two USB-C ports and one USB-A port, giving you flexibility across newer and older devices. Each USB-C port can deliver up to 100W when used on its own, which is enough to power a laptop at full speed.
Performance stays consistent even when several devices are plugged in. The charger intelligently distributes power depending on what’s connected. With both USB-C ports in use, one delivers 70W while the other provides 30W. Plug in a third device through the USB-A port, and the system adjusts again, sending up to 80W to the primary USB-C port, 12W to the second USB-C, and 7.5W to USB-A. This dynamic allocation allows a laptop, phone, and earbuds to charge simultaneously without significant slowdowns.
Touch Control
An added little touch is the built-in smart display. Positioned on the top of the charger, the small screen provides real-time information about charging speeds and connected devices. Instead of guessing how power is being distributed, users can see exactly what each port is delivering, and see how close to finishing charging their phone is from across the room. Additional controls are available through Anker’s companion app, offering deeper customization and monitoring than most standard chargers.
The charger is compact enough to slip into a backpack or laptop sleeve, and its foldable prongs tuck neatly into the body to prevent snagging. This compact design also makes plugging into a power strip simple as it doesn’t hog the whole thing like some selfish, overly-sized chargers sometimes do—blocking out other free outlets from having something else plugged in.
