Anker737 GaNPrime, 120W USB C Charger, PPS 3-Port Fast Compact Foldable Wall Charger for MacBook Pro/Air, iPad Pro, iPhone 16/Pro, Galaxy S22/S21, Dell XPS 13, Note 20/10+, and More DevicesClimatePartner certified

What’s not to like? It’s a little pricey, but the “bang for your buck” ratio is off the charts awesome!PROS:1.) Insanely fast charging speed. My laptop is charged in roughly 30 minutes.2.) Can charge multiple, high demand items at the same time. I charge my 14” MacBook Pro, iPad Pro and iPhone 13 off of the charger at the same time.3.) It’s fairly compact relative to the power supply and performance you get. Featuring a photo of the charger next to my old iPhone 8, a $1 USD bill and Apple’s 30w charger for size comparison.4.) The most updated “Anker iQ” technology allows you to charge even *small* items like headphones, without worry that it will damage fragile electronics.5.) Charging prongs fold in for easy and safe travel.6.) Finally, Anker provides a “suction cup ring” to attach to the bottom of the charger, which will suction to the outlet wall plate and provide support to the charger, keeping it from falling out.CONS:1.) It’s a little heavy, which is why they provide the suction cup. However, I haven’t had any issues with it falling out of the outlet without the suction cups.2.) It is a little expensive, but the tech and value for the money is definitely there.This charger is awesome, I’ve got no regrets for buying it. You can frequently find it on sale as well, so it makes it more affordable. I actually bought a second one for my wife’s electronics.To REALLY get the full value out of this charger though, you should buy a high quality, high wattage charging/data cable. They’re not much more expensive than lower wattage cords, so don’t miss out!

I honestly love this charger brick. It charges all my devices quickly phone, portable charger and switch. I also love the suction cups attachment. The only thing that does bother me is it does tend to get a little hot but that comes with the territory. I’ll be yawing the charger for a good long time.

I have 2 of these Anker 737 chargers and have recommended it to family members. I use the 737 charger when I travel to charge my devices. With 120W, I love that I can charge my laptop, cell phone, and another item at the same time without compromising the charge speed of those devices. For the charging power it offers, it is compact. However, it has some weight to it and it's a little heavy. My favorite feature is being able to fold down the part of the charger that goes into the outlets. It protects it while I'm on the go.I love Anker products. They work great, are high quality, and are affordable. I can attest to Anker standing by its warranty. After almost a year of use, the charger stopped working. I went to the Anker website to submit a warranty claim. It was a quick and hassle free process. I had a replacement charger within 2 days. I buy Anker products often and will continue to do so based on my experience. I truly appreciate companies like Anker who stand by the integrity of their products.

Overall, this has proven to be a great charger and would fulfill the needs of most people. The wattage and the combination of ports will support most, if not, all, of one's charging needs when it comes to portable electronics whether at home or on the road. The only word of warning I have is to carefully read over the specifications/other reviews to understand the charging limitations as far as how many devices can be charged simultaneously and at what output.For reference, I use this product to charge my 2019 16" MBP through the 100W USB-C port and another device (phone, headphones, etc.) though the USB-A port (*I have not attempted to charge three devices through all available ports). So far all the devices I have charged through this power brick have responded well and charged quickly without incident. As with all chargers (particularly small form factor chargers) the unit gets pretty warm to the touch with multiple devices charging or prolonged charging. Anker has technology to monitor this but it is something to be aware of. The only issue I've run into is the length/weight distribution on the unit and staying plugged into a wall outlet. The charger is quite weighty for its size and is long enough that some wall outlets may have trouble holding the charger in place. There is a rubber suction cup module included with the charger to help in this regard but it is another thing to keep track of and somewhat lowers the convenience of a smaller charger. However, this hasn't proven too detrimental to the experience so far and the positives far outweigh this issue.If you need a high-output yet compact charger to keep you powered up at home or while traveling, this unit from Anker is certainly worth considering and, with all the features it included, is a good value compared to the market.