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

This thing is a real powerhouse! I use it as my go-to charger for everything (an iPad Pro, iPad, MacBook Air M3, and iPhone as well as smaller accessories from time to time), and I mention all that to note that all of it combined will not use 200W so I can't speak to its ability to sustain full output for any length of time. But I think most people have similar needs/devices to the ones I mentioned, and I can say it never fails to charge all of them extrmekey rapidly, and all at once too. It gets warm, but it's never been uncomfortable to touch. It's a lot smaller than expected, which is actually kind of niceAbove all else, it's a steal! It's considerably cheaper than other options from Anker or other reputable brands with similar or only slightly-better charging capacity. And while you can find a lot of no-name options on here, with something like this you really want to go with the most reputable brand possible to sleep easy knowing you don't have to worry about fire risk and such. And with this product, you don't even need to pay a premium to do that!

Many of my primary charging bricks are made by Anker. The only reason I was hesitant to buy this one was due to the price. But, it is a much more powerful charging brick that handles anything I can throw at it. I have a couple of fast chargers which are very fussy about the power provided to them, and this Anker handles them with ease. I can also use this for charging a 12-volt jump pack for the car (which uses a 65 watt charger), and can also recharge the Anker portable power unit we use on our portabler refrigerator. It's the heaviest brick I've ever owned as well! Yeah, it's a bit pricey, but you won't be wanting for power if you use this charging brick.

This charger is an absolute beast. If you’re tired of juggling multiple chargers or waiting forever for your stuff to charge, the Anker Prime 200W station is a total game-changer. It charges everything crazy fast — phones, tablets, laptops, you name it — and doesn’t slow down even when you have a bunch of devices plugged in at once.The six ports are awesome too. Four USB-C and two USB-A means I can charge basically everything at the same time without swapping cables around. Super convenient for home, travel, or even the office.It’s a little heavy and definitely not cheap, but honestly, it’s worth every penny for the speed, power, and convenience it delivers. If you want fast, reliable charging all in one spot, this thing is absolutely worth it.

I've bought at least a half dozen USB multi-port chargers or USB charging stations for laptops and other devices over the years. This included at least 3 USB-C PD charging systems for laptops, for the last couple of years I've been carrying around an old Cable Matters with 3 USB-A, 1 USB-C PD as my travel charger when taking long trips. It worked but the port selection and power capability was limited and the Anker Prime 200W is my new favorite.I bought one on Prime Day and might get another for the work office and maybe another for the home office. Why?The specifications say a lot, 2 USB-A ports for legacy devices and 4 USB-C ports for modern devices. 200 Watt capability and multiple USB-C PD fast charging ports means that the family doesn't need to argue over who is getting the one high speed connection.More specifically, why the Anker 200W charger:1. First of all, it is offered at a great price compared to other "brand name" chargers with similar capability like UGreen which is about double the price. There are a lot of "no-name" power stations for even less but I would feel a little nervous about leaving those plugged in 24x7.2. It does not have flat plug. This isn't a pro for everyone and may be a non-issue or con for some for some. In my use case, we have an outlet underneath our couch that needs to be a straight, traditional plug and this is one of the few competing chargers that still has a straight plug.3. The split of 2 and 4 (USB-A vs. C) seems good for our mix of new and legacy devices for the next several years. Of course the more ports the better but this is good.4. In standby or with lower power draw it doesn't get warm. Like the new Gallium Nitride chargers!I'm thinking of also getting one for a 10 seat conference room at my office. It would be nice for many people to be able to plug in their devices simultaneously. Specifically, 2 or 3 non-gaming laptops during long work meetings.One interesting item is that it doesn't have a light to include that it is on. Somewhat surprising and an unobtrusive light might be nice but it would also mean that it is easier to use in a bedroom or hotel room setting.Traveling with this will also be a nice use case, especially for family travel. Likely to just throw in a suitcase though given the weight rather than carry around in my laptop bag.Some other reviews complain that it is unable to provide more than 50W of power to each USB-C port while trying to charge higher power devices. (I really like the use of a device for displaying power from Brian T.!) I haven't tested that yet but my laptops are all lower power draws (14" non-gaming laptops) so I don't think that this will be much of an issue in my use cases at home or the office. Might almost be a feature to not have to worry about one gaming laptop sucking up most of the power and leaving the others unable to charge at enough power.Who is it for:1. People with a mix of new and legacy USB-C devices.2. People that need a straight power plug.3. Budget consciousWho is it NOT for:1. People with demanding gaming/high performance laptops.2. People looking for a lightweight charger to carry around daily in their shoulder bag.3. People that need a flat plug to go behind furniture.The Anker 200W met all my expectations when I purchased it. It seems very durable and expect it to be reliable for many years.