Anker Prime Charger, 100W Max 3-Port Compact Foldable USB-C GaN Charger
Product Information, Not A Review
Quick Specs
What Stands Out
What To Check
A big laptop asks for more than 65W, and the charger it came with is a brick with no second port. This one is a top ten seller in Amazon's tablet chargers and adapters list, and it solves that with 100W and three ports in a body about the size of a deck of cards.
It is the bag charger for a dad who travels with real work gear. Laptop on one USB-C port, phone on the other, a headset or a kid's tablet on USB-A, all off one outlet.
The Numbers That Matter
100W per USB-C port. Not 100W shared, 100W on either one. That removes the guessing game about which port is the fast port.
89W across three ports. Plug in everything and the total drops. A laptop still charges, just a touch slower than it would alone, which is the honest tradeoff on any multi-port brick.
6 oz. Heavier than the 65W version, and you feel it in a small bag. The folding prongs are what make the weight tolerable, since nothing sticks out to catch on a zipper.
| Spec | What it decides |
|---|---|
| 100W on either USB-C | Full-speed charging for a big laptop |
| 89W across three ports | How much the laptop gives up when loaded |
| 22.5W USB-A | Enough for a phone, earbuds or a handheld |
| 6 oz, folding prongs | How it travels |
| 100-240V input | Whether it works overseas |
No subscription and no app. This is standard USB-C Power Delivery with nothing to install. Anker's Prime line does include app-connected power banks, but this wall charger is not one of them. Anker lists a hassle-free warranty, lifetime support and a 30-day money-back guarantee rather than a term in months.
Who It Is For
The dad whose laptop is the heavy kind and whose bag already has too many bricks in it. Feed it with the Anker 333 USB-C cable two-pack, which is rated for the full 100W. If 65W covers your laptop, the smaller Anker 735 Nano II packs lighter. At the desk it sits alongside the Anker 7-in-1 USB-C hub and plugs into the Anker 351 power strip.
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The Short Version
The step up from the 65W brick, for the bag that actually carries a big laptop. Each USB-C port delivers 100W on its own, so the laptop charges at full tilt with a phone still plugged in. Heavier than the Nano, and worth it only if the laptop asks for the power.
MIKE MANNING
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