Anker Estación de carga Prime

Liam · Compra verificada · Calificado en Estados Unidos el 7 de abril de 2026

Worked great until a port failed.Owned it for ten months now, it has been an excellent nightstand charger for me - quickly charged all my smart devices, of which I have too many, with a single plug to the wall. Sticks well to the surface of my nightstand, the cord is long enough to reach wherever, has been compatible with all of my devices (smart watch, ring, phone, laptop) - keep in mind it is PD only for the Type-C ports, though the type A ports make it quite versatile for charging anything, though you may need a type A to C cable.Durability is my only contention. Ten months is not long enough for a product of this price. Do better, Anker. I have reached out to support and will be updating this reviewUpdate - Anker replaced it free of charge, just emailed their support with my info and their first reply was "we're shipping you a new one". Based.Leer másLeer menos

Rutabaga123 · Compra verificada · Calificado en Estados Unidos el 15 de mayo de 2026

I love it. Its so well made. I have the older Model 525 100W charging station also, and love this upgrade for another room in my house. Its compact and I love how the power cord is sturdy yet flexible, and lighter weight than the older charging station cable. I appreciate quality products that we can trust in our homes for safe charging of lithium ion battery devices.Leer másLeer menos

Phillygpz · Compra verificada · Calificado en Estados Unidos el 5 de marzo de 2026

Loving this charging station so far! Anker products haven’t let me down yet and this one is no exception. It’s very well built and heavy, which I like because it suggests to me that it has good quality components and lots of heat dissipation ability. Even when maxed out and charging my MacBook Pro, and a myriad of other devices, it didn’t skip a beat and doesn’t get very hot. With this I can really charge everything I want and quickly. Only thing I wish it had was a display to show what realtime output is for each port, but to get that it would be larger and cost more. Of course they have that functionality in other models they sell. My work around is that I have a few cables that display the wattage they’re pushing, so I can get a good sense of what the charger is doing. It’s great to see how it ramps the power up slowly at the beginning or charging and then tapers it off once a battery is almost fully charged or is getting hot! That’s exactly what I want to see. I can’t recommend this highly enough if you’re someone like me who’s constantly charging things such as drones, cameras, laptops, power banks, action cameras, phones and tables, etc.There are lots of companies that sell similar charging stations that have more ports, promise higher wattage output, or a cheaper price, but honestly most of the time I don’t think they’re worth it as they seems to not last as long, present a possible fire hazard and also aren’t necessarily as smart and nice to your devices batteries. I rather go with a brand I trust and Anker is definitely one of those.Leer másLeer menos

kain · Compra verificada · Calificado en Estados Unidos el 20 de julio de 2024

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.Leer másLeer menos

Bill W · Compra verificada · Calificado en Estados Unidos el 14 de febrero de 2026

So I've been using an older Anker PowerPort Atom III Slim, bought July 10, 2021. Its a 65w (18w and 45w ports) charger and has been severing me well all this time. But the 45w port has started to show its age a little with all these newer power hungry devices. Every time I plug in my laptop it complains about "slow charging", so I picked up the Prime Charging Station.Man, this thing is the definition of a charging BRICK!! This is defiantly not something you would want to carry around with you, its for a sure a desk setup charger. I plugged in my Anker 737 battery bank (Also a great Anker product) which was sitting at 35% SOC and its pulling 92w. Its currently at 63% and still trucking at 92w which is pretty good. Keep in mind, the battery bank has a charging curve which is why I'm not seeing the full 140w draw. I plugged in my laptop, which charges at 65w, it is pulling the full charge and the Anker 737 was still trucking at 92w. So this thing is defiantly performing as advertised. I'm using some AlienTape and have it stuck to the bottom of my desk sitting flush to the edge; same place I had my Slim. Works really well for me as most things I'm charging are not actually sitting on my desk. They are items that I travel with so it makes it easier, plus I don't have cables running across my desk this way.Pretty big Anker fan, I own a lot of their stuff, it just works and lasts if not overly abused. I'll probably find another place to use the 45w slim. Still perfectly good for over night charging, and at 5yrs old it still looks and performs as if it were new. Just remember, get cables that are rated for at least 200w. I'm personally using UGreen (another company I trust) 240w cables at my desk. However the cables I trust and carry in my travel bags are Anker cables, both cables are great.Leer másLeer menos