Anker Prime Charger (160W, 3-Port) Kicks Off the New Year at a Record Low, Cheaper Than Year-End Pricing - Kotaku

"This is a powerful and compact portable charger that lets you charge several electronic devices simultaneously. That makes it a great pick for cell phones, tablets, game consoles, and more. It provides up to 160W of power through each of its USB-C ports, so it can safely and rapidly fast-charge a USB-C laptop while charging two additional devices (phone and/or tablet) at the same time."

"The USB-C ports are ideal for providing high-power charging to newer laptops, tablets and smartphones, while the USB-A ports are ideal for charging older phones, Bluetooth speakers and/or other smaller electronic devices. Additionally, the Anker Prime Charger has Power Delivery (PD) capability, enabling it to supply power to your electronic devices at the fastest possible rate, allowing you to charge your devices quicker and more efficiently."

"Although the Anker Prime Charger has the potential to deliver a significant amount of power, it's still super small. You can put it on a desktop surface, nightstand, or kitchen counter without taking up too much valuable real estate. It's also super lightweight and easily storable in a backpack or travel case, making it ideal for use during business trips, vacations, or work-from-home/coworking days, when users would prefer a single charger to replace a tangled mess of individual chargers and cables."

The Anker Prime Charger 160W is a compact, high-power portable charger offering up to 160W through each USB-C port and multiple simultaneous charging. The charger supports fast-charging a USB-C laptop while powering two additional devices such as phones or tablets. It includes USB-A ports for older phones and accessories and Power Delivery (PD) capability to deliver maximum charging rates. The unit is small, lightweight, and easily stored in backpacks or travel cases, suitable for trips, work-from-home, or replacing multiple chargers. Built-in safety features monitor charging and protect connected devices, increasing confidence when powering expensive electronics.

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