Anker Prime Charging Station, 250W, 6-Port GaN Desktop Charger | 4 USB-C and 2 USB-A Ports, 2.26-Inch LCD Display, for iPhone, Galaxy, MacBook, Dell, and Home Office

Cihazın kendisi mükemmel, akacak içerisinden en yüksek watt değerinde şarjlı destekleyen en azından 1 metre kablo çıkması gerekliydi. Bu nedenle bi yıldızı kestim. Cihazın bir diğer hoşuma gitmeyen kısmı 4 adet type c şarj için watt değerini ekranda görüyorsunuz ancak, type a üzerinden şarj olanların watt değerini görmek için scrollu çevirmeniz gerekli, keza çevirip yine gördüğünüzde her iki şarj noktasının watt değerini toplam olarak gösteriyor, yine yekil göstermeli, uygulama üzerinden görmek yeterli değil.

I was hesitant to buy this thing because it just seems so absurd, but I caught it on sale for a good price and pulled the trigger. The newer firmware updates seem to have resolved some minor issues like the screen not wanting to turn on after being shut off for a while. This thing feels extremely well built, it's heavy and it charges everything I throw at it. I no longer use laptop chargers at all and just charge everything using this now. Make sure you buy high quality USB-C cables for this or otherwise it's a waste of money because normal cables won't charge at the higher voltage. I don't use a lot of the fancy features aside from the clock function, honestly I usually just keep the screen turned off anyways. Hoping it lasts as long as my other Anker chargers despite all of the new technology built into it. I charge several devices every day with this and it always surprises me how fast and effective it works. No regrets buying this overpriced and overbuilt charger so far. Not at all.

High quality product. This charging station is very capable with up to 250W of power across 4 USB-C and 2 USB-A ports. Love the iPhone app, which enables customisation of functionality, firmware updates etc. Highly recommended.

This Anker USB-C charger absolutely deserves 5 stars. First, the design is compact and sleek, with clean lines and a premium feel. The control dial and screen interface are intuitive and well thought out, making it easy to monitor charging status and manage connected devices. The four front-facing USB-C ports are perfect for modern high-power devices — I’m currently using them to charge a MacBook Pro, a phone, a wireless speaker, and a camera simultaneously without any power issues. Everything charges fast and reliably. On each side, you’ll find a USB-A port, which is incredibly useful for older accessories or devices that still rely on traditional USB cables (like older speakers, cameras, or power banks). It’s smart placement — these ports don’t clutter the front, but are still easily accessible. In terms of performance, the power delivery is impressive. I’ve had no trouble running multiple high-demand devices at once, and the charger stays cool and stable throughout. Honestly, I have zero complaints. If you’re looking for a high-capacity, versatile, and future-proof charging station, this is the one to get.

It's really hard to justify an expensive thing like this when you can get cheaper GaN wall plugs that will do 300W or 600W. I took a risk because it's so easy to return things on Amazon and I'm actually kind of hooked. For one, those cheaper plugs... sometimes sounds too good to be true really nails it. But let me explain why this thing is awesome. * It has the power, and it tells you how much power it's using so well and so clearly. It is super charging my laptop and phone at the same time and it's not even touching half its capacity. It's awesome. * A lot of the configuration requires a mobile app, bluetooth, and wifi and that really scared me almost to the point of not buying it at first. Some of it still is pretty stupid but let me explain my experience. I connected it to my phone over bluetooth, and then started a hotspot on my phone to give it wifi so it could update its firmware. After the update and after using my phone to pick some cooler clock backgrounds, I no longer need bluetooth or wifi for any of it. It just works. The app lets you configure the clock to come on as your screensaver when the power display times out which you can configure to happen after 30 seconds, 1 minute, 5 minutes, 30 minutes, or never (if you want it to always show the power display). The clock you can configure to only be an active screensaver during certain hours and on certain days, so I have it set up from 5 AM-10 PM on weekdays. Brilliant. I don't need wifi for any of this past the initial setup and it's so flexible. This is expensive, and you can get by with cheaper wall plugs, though you might need a couple of them. But if you want a cool toy that actually does something, this actually works.