Anker65W 4 Port PIQ 3.0 & GaN Fast Charger Adapter, PowerPort Atom III Slim Wall Charger - 45W USB C Port, Ideal for MacBook, Laptops, iPad Pro, iPhone, Galaxy, Pixel

Big fan of Anker’s cables and battery chargers here. And it’s the perfect solution if you need multiple devices charged. Both USB-A and USB-C. You can feel the weight when you pick it up. I like the higher power output so I can charge faster. Fit and finish are excellent and the 5 foot electric cord is great if you want to set it on a desktop. The 2-sided tape included keeps it place…and hard to “borrow”. Thanks Anker.

I used this for some overseas travel, and it worked great even at 220V/50Hz.The 45W C port will be enough for just about any phone or tablet. It was also enough to run my 15" Macbook Pro at a low load. If I use it hard, it won't run it, though it will charge it at a fast enough speed when I am not using it.There are 3 A ports, which is great. The small issue is they are limited to 4A total. So, say you plug in 2 phones and a tablet like I did, and one of them will be the odd man out and not charge up.I'd call that a small issue, as I don't need everything to charge up fast, but it would be nice if more power were available when the C port is not in use or under-utilized like with a phone. Its size makes up for any deficiency there, as this can truly be the only charger you need for travel as it will keep phones, tablets, and just about any laptop useable. Now, if you're using your laptop hard and want a full-power charger, this isn't it, but it's enough for any laptop just browsing the web.

Charges everything I need

This compact charger packs a punch, quickly charging all my devices. With its four ports, I can juice up my laptop, batteries, power banks, and tablet simultaneously. The sleek design and efficient charging make it a must-have for any tech enthusiast...

I've used an Anker PowerPort 5 for bedside charging for over 5 years which never once failed me (the only problem I ever had with it was a tendency for coil whine when I was charging multiple power-hungry devices off of it), which has worked fantastically; it's probably still a better deal if you just need a lot of USB ports. However, I've personally found that the lack of USB-C to C charging was a pretty major annoyance- my phone charged slowly relative to the quick charge wallwort it came bundled with, and I had to drag along a wall adapter if I wanted to use my laptop or Nintendo Switch in bed.First of all, while this wasn't an issue for me personally, the product title is a bit deceptive if you don't see the entire thing- this is a 45W USB-C charger that can also deliver up to 20W over the USB-A ports; this is more than enough for a Macbook Air and a couple of other devices simultaneously, but probably will not be able to keep a more powerful laptop going under intensive tasks.My initial impressions of a refurb unit I purchased from AnkerDirect are all very positive- the carbon fiber-y finish on the plastic is reasonably nice to the touch with only a bit of dust and packaging grime to distinguish it from a new item, the cable is a decent length and comes with a cable tie, and the ports seem snug (one nitpick is the USB-A ports being upside-down, but I assume this is a size concession). The only real annoyance I have is a blue power indicator LED on the top, but the fact the unit is flat and square means it's easy to put something on top of it to free up night-stand space. The charger does report correctly to my Macbook Air as a 45W unit and rapid charges my phone without an issue- the USB-A ports are for stuff that it's hard to tell how quickly it's charging anyways. It also may skid around if you're liable to pull on the cable too much, as the tiny rubber feet seem to have been an afterthought for the "travel oriented" design. The use of a cable rather than a integrated plug does conveniently mean that it's easier to replace and will work with a surge protector a lot better than your typical laptop plug.While $50 is steep for something that is definitionally "just a charger," Anker seems to have sales and used/refurbed units listed fairly often- mine at $35 was about the cost of an Apple MBA charging brick by itself. I'm very happy with my purchase at this price; while you could find something cheaper, Anker is consistently very good about standards compliance and not frying your electronics in my experience. Not everyone needs this, but it's a great product if you do.

I have purchased high wattage Anker products for several years. I bought this for very quick charging and it lives up to it's claim. I admit I only use it for my phone Samsung C port. There was a video that showed a customer charging it with 1, 2, 3, and 4 ports used at once. The wattage decreased accordingly but still what I'd consider faster than my 25W Anker. The cord is a plus for me so I can plug it near me wherever I am. So far it has remained in the living room floor only because that's my preference. There are kiddos here that like to use my devices and chargers. This I keep out of sight - out of mind. Thus, that's why the floor is where it lives. It has the blue indicator light but I turn it downward, again, so the kids don't see it. With the long cord I get more extension so I need only shorter power cords (also Anker high wattage). For my phone, Samsung S22+, it takes maybe 20 minutes to fully charge 0 to 100%. It rarely goes to 0% in my case. If I use phone for streaming, podcast, sports, or games, it will charge to 100% no matter what I'm playing. I don't leave it charging when it reaches 100% though. I love it andI bought one for my sister for Christmas. My nephew has a new S23 phone that can use the magnetic charger that I plan to buy for him. It will be so much easier and he can use it in the car and when he goes shopping to just pop the phone on it while he's in a store. He has a disability and cannot use a phone like most of us especially not when shopping. So the magnet will be perfect for him.