Anker Nano Charging Station(67W Max), 6-in-1 USB-C Power Strip for iPhone 16/15 and MacBook, with Flat Plug and 5ft Thin Undetachable Extension Cord,2 AC,2 USB-A,2 USB-C, for Home&OfficeECOLOGO

This is a fun little unit, though it is pricey.I've searched (separately) for power steps that have any of the following 3 features:1️⃣ A cord plug that sits very flat against the wall, for minimum clearance situations like behind furniture.2️⃣ A subtle, solid, minimalist shape that sits nicely on a flat surface like a table or shelf.3️⃣ Included USB ports that supply more than the minimum power USB can supply, which is about 1 amp x 5 volts.This Anker station does ALL THREE!It has always seemed stupid to me to include a useless USB port. "Oh hey, look, this (car / lamp / power strip / furniture) has USB! Yay, I can charge my phone! But why does it take 10 hours to charge the battery by 5%?" Modern devices need more power, often at different voltages to charge quickly.Unfortunately the best charging speeds here are only from the USB-C ports, but we'll take it.This station is so thin that the 3-prong plugs on top wouldn't be deep enough, so as you plug something in, the plate surrounding the prongs pushes out to complete the full depth.Only one criticism: the power outlets facing up have no protection against dust or spills, so in a dirty environment they would likely become fouled over time.

Offers plenty of power in a small package. At a little less than half a pound, it is a very portable thing, eliminating the need for me to carry multiple external power bricks to charge my device devices. And the fact it has two outlets on the top is very nice for if I really do need to use those outlets for other things or for faster charging. Although the USB-C ports that are built in our plenty fast for charging something like a MacBook Air or even a MacBook Air & an iPad Pro. The thing can warm up a little bit if you are pushing it with multiple things plugged in and outlets in use, but not dangerously warm. I’ve only noticed any heat whenever I’m using both USB-C ports built-in and pulling lots of power through the outlets, otherwise I don’t notice the heat at all.It’s very portable and very functional, allowing me to check this into my bag for places like coffee, shops, or traveling. I use this all the time at the coffee shop because of the very slim profile of the power outlets allow me to not accidentally kick my legs into it when I’m charging my stuff.Overall, very easy to use, basically plug-in play, and the thin nature of this especially helps for the portability. The cord is plenty long to reach basically any outlet at about 1.5 m/~5 ft.

It is a little pricey, but it sure made my last stay in the hospital easier. I have had a few stays in the hospital recently and the first one were not planned. They availability of charging ports are very limited and are far from your bed. I knew I needed for a solution for my surgery to make thing easier. The length of the cord puts the outlets right by your side. It also has high power USB ports to accommodate newer phones and devices. Hospital stays are not fun, but this made my last stay more comfortable.

An extremely handy gadget to have, especially on vacations. I don't use mine as a bedside station but instead use it as a power dock/extension for vacations. Especially when combined with Anker cords (usb-c preferred, even though usb-a is an option on the station), my phone was completely charged in less than an hour. The rugged, rubber-coated cord offers more than enough length, and the wall plugin lays flush so you don't have to change your furniture setup to cooperate with awkward wall outlet placement if it's a permanent feature.

I love this Anker charging station so much that I have purchased three of them. I travel a lot, so I keep them in my carry-on bag and my suitcase. They are also 110-250 V compatible, allowing me to use them anywhere in the world. This is important to me since I travel internationally often. It also has USB-C ports, which I have been using more lately. Anker is a fantastic company with many innovative products.

The unit is compact, light and very handy, but the cable is too thick, hard, and heavy compensating the weight and making the whole thing much bulkier and heavier than it could be. Still useful and somewhat easy to carry. Don’t be surprised how bulky the cable is though, I warned you.

Excellent. My search for a high quality small charger and outlet combo led me to this Anker unit. I’m somewhat biased as all my chargers, cables, card readers etc. are Anker products. They are well made and work great. I’m super satisfied with the purchase and with Anker’s quality once again.

Advantages include a long power cord, multiple USB-C and USB ports, and two pop-up AC outlets designed for a compact form factor. Note that the unit lies flat when not in use (Photo 3), but the outlets elevate to accommodate plug insertion (Photo 2), maintaining a sleek profile.Disadvantage: prepare to carry a tiny bit of weight. Even this little tiny box is filled with quality materials, adds weight.Does this sound like a paid review?I WISH because this is kinda pricey(⁠╥⁠﹏⁠╥⁠)