Anker is a name I've trusted for years when it comes to charging accessories, and this product only solidifies that trust. This compact powerhouse has become an essential part of my daily tech setup, and I couldn't be happier with its performance. Design & Build Quality: ★★★★★ The Anker Charging Brick boasts a sleek and compact design that fits comfortably in the palm of your hand. Its matte finish not only looks elegant but also feels pleasant to touch. The build quality is top-notch, and the device feels sturdy and durable. The foldable prongs make it incredibly portable and prevent any damage to your other belongings when carrying it in your bag or pocket. The only (small) downside to this charger is that it is a tad heavy for its size. If the wall socket doesn't hold the prongs firmly, the weight of this pluss the cable itself has sometimes caused the power brick to fall out of the socket. Charging Speed: ★★★★★ This charging brick lives up to its reputation, providing incredibly fast charging speeds. With 67W of power, it effortlessly charges my smartphone and tablet with lightning speed and even helps keep my Macbooks charged. It supports various charging protocols, including Power Delivery (PD), ensuring compatibility with a wide range of devices. I no longer have to wait around for hours to get my devices fully charged. Versatility: ★★★★★ One of the standout features of the Anker Charging Brick is its versatility. It features a single USB-C port, which can be used to charge a multitude of devices, from smartphones and tablets to laptops. I love the flexibility it offers, as I can charge my phone quickly and then switch to charging my laptop when needed. I love the folding prongs on this version which my last Anker brick did not have - making this feel more portable. Safety Features: ★★★★★ Anker has always been known for its commitment to safety, and this charging brick is no exception. It comes equipped with surge protection, temperature control, and advanced safety features to safeguard your devices against overcharging, overheating, and short circuits. I feel confident leaving my devices to charge overnight without any worries. Price: ★★★★★ Considering the quality, performance, and safety features of the Anker Charging Brick, I believe it offers excellent value for the price. It's competitively priced, and the peace of mind that comes with a reliable brand like Anker is well worth the investment. In conclusion, if you're in the market for a dependable charging brick, I highly recommend giving this one a try. You won't be disappointed!

I love this charger! It is small but feels durable. I've been using it for several months to charge my phone and MacBook Air daily. The rapid charge is amazing and charges my devices very quickly. The only slight issue is that it sometimes falls out of wall sockets because it's a bit heavy for it's shape and size. I love having the ability to charge multiple devices with the same charger and I also like that the plug bits fold up so that it's small and perfect for travel. I would buy it again and I would definitely consider other items from this brand due to the quality.

It might surprise you to learn that much of our modern world is dependent on Gallium Nitride. A valuable semiconductor with a wide bandgap, learning how to make it into a diode was essential to making blue LED's - and it wasn't until 1993 that Shuji Nakamura succeeded in finally creating the blue LED. What good is a blue LED other than signifying a piece of mid-2000's tech? Well, without blue LED's, we'd have no white LED's - we'd have no LED lightbulbs. White LED's are just blue LED's that excite a phosphor. In fact, gallium nitride allows the creation of ANY color LED as doping GaN with Indium in varying ratios can create LED's with any color from Red to Ultraviolet. But - I digress - what does this have to do with a power brick? It turns out the same properties that allow a GaN semiconductor to emit blue light when formed into a diode allow incredible efficiency when formed into a transistor. A transistor is basically just like a valve for electricty, but with no moving parts. All transistors have some level of 'Power Dissipation' - basically heat generated from the "friction" of the electricity passing through. For high-power applications, the Metal Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transitor, or MOSFET works more like a switch than a valve, with very low power dissipation - they're very efficient, and much of the modern electronics we take for granted rely on MOSFETs. But the large bandgap of Gallium Nitride allows those FET's to be even *more* efficient. Power dissipation is incredibly low. And now, that I've driven you 20 miles away from the subject, pushed you out of the car and asked you to walk back, I shall get to the point: The very special power transistors in this power supply let it be remarkably small, yet pack 67watts of throughput. Yes, the eGaNFET is even more efficient than the noble MOSFET. I know, I'm as surprised as you. Yet, here we are. I love this brick. It's absolutely wonderful to travel with, handling all my charging needs with ease whether i'm charging my power bank, laptop, tablet, phone or watch-- I can easily charge 3 at once and quickly too. And as an added bonus, it's a fun reminder of the tiny semiconductors that make all these things even possible, and the fact that active science in the field continues. This is cutting edge technology in an everyday object. It's the scientific frontier, but it's not a gimmick, or a novelty -- it's just a humble power brick - but it's way smaller than one could imagine for the power output. TLDR: Tiny powerful charger good.

We bought this to replace some little cheapies we had that we noticed one day got quite hot. I went to unplug them and it was uncomfortably hot. I think many people plug things up and use them and not really check things like that. Who knows how long that was going and and probably lucky I didn't end up burning my house down. So if you are using those kind, toss them out pronto and buy something like this that can handle what you need without worries. My husband was charging a wireless speaker or something like that and they take more power to charge than some chargers can safely supply. This one does not get hot at all, and that's how it should be. And it is nice and heavy with some weight to it.

The Anker Prime 67W USB charger is perfect for charging multiple devices! I use it to charge my iPhone 16 Pro Max, iPhone 12 Pro Max, and iPad 9th Generation. It charges all three quickly and efficiently, even when they’re plugged in at the same time. The power output is strong and stable, and I love how compact the design is. The folding prongs are a great touch for travel, making it easy to pack. Couldn’t be happier with this purchase — highly recommended for anyone needing a powerful and portable charging solution!

This is a great travel charger for all your tech. Compact size makes it easy to stow in your luggage or backpack. Two USB C and one standard USB 3 port allow for simultaneous charging of your laptop, phone and smartwatch. Its fast and with built in overheat protection safe. Worth every penny.

This is the best compact charger for travel that I’ve found. It has a great combination of small size (with folding prongs), light weight and the ability to charge 3 devices simultaneously (iPhone 13, Apple Watch, and an iPad Pro). It’s a bit heavy for its size, but it’s actually fairly light. Saves a lot of time searching for multiple outlets in hotels to plug in multiple devices. Bought several for our family. Wonderful charger!

This is a nicely made, compact product. It charges my products quickly and it is great that it has USB and USB-C ports on it as I need both.

Works well with my charging cords for my iPhone, very fast charging.