This Anker charging station delivers on both functionality and build quality. I love having it on my desk; its low-profile design is sleek, and it still manages to provide a powerful 140W output.Being able to charge two laptops at once (65W each) is hugely convenient, and reduces desk clutter. The little display screen is a fun gimmick, showing power output, but the real star is its ability to charge multiple devices quickly and efficiently.Overall, it's a fantastic product, and I highly recommend it!

This charging station has become an indispensable part of my daily tech setup, perfectly stationed on my nightstand. This compact powerhouse efficiently charges all my essential devices: my iPad Pro, iPhone, and MacBook Pro. The MacBook Pro fast charges at a robust 140W, making this charging station a game-changer for my tech-heavy lifestyle.One of the standout features of this charging station is the intelligent display that shows how many watts each connected device is consuming—this insight into power usage is incredibly helpful and not something you get with your average charger.I also love the practical design, especially when I travel. The long cord is a significant advantage, allowing me to set up a charging hub wherever I need it, ensuring I have enough ports and outlets for all my devices. The design is thoughtful too, with two outlets that stay flat until you plug something in, making it super easy to pack into a bag or backpack.A pro tip for new users: To harness the full 140W charging capability, make sure it’s the only device connected to the station. I once thought my unit was malfunctioning, but it turns out that it defaults to about 60W when multiple devices are plugged in.For anyone on the go or looking to streamline their charging setup at home, the Anker Prime 6-in-1 is the best in the business. It’s reliable, powerful, and intelligently designed for modern tech needs.

The Anker Prime 6-in-1 USB C Charging Station has proven to be an exceptional charging solution for my high-performance devices. Most importantly, it delivers the necessary power to efficiently charge my Anker Prime 250W 27500mAh power bank at its maximum supported speed, ensuring I always have portable power ready when needed.What impresses me most is its ability to simultaneously handle multiple power-demanding devices without compromise. My Dell XPS laptop, M4 iPad Pro, and Samsung S23 Ultra all charge at their optimal speeds when connected. The 140W total power output ensures there's no performance degradation even when all ports are in use.The build quality matches the premium nature of the devices it's designed to charge. While the unit doesn't offer wireless charging capabilities, the thoughtful port arrangement, and the detachable 5-foot extension cord provide excellent flexibility for desk setup or travel use.For professionals managing multiple high-performance devices, this charging station represents a worthwhile investment. Its ability to handle power-intensive devices like the Anker Prime power bank while simultaneously charging other premium devices makes it an essential tool for maintaining productivity.

I like to keep chargers for my phone and laptop in my backpack so that I don't need to worry about forgetting them when traveling, and this is perfect. It's slim so it doesn't take up much space, and it's very sturdy so you can have wires going all over without it sliding around or falling. It also has a cool little screen on it that shows how many watts it's pulling. It's powerful enough to charge my 15" macbook pro, which is awesome because now I don't need to carry the big macbook charging brick like I used to. But even if you do need more power, it has two AC outlets.I feel like I'm constantly buying new chargers because the ones I have either get lost or stop working, but this one doesn't have that cheap-piece-of-plastic feel to it so I think it will last me a while.

TLDR:Versatile + fast charging = enough for 3-4 people remote work/school; portable/travel sized (except slight oof screen protection)OUR SETUP:What my friends and I loved about this is whether we were doing work or school (some of us both!), this product did EVERYTHING we needed it to do. I spent months on various setups before landing on this one (plus 2 high output batteries for myself). One of my friends got this to help her with studying by herself when she uses several screens/devices.OUTLETS:The pop up outlets work perfectly to keep it slim for backpack/purse/bag pockets, while still being thick enough for standard/long prongs. It's semi-lightweight so I never worried about it weighing me down. Although the cord was long enough to not need an extension cord in practically every situation, I could see situations where an extra foot or 18 inches would be helpful to some, and I'm a bit worried about the stiffness of the cord long-term. I do take it on long travel trips where my batteries won't suffice before I get back to the hotel; the cord takes up the most space, so I often lay it first around the sides at the bottom of my bag. Also, the "diagonal facing" flat plug was GREAT for sticky outlet situations.USB PORTS:The USB ports charged everything; when an outlet was needed also (certain laptops, etc.) it was no problem. The display was perfect (except for one thing, see below) -- we could see if something was having trouble charging, and if fast/speed charging was working. We used it on Android, Microsoft, and Linux OSes, and other "open system" devices; I do not know about devices from a certain "closed system" business."OOF" DISPLAY DESIGN:The only thing about the display is because I use it portably, I'm afraid of scratches on the screen. Since the screen is proprietorially curved, there is no direct way to protect it. If the company made a flat screen / a special screen protector for it, I'd happily purchase/repurchase this otherwise awesome device. This would not be a problem for people who leave it in a singular place.BETTER NEXT TIME?:Also, although I would have loved a third high powered (60W+) USB-C port, it was not inconvenient for us to plug in items prioritizing low power, especially because every device was able to quickly charge on the USB-C ports, even the laptops; the charging outpaced the devices battery drains. If the next iteration comes out, I hope they have 3 USB-C and 1 USB-A because, at least for my group, USB-C devices have been much more common for several years. Still, devices like earbuds charge the same on the slower USB-A charging, so having ONE for legacy is fine if there were 3 USB-C ports.I'm giving this 5 stars because1- VERSATILE -- We never had a problem with our charging needs (3-4 people @ work/school remotely)2- OUTLETS -- It's helped a lot when there are limited outlets and strangers are plugged in already3- HIGH POWER -- Enough power for fastest charging on practically every device4- PORTABLE -- Light/small enough to fit in a small bag; travels well for airlines/road trips

I haven't had the product for a long time but so far I'm quite pleased. I've hit above 80W at some points charging my laptop with the main plug and have nearly fully saturated (4/4 usb ports used and 1/2 120V outlets used). GaN is great, I don't travel with any other power adapters, now.For those with an interest in power, it's fun to see the per-port details on voltage and amperage. Main port jumps to nearly 20V and can hover up to 4A at peak. With my phone plugged into the second, laptop sits at 20V and does 1A-2A and the phone does 10V 1A-2A. I appreciate the mix of charging standards (though it's unfortunate not all ports are all standards. My headphones doesn't charge via the first two ports but does with the others.I've been traveling a lot with it and it's been great. It's not obvious how to deal with wrapping the cables for travelling, is my only complaint. The cables should be long to reach a device on a surface on on your lap while seated but often an outlet will be on the ground, so you need long cables, but I think with all the bending they may not last a year. Not really Anker's fault or problem, but something to be aware of if you want to travel with it like I do.

Reasons to Buy+ Is a great multi-charger for road warriors and travellers. It's a combination between a GaN charger and a power bar. I was able to get rid of a bunch of chargers from my bag.+ The LCD display gives you detailed information on the power draw of the USB ports. You can turn off the display as well.+ 2 x USB-C and 2 x USB-A+ 140W max total power. The USB-C ports can deliver a max of 140W when only one port is occupied. If you have multiple ports in use, then the output for all ports goes down.+ 2 grounded outlets+ Detachable power cable with an angled plug to prevent blocking adjacent power outlets+ Thin. It's actually thinner than a normal plug, so the unit has a nifty trick up its sleeve. When you plug in an AC cable into one of the plugs, the plug pops up to prevent any exposed prongs+ It detects cables with e-marker and lets you know on the LCD display+ Has a generous warrantyNitpicks/Hit or Miss* It might look too similar to a power bank for some people. So if you're not paying attention, you could grab this thinking it's a power bank* As far as I can tell, the display is LCD and not OLED. I think for a device like this LCD is better, as the screen will last longer.* It's hard keeping track of the power output levels depending on the combinations of which ports are in use* The power cable is proprietaryReasons Not To Buy- It's expensive and might not be worth it for everyone- It is NOT a rechargeable power bank even though it looks like oneGood Value?For its capabilities and the amount of space/weight it reduces from my bag, it's worth it to me. Having said that, at $150 with a $30 off coupon (at the time of review), it will probably seem to be very expensive to a lot of people.

Good unit. As advertised. Great charging speed. I would get again.

All the electric plugs in the charger are american plugs not compatible with UAE sockets.