Anker Prime Charger, 200W 6-Port GaN Charging Station, Fast
Anker Prime Charger, 200W 6-Port GaN Charging Station, Fast Charging USB C Charger, Compatible with iPhone 15/15 Pro/14/14 Pro, MacBook Pro/Air, iPad Pro, Dell XPS, Galaxy S23/S22, Note20, and More
Specifications
| Model number | A2683 |
| A2683 | The Supercharged 6-in-1 Desktop Charging Station |
| Input | 100-240V~, 3.2-2.5A, 50-60Hz |
| USB-C Output | USB-C1 / C2 / C3 / C4: 5.0V⎓3.0A, 15.0W / 9.0V⎓3.0A, 27.0W / 10.0V⎓2.25A, 22.5W / 15.0V⎓3.0A, 45.0W / 20.0V⎓5.0A, 100.0W (100.0W Max) |
| USB-A Output | USB-A1 / A2: 5.0V⎓3.0A, 15.0W / 9.0V⎓2.0A, 18.0W / 10.0V⎓2.25A, 22.5W / 12.0V⎓1.5A, 18.0W (22.5W Max) |
| Dimensions | 4.4 × 3.0 × 1.4 in / 112 × 76 × 35 mm |
| Weight | 1.24 lb / 563 g |
| Note1 | When using two USB-C ports simultaneously, each can deliver up to 100W max output. For 100W output, use E-Marker chip cables; output depends on the device’s max input power and may vary during different charging phases. |
| Note2 | Ensure the AC cord is fully inserted into the charger and the outlet before use. If charging is not possible, please reinsert the AC cord. |
| Note3 | We recommend using the provided AC cord or a standard C7 2-pin AC cord with a current rating greater than 3.2A. |
| Note4 | Desktop charger products do not require grounding. The AC cord has double insulation protection, and the product is UL and CB certified for safe use. |
| Note5 | The exterior casing is plastic with a metallic coating. It is safe and reliable for use. |
Camparison Table
 Anker 200W GaN Charger |  Anker 65W II Charger |  Anker Prime Charger 100W |  Anker Prime Charger 67W |  Anker 40W USB C Charger |  Anker 33W 2-Port Charger |  Anker Nano USB C Plug 30W | |
| Customer Reviews | 5.0 out of 5 stars 4 | 4.7 out of 5 stars 1,820 | 4.7 out of 5 stars 263 | 4.8 out of 5 stars 351 | 4.7 out of 5 stars 937 | 4.7 out of 5 stars 1,382 | 4.7 out of 5 stars 487 |
| Price | £79.99 | £34.99 | £75.98 | £49.99 | £19.99 | £15.99 | £19.99 |
| Charging Ports | 4 USB-C, 2 USB-A | 2 USB C + 2 USB A | 2 USB-C, 1 USB-A | 2 USB-C, 1 USB-A | 2 USB C | 1 USB C + 1 USB A | 1 USB-C |
| Foldable | ✘ | ✘ | ✔ | ✔ | ✘ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Wattage | 200W | 65W | 100W | 67W | 40W | 33W | 30W |
| Weight | 180 g | 136g | 180 g | 158 g | 77 g | 92 g | 72.6 g |
| Size | 49 × 45. × 72 mm | 90 × 87 × 20mm | 49.6×45.6×72 mm | 49.6 × 45.6 × 61.5 mm | 49 × 44 × 46 mm | 35 × 35 × 48 mm | 49 × 49 × 32 mm |
| Compatible Devices | For Laptops, Phones, Tablets | For Laptops, Phones, Tablets | For Laptops, Phones, Tablets | For Laptops, Phones, Tablets | For Laptops, Phones, Tablets | For Laptops, Phones, Tablets | For Laptops, Phones, Tablets |
Small but mighty
Great quality, very sturdy and small, perfect for a small desk area.
Would definitely recommend and has enough power to charge laptop, phones, tablet, watch etc all at the same time.
Anker has always been a reliable brand when it comes to chargers, and this Anker Prime 200W Charging Station is no exception. With six charging ports and a total output of up to 200W, it can easily power multiple devices at the same time, eliminating the need for several separate adapters.
The charging station features two USB-A ports and four USB-C ports, including a high-powered USB-C port capable of charging laptops. It supports fast charging and works well with a wide range of devices, including Apple, Samsung, Dell, and other USB-powered products.
The unit itself feels premium, durable, and well constructed. It has a reassuring weight to it, which helps keep it firmly in place on a desk without sliding around.
Setup is straightforward. Simply connect the included power adapter to the back of the charging station, plug it into a wall socket, and it’s ready to charge your devices.
After extended use, I have not experienced any overheating issues, even when charging multiple devices simultaneously. Overall, this is an excellent charging hub for anyone looking to simplify their desk setup and keep all their devices powered from a single, reliable charging station.
Decent quality charger – surprisingly heavy and well built. More than enough ports, including sufficient USB C wattage to charge my laptop. There are cheaper options out there, but this one feels like it will last for a decent period without giving me concerns about durability or safety.
Have one of these behind my sofa so in the evenings we can all easily get access to some juice on our devices. It charges latest iPhones and old and new iPads much much faster then what it was replacing. Seems very solid so I think it will last a long time.
Haven’t noticed any excessive heat, and just works. Very impressed and was worth the money
The Good Stuff (Pros):
* Insane Power Density: Packs a massive 200W into a footprint roughly the size of a deck of cards!
* Port Paradise: With 4 USB-C and 2 USB-A ports, it effectively ends the “who gets to charge first” family feud.
* Laptop King: A single port can blast out 100W, which is plenty of juice for beefy MacBooks and Dell XPS units.
* Stay-Cool Tech: The GaN technology keeps this beast impressively cool even when it’s juggling multiple devices.
* Desk Aesthetic: It looks sleek, premium, and professional—no more “cable spaghetti” nightmares!
The Not-So-Good (Cons):
* Heavyweight Champ: It’s got some serious heft to it, so it might feel a bit chunky in a travel backpack.
* Short Reach: The power cord is decent, but depending on the desk setup, an extra foot of cable wouldn’t have hurt.
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One Hub to Rule Them All: The Anker Prime 200W Experience
If there were a “Super Bowl” for charging stations, this Anker Prime 200W beast would be taking home the trophy! It is an absolute powerhouse that turns a cluttered mess of wall warts into a single, streamlined command centre.
The build quality is exactly what is expected from the Prime line—solid, premium, and built like a tank. The metallic finish and rubberised base mean it stays firmly planted on the desk, refusing to budge even when every single port is occupied. It feels like a high-end piece of tech rather than just another plastic charger.
When it comes to performance, this thing doesn’t just “charge”—it accelerates! Whether it’s topping up a smartphone at lightning speed or keeping a tablet and two laptops humming along at full tilt, the power distribution is handled with incredible intelligence. It’s the kind of reliability that makes it easy to forget about battery anxiety entirely.
The inclusion of two USB-A ports is a thoughtful “legacy” touch for those older cables or low-power accessories like headphones and smartwatches that don’t need the USB-C firehose. Plus, the ActiveShield 3.0 provides that extra peace of mind, constantly monitoring temperatures so the electronics stay safe and sound.
For anyone looking to reclaim their desk space and future-proof their charging setup, this is a total game-changer. It’s fast, it’s fierce, and it looks fantastic while doing it!
Great as expected from Anke
one of the best power station I ve purchase.
Im using the old version and it still working but it lacking of type C connection thats ehy I upgraded to this one and as expected from Anker its 100% must buy if you need a 1 solution for multiple simultaneous charging of devices.
I’ve used the standard USB plugs in the past and with the expansion of me camera equipment and electronic devices, a simple USB plug wasn’t cutting it anymore.
I did some searching on Amazon for a charger that would fit my needs – It was between this or the Anker 140w Plug (which would’ve won as it has a screen, but i needed more ports).
Which brings me to my next point, 6 ports:
I’m not going to go into the charging outputs, as they vary depending on the amount of devices connected, but even with all 6 ports in use, you can still get 65W from one USB C, 45W from two and 20W from the fourth. (and 12W each from the USB A).
If you’re using less ports, the diversion of power changes – this is described in the product description on the page.
I can now leave multiple batteries and devices on charge without having to substitute devices out when one has charged, the times I have almost forgotten to take a charged item off and put on a depleted battery, is no longer a worry.
This is well built, it has some weight to it yet keeping a small form factor. It would look great on any desk or hidden away.
Highly recommend this charger – it also allows you to charge a laptop. So you can minimise the amount of plugs you use.
Another top quality product from Anke
As someone who juggles a laptop, tablet, phone, and various accessories daily, I’ve been on a quest for a single charging station that can handle everything without fuss. The Anker 200W charger caught my eye due to its high output and reasonable price point. After putting it through its paces, I can say it’s a fantastic value proposition, but it’s important to understand its “no-frills” approach.
Key Strengths:
* Port Selection & Compatibility: The primary draw here is the six ports (four USB-C and two USB-A). This is more than enough for a complete desktop setup. I can charge my MacBook Pro (at a full 100W), iPad, phone, and headphones all at once. The compatibility is broad, covering everything from high-power laptops via USB-C Power Delivery to older devices using the USB-A ports with Quick Charge.
* Simplicity by Design (No Screen): Unlike some of the newer, more expensive chargers, this model has no screen or display. Personally, I count this as a plus. There are no distracting lights or menus to worry about, meaning zero brightness to annoy you in a dark room. It’s a truly “plug-and-play” device that just works.
* Low Standby Power: A standout technical feature is its incredibly low idle power draw. After a few minutes of inactivity, it settles down to consume a minimal amount of energy, which is a great feature for an always-on desktop charger.
Points to Consider:
* No On-Device Identification: The trade-off for having no screen is a lack of information. You cannot see which port is delivering how much power or if a device is fast-charging without checking the device itself. You have to trust that the charger’s internal “smart” distribution is doing its job, which it seems to do well, but power users who want to monitor outputs will miss having a display.
* Thermal Performance: This charger is compact for its 200W rating, but that comes at the cost of heat. Under a full, sustained load (charging multiple power-hungry devices simultaneously), it gets noticeably warm. While it performs well in everyday scenarios, pushing it to its absolute maximum for extended periods might cause it to throttle or shut down to protect itself.
Conclusion:
This is a workhorse charger for users who value power, simplicity, and a great price. It’s the perfect solution for decluttering your desk and powering a full suite of modern electronics. If you don’t need the bells and whistles of a screen and app control and are using it for a typical mix of devices rather than running it at 100% load for hours on end, I can highly recommend it. It offers about 90% of the utility of more premium chargers at a fraction of the cost.
Anker are quickly becoming my go too for purchasing anything charging or battery related due to the high quality products they create, and having thought through so many things and often the small details really make the products stand out.
This product is no exception, it’s just as good as the rest, offering lots of charging options for maximum flexibility. The power cable for this product feels ridiculously high quality which is one of those little Anker touches I’ve come to know and love. The brick itself feels robust, high quality and quite weighty so isn’t easily pulled/pushed around when plugging things in which is what you want.
This product has removed the need for various chargers plugged in on my desk, I’ve now just got this for my various devices that need charging, from Laptops (I use it with the MacBook Pro 16″ – M1 Pro), Phones, Tablets, Keyboards, Mice, Portable Power banks, pretty much anything. It does all this while being quite and not really getting hot from my experience.
I also find myself just packing this to take with me on trips away from home too, with a universal travel adaptor on the plug so if we go abroad, we’re sorted for charging everything as a family from one device. This is still in its early phase though as I’ve only used it a couple of times away from home now, and the fact it’s quite weighty is actually a slight drawback in this case apposed to advantage it plays on the desk.
Overall, a fantastic product for charging multiple devices conveniently.
Great 6 port fast charger unit!
I bought this to replace an older 5 USB-A port dock which had only 2 IQ chargers, meaning it wasn’t very fast at charging… anything.
This comes with 4 USB-C and 2 USB-A, and while the 2 USB-A are nice for legacy devices, I’d rather there be a 6 USB-C version available, having said that, this is a great unit. It’s heavier than the unit I’m replacing, but, it charges things very fast and feels extremely solid!
I use it at home to charge my devices, and is now my holiday go-to to charge all my devices such as phone, watch, power banks etc. It’s also powerful enough to run my MacBook pro!
The first thing you notice about this charger before you even open the box is the weight – it is heavy.
Opening the box you see a well built 6 port USB charger.
This charger is a GaN (Gallium Nitride) charger – using Gallium Nitride allows components to be smaller and have better heat properties.
It has 4 USBC ports and 2 USBA ports capable of outputting up to a total of 200w of charging power. Each USBC port is capable of 100w output and the USBA ports are capable of a maximum 22.5w each.
None of my devices pull anything close to 100w but I can have my tablets, laptop, monitor and a couple of smaller rechargable devices all charging or powered at the same time.
There is no noise from the charger so I assume there are decent sized heatsinks inside but evene with all ports in use the unit does not get hot.
It does not look out of place on my desk with it’s modern clean styling. It also has 4 small rubber feet to stop it sliding around and a generous 5 foot power lead with a figure of eight connection.
It has all the expected safety protocols to prevemt overloading, overheating etc. and comes with a 2 year warranty backed by a company that is not going to disappear.
Whilst it is not going to make my travel bag it has a permanent home on my desktop and so far I have found nothing it can not charge at it’s maximum rate – highly recommended.
Good, but now power indicator or switch
The transfer is really solid, weighing 565g on its own, without the power lead. The weight means that its unlikely to move on your desk, but due to the weight, I wouldn’t recommend you carry it on your travels. As expected from an Anker product, quality and performance are great. However, there is no reassuring led on the unit to confirm its on, so you have to look for the charging status on your device. The mixture of 4 USB-C and 2 USB-A sockets is good and with this amount of power shared amongst the sockets there should be no shortage of power for your laptop and associated devices.
Extremely well put together and works well
Anker have a reputation for making good electrical items, and it is easy to see why with this example. The desktop charging station manages to be both smaller and heavier than expected, having a very robust feel to it – with no cheap flimsy feel to it at all – you can tell this is well assembled and built to last.
It sits unobtrusively on the desk thanks to its small size. That weight i mentioned it probably a heatsink because even after being powered on with devices running from it for 10+ hours the casing is no hotter than room temperature.
On the front there are 2 usb-A sockets and 4 usb-C sockets. A good quantity and the 200W input means there is plenty of power to share around – their website gives full details as to what the limits are but suffice to say i powered and charged several devices at the same time with no issues.
Definitely not cheap, and i’m not sure the premium price is entirely justified despite the brands good reputation, however I would expect this to last a very long time, so maybe an occasion where you get what you pay for? Time will tell.
Excellent quality multi device charge
I currently have a 6 port UsB a charging hub but was getting frustrated with its limited charging speeds and functionality. Combined with all my sockets being occupied by the hub and laptop charger. I come across the Anker 200w prime charger which met all my requirements and more.
The prime charger has 6 outlets with 4 USB C and 2 USB A ports which can support simultaneous charging of devices. The device arrives well packaged and presented and opening the box contains the charging hub and power cable.
Its straight forward to set up and works out the box, you just need to make sure you have good quality cables for your higher output charging devices. The charging hub well made and feels like a quality item, even better is that it’s quite compact. One observation is that it’s quite weighty, which can make it a little more challenging to travel with.
This aside the device works brilliantly, it can charge multiple high output devices simultaneously. I was able to charge 2 x 65w laptop devices and a 20w iPad charging output with ease. The device maintained its temperature and consistently charged my devices very well.
The added bonus is it helps consolidate your multiple charging cables into one device which then gives you tons of flexibility. Overall it’s a high quality piece of kit and a must have item for high traffic areas or even for whilst travelling. It’s priced reasonably well given its performance and capabilities.
Everything about this charger says top quality. As soon as it arrived I was amazed by the weight of the box. The box itself was very solidly made and almost indestructible.
The charger is relatively compact despite its weight. I am assuming there must be some very heavy duty heatsinks inside. The outer casing looks like aluminium but sounds like plastic when tapped. The front face is glossy black. There are four small rubber feet on the bottom to prevent it slipping when on the desk. The mains lead is separate and plugs into the back of the unit via a 2 pin plug. This plug and socket feels secure. The lead has a velcro tape for tying it up when transporting, but to be honest, this is really a desktop charger given its weight.
The other thing that gives away the quality of this product is the level of detail provided on the output of each of the sockets when used in various combinations (see documentation on Anker website). Many competitive products just give a single output figure and are very vague on the maximum output of each socket when multiple sockets are in use.
I don’t have any devices that draw close to 100W to be able to test this charger to its max, but given the level of detail supplied by the manufacturer, I would be very surprised if it didn’t do exactly as claimed. In my application, with several devices plugged in and charging at once, it worked perfectly and didn’t even get noticeably warm. I feel confident it could cope with anything I can throw at it for some years to come.
Expensive, but you get what you pay for.
Highly recommended.