Anker's 3-Port Charger Feels Like a Giveaway, Memorial Day Deal on a Amazon's Best-Seller Going Fast
Ah, the humble charging block. It's an overlooked part of your tech life, but the difference between an average one and a great one can sneak up and bite you every single day when you're needing hours for a device to charge, or you're stuck charging them one at a time — slowly.
Needless to say, a super-fast multi-device charger is a real score even when it's full-priced, so this limited-time Amazon deal that drops the price of the Anker Prime charger by 41%, from $85 to just $50, is a must-do. The Anker Prime is a 3-in-1 powerhouse, bringing a total of 100W of charging that can fire up everything from your earbuds to your laptop, and do it three at a time.
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Skinny In the Right Places
If you're thinking a 3-port charging block is going to be some sort of monolith that will take up all of your wall outlet space and be next to impossible to use with a charging strip, normally you would be correct. But the Anker Prime is just 1.14 inches wide — 52% smaller than Apple's default 96W MacBook charging block — so it can easily take up just one of those charging strip outlets.
Even at that slender size, the power of the Anker Prime is significant. There are two USB-C ports and one USB-A port, and each USB-C port delivers a full 100W charge, enough to bring an M3 MacBook Pro from 0% charge to 50% in only 30 minutes. It's compatible with pretty much every device that charges via USB-C or USB-A, including both Mac and PC laptops, Chromebooks, iPhones and iPads, Android and Google smartphones and tablets, Apple Watches and Galaxy Buds, and many more.
Stable Charging
Since the Prime is an Anker device, you know the charge it delivers to your devices is safe and stable. It's armed with Anker's ActiveShield 2.0 technology that monitors the temperature of your devices over 3 million times per day to ensure nothing is overheating. And the Anker Prime is also stable when you plug it in. Unlike many large and unwieldy charging blocks that are prone to falling out of wall outlets, the Anker Prime is designed with an optimized center of gravity and thicker prongs with a frosted finish to keep it plugged into a wall outlet even when all three charging ports are in use.
You can collect those slow single-port chargers and massive-yet-slow multi-port charging blocks and send them to the recycling center when you take advantage of this limited-time Amazon deal (-41%) on the Anker Prime 100W 3-port charging block. Upgrade your charging station now for just $50 before this del ends.
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