“So, I don’t leave many reviews, but feel it’s necessary for this power block. I travel quite a bit and have three laptops for work. I only bring this and two mid-quality USB-C cables. This thing has no problems keeping two laptops fully charged simultaneously. I then will flip over to charging the third, and in no time it will be at 100% too, while keeping the first still at 100%. I’ll also use it to charge my earbuds case or cell phone from a cheap USB-A cable or use one of the C’s. There’s times I’ll have a fan or other low energy item plugged in, or even my wife will use it as an extension cord for her laptop and it chugs right along without missing a beat. The thing I really like about this is it’s portability. With the cable unplugging from the block and having it’s own velcro strap, to it being like 1/2” deep, to its power allowing me to travel without the laptop cables, it makes using this a breeze. It’s in use at my home office, and a simple unplug, roll up, and throw into my travel bag, and I’m off and running. tl;dr I love this thing and it works perfectly for my needs. Worth every penny. I was not asked/paid/reimbursed for this review – it comes straight from its usability.” — Sickle
“Fantastic charger/power strip? Whoever it calls itself, I use it- with an Anker C/C 100W cable as a second charger for my MBP. Have not changed much else by USB but have used USB and power outlets together and it works fine. Nice long power cord, unique pop up 110 plugs. Would highly recommend.” — Brent Gunn
“I bought this mainly for travel. I used this a couple of times, so far, and it works flawlessly! Love that it has everything i need, 3 print, usc and usb-c, so in one. Plus it’s pretty flat, so easy to pack in the backpack. Just the cable is a little bulky, but it’s super sturdy and robust, very well made. The light on top is pretty cool, not overly bright, but can be turned off if you don’t like it. It would be the icing on the cake if the light was a wireless charger! Anker, do this!
***edit*** just an FYI, this is still a great charger, and i brought it with me on a trip to Japan! Only thing is most of Japan uses a 2-prong plug, and this comes with a 3-prong plug! Lol, my bad, and my fault for not doing my homework before packing it on my trip!” — iamartimus
“I’ve been buying and using travel chargers for the last 20 years, and this is, by far, the best one available. i should note, Anker now has a 140w version of the same type of charger, so if you require more than 100w of power, go for that model. Now for the finer points; in order to achieve a small footprint, and a light weight, there is no wireless charging feature here, which is fine by me (Anker has wireless charger with 65w, that is heavier). i want ease of use, small size, and lightweight in a power package. This provides all, in spades. First, the power chord is detachable, which is an important feature for packing in a carry-on. It is 110/220 volt, except for the 3-prong power plugs, but any device i am going to connect there is already rated for worldwide use, so no issue there. The power pack sometimes gets warm, but never hot, when all ports are in use. There are two USB-A, and two USB-C ports. The USB-C port that is optimized for laptops has an icon marking. Since most laptops require ca. 65 watts of power, this charger gives you that, plus enough to charge multiple phones, tablets, battery packs, etc. You could use this for both home and travel needs. i’m happy this technology has evolved to it’s current level. Anker will most probably release new products soon. This gives you the opportunity to buy this one at a better price.” — guyhomme
