… Either of the top C-ports can deliver100W charging, which means you can use this thing with laptops just fine. That's enough power to charge a MacBook Air to 55 percent in under half an hour. If you need to charge multiple devices, there are four ports in total: three USB-C and one USB-port. …
Anker's 100W 3-port GaN charger is down to $49.98 at Amazon, a decent discount from its $69.99 MSRP. …
… Given the circumstances, this is the first real deal we've seen on a portable SSD—jump on it if you really need one. The T7 is compact, fast, and widely compatible. …
… This compact hub is a versatile accessory for any laptop owner, packing a lot of useful ports into one tiny device. The hub has a single HDMI port that supports 4K/60Hz for a smooth visual experience. …
… Key specs at a glance: This is a compact GaN charger from Anker that's super efficient for charging your USB devices. With a steady 100 watts of maximum output across its ports, your phone, tablet, earbuds, and even laptop will juice up in no time. …
… Plus, since it's so compact, it's uber easy to carry around with you, whether you take it to the office, on vacation, or just from room to room. With 180-degree foldable prongs, it's super easy to pack or use in tight spaces. The charger only features one USB-C port on top, just near its button. …
… The top two USB-C ports are fast enough at 100 watts to keep your laptop charged during use, while the other ports are capped at 15 watts USB-C and 12 watts USB-A for smaller devices. …
… It works, too, on all the ports I tried. The 30W charging port delivered 28.6 watts under load, and the other USB-C port provided about 6 watts. The upstream Thunderbolt 5 port delivered 13.6W, while the downstream Thunderbolt 5 port to the laptop provided a maximum of 85 watts of power. …
… We found that we like its compact and efficient design, plus the detachable hub feels like you're getting two products in one. Its support for triple displays is also excellent. …
… You'll find three USB-C ports on this thing plus a USB-A, with either of the top two USB-C ports able to output 140W when used on their own. When all four ports are in use, the top USB-C port will retain a max charging speed of 65W, which is still enough for most laptops. …