Anker’s 160W Prime Charger can power three devices at once, and it’s $50 off
If you’re constantly switching between working at home and on the go, Anker’s latest 160W Prime Charger can lighten your load by replacing multiple chargers with a single device. It’s normally $149.99, but right now you can buy it at both Amazon and Anker’s online storefront (with coupon code WS24MNV8G7) for $99.99 thanks to Amazon’s ongoing Big Spring Sale, which drops it to its lowest price to date.
Despite being roughly the size of an AirPods Pro 3 case, Anker’s newer charging gizmo is surprisingly powerful. It features a trio of USB-C ports, each capable of supplying up to 140W on its own, with a combined output of 160W across all three. Each port provides enough power to charge a 16-inch MacBook Pro to 50 percent in about 25 minutes, while simultaneously topping off two smaller devices, such as your phone or a pair of earbuds. In its default AI mode, the charger can even identify connected devices and dynamically adjust power across all three ports, helping to ensure everything charges efficiently.
Unlike most chargers, you can also switch the charging mode over Bluetooth via Anker’s app, letting you, for example, prioritize a power-hungry laptop so it charges faster or balance power more evenly across multiple devices. There’s a built-in display as well, allowing you to view real-time power distribution for each port and the current changing mode, so you can see exactly how power is being distributed at a glance.
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