Laptop Charger, 100W Foldable Type C Charger Fast Charging

For a 100W charger, I was shocked by how small, compact, and lightweight this thing is. It’s incredibly travel-friendly and fits nicely into a standard wall outlet without hogging the second plug space like some oversized adapters. Despite the tiny size, it still delivers the full charging performance I was hoping for and has worked great with my setup so far, especially for docking station use and higher-power devices. It does get a little warm under heavier loads, but that’s pretty normal for high-output chargers in general, and it hasn't gotten concerningly hot to the touch yet. The included cable is also a big plus and I like that the charger intelligently regulates the power and temperature to help protect itself without noticeably affecting speed or performance. All in all, its size makes it very versatile and it has steady performance. Very durable, and all at an excellent price. Exactly what I needed, plus I love the color. Definitely recommended!

The Anker Nano 100W Foldable USB-C Charger is easily one of the best chargers I’ve owned. Anker continues to prove why they are one of the top brands in charging technology. The 100W power output is incredibly useful because it can charge almost anything, laptops, tablets, phones, power banks, and other USB-C devices, all from one compact charger. What makes this charger stand out is the design. It’s small, lightweight, and foldable, making it perfect for travel or everyday carry. It barely takes up any space in a backpack or carry-on bag, which is a huge advantage when traveling for work or vacation. Even with the compact size, the charging speed is powerful and reliable. The build quality feels premium, and the sleek modern design looks great compared to bulky standard chargers. It also stays cooler than many fast chargers I’ve used before. Overall, the Anker Nano 100W charger is powerful, portable, and extremely convenient. If you travel often or want one charger that can handle all your devices, this is an excellent choice.

The good: This charger sips barely any power when not in active use, and it supports a lot of modern protocols. Most importantly, it has active "power factor correction" which really smooths out the power being delivered to your device. SO, if you're using one of these with a $1200 iPad or a $2000 MacBook Pro, you can be relatively certain that your device is getting lots of smoothly-delivered power, very efficiently. The not so good: It can't do the full 100w sustained. It'll do it for 30 minutes or so, but then it shuts down and needs to be unplugged / replugged. This is not a problem in my actual use, because this will crank out wattage in the 30-75w range sustained with zero issues. Think of this as the best 70w charger on the market, and you won't be disappointed.

Good quality but the cable is very hard to bend. Would be better if they can replace it with a softer one.

Great portable charger. Does exactly what I wanted, it's small and it has a high out put for my laptop, also it doesn't feel 'cheap' (if that even matters). Why 4 stars and not 5? It gets hot! I have a gaming laptop and it has it's own dedicated charger which I leave at home so I wanted to have something portable and will provide a decent charge. When it is pushing the 100w it gets considerably warm but when it's not as big of a draw it run just fine. I have only owned it a few weeks and so far so good. I am pleased and would recommend.

I purchased the Anker Nano 100W Charger (Model A2679) to run a continuous, complex daisy-chain power layout on my desk. The setup consists of a 15.6-inch uPerfect True 4K QLED portable monitor, an Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max, a mobile smartphone, and a external 2.3-watt audio speaker. Here is the empirical hardware performance data from this multi-stage routing test: THE POWER NEGOTIATION ANOMALY RESOLVED: Under standard mathematical power calculations, the uPerfect monitor pulls 18 watts maximum, and the Fire TV Stick 4K Max draws 3.5 watts. When running both devices simultaneously off a standard Apple 67W charging brick or an Anker 336 67W charger, the monitor suffered immediate power renegotiation failures, resulting in persistent screen flickering and signal dropping. Swapping the power source to this 100W Nano completely stabilized the pipeline. The 100W overhead delivers cleaner, unthrottled current allocation down the chain, completely eliminating the voltage drops that caused the 67W bricks to trigger display resets. THE PHYSICAL ROUTING LAYOUT: INBOUND POWER: The Anker 100W brick connects directly via the included 6-foot Type-C cable into the primary Thunderbolt input port on the uPerfect monitor. OUTBOUND COAXIAL SPLIT: The secondary Thunderbolt port on the monitor successfully outputs power to drive the Fire TV Stick 4K Max using a 6-inch HDMI reduction-adapter cable. OTG ACCESSORY LINE: The integrated monitor OTG port handles secondary distribution, pumping up to a 2-amp current directly into the smartphone. ANALOG AUDIO LINE: The remaining 3.5mm hardware jack handles audio routing to the 2.3-watt speaker, preventing the severe ground-loop buzzing issues that typically manifest when sharing a unified USB power rail. THERMAL AND STABILITY METRICS: After 60 minutes of continuous full-load delivery across the entire monitor loop, the brick registers as mildly warm to the touch. The chassis does not trigger thermal safety throttling or drop down to the lower 45W Programmable Power Supply (PPS) threshold specified in the manufacturer documentation. The physical footprint is exceptionally compact, replacing what used to require 2 to 3 discrete wall cubes down to a single stable source. THE FINAL VERDICT: If you are trying to drive a portable 4K monitor and bus-powered media accessories simultaneously, ignore the low theoretical wattage requirements and skip standard 65W/67W chargers entirely; this 100W Nano provides the necessary power overhead to eliminate screen flickering across multi-device chains, it worked for me and will absolutely work for you.

Pros: Exceptionally small and lightweight for 100W output. Easily fast-charges my power bank, laptop, and phone, meaning I only need to pack a single block for travel. The build quality feels solid and premium. Cons: Lacks an LED/light indicator, making it tricky to tell if power is running through it or to locate the ports in a dark room at night. Verdict: An absolute must-have for travelers looking to streamline their gear down to one reliable wall charger.

Update, 1 week of use: - It seems my laptop will not charge from this USB-C interface when the laptop goes to sleep. When I bring the laptop out of sleep, it seems this charger itself has stopped sending power. - I've looked up a bunch of settings and made edits to the windows power plan, and changed the internal grapics to 'hybrid mode' as some references seem to think the loss of USB charging during sleep may be related to the GPU not allowing this 'low power charging'. I'm still testing to see if I can get this charger to work when the laptop is in sleep mode, or at least start charging again after I bring the laptop out of sleep mode. > so I'm still hopeful I will find a solution My laptop is {Lenovo: Legion 5i Gen 6 Intel (15”) with RTX 3070 - Phantom Blue 82JH008LUS}. I was dissatisfied that the power brick that comes with this laptop is huge (6"x4"x3/4") maybe... and heavy. Lenovo sells a 'thin PSU' that fits this that is listed at 30% smaller ... but that is still very big. I was reading the manual and it said I could charge over USB-C with a 100~120W charger. I paired this Anker charger with a chubby cable {B0CRB518NR} and it is charging and powering my laptop now. I get a message that says I'm plugged into a 'slow charger' ... but I don't care about charging speed, just really maintaining power while using and small, light travel options for charging. This charger is not getting hot (warm to the touch, but not hot). This seem like the ideal charger and cable to travel with, rather than the huge and heavy OEM PSU.

This has got to be the smallest 100w USB C charger on the market. The picture is beside a pair of AirPro Pro's in a shockproof case. Charged my Macbook Pro from 10 to 100% without throttling. It maintained a consistent 100w through the entire charge cycle. It got warm/hot like every high power USB charger I've owned. Considering the size I was expecting more heat and throttling. Simple, ultra compact, ultra portable 100w laptop, phone and device charger. Well done Anker.

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This charger is a beast and can power my laptop for lite use at a fraction of the size of it's normal charger. It's quite compact and you'll notice right away that it's surprisingly heavy - not usually relevant for electronics but for power supplies it's an indication that good components are in use. I'm not sure how well it will stay plugged into loose outlets. It's a bit expensive, but as long as you keep in mind that it's not a replacement for small cheap chargers but for larger, more serious hardware, this is an excellent value. 5/5.

I bought this 100W unit to power a USB hub that I use as a docking station for my Chromebook. It has more than enough power to charge my Chromebook while I work as well as to charge/power multiple peripherals that are plugged into the hub. With a 6 foot USB C cable included, it is also long enough to accommodate my sit/stand desk. This was a great option at a good price - especially with the cable included. The only down side is that it only has a single USB C port. But since it's powering a hub for me this is not an issue. Also the power prongs are foldable so it is also a good compact and very powerful travel option as well.

Anker continues to make wonderful products. This small form factor charger can output 100w and can charge any macbook pros without any issues, along with charging your phone. The one catch is that it can only do it for about 25 minutes. After 25 minutes it drops down to 65W, which is usually enough to top off computers and phones will never draw that much power, but i use it to charge my big power banks, so i needed something to continuously output 100w. This charger, at 100w, also gets incredibly hot. The charger heats up to about 57C/133F at consistent output at 100w for 25min, so watch your hands and don't plug it behind anything.