Anker 727 Charging Station (GaNPrime 100W), Compact Power Strip for Travel, Work, 5 ft Detachable Extension Cord with 2 Outlets and 4 USB Ports, for iPhone 14, Samsung, iPad, MacBook (Not a Battery)

Products like this have increasingly made Anker my go-to brand for travel and daily use, and this charging station has changed how I pack for trips because of its versatility.In terms of form factor, this is remarkably slim. The main power brick part of the charging station is thin enough to be packable in a wide variety of pockets or voids in just about any suitcase. The three-prong outlets pop up out of the brick as you push your power plugs into it, so they sit flush otherwise. With a lack of moving parts, the brick feels pretty durable, and I have no qualms stashing it wherever I can find space.Also, the main power cord is removable, and while it's a thick cable with thick ends (props to Anker for putting the cord at a 45-degree angle so as not to block any other outlets when it's plugged into the wall), I usually run it around the inside perimeter of my bag, so it really doesn't take up much space at all.Most importantly, I've had every port in use on this station, and it has done the job pretty well. It's a 100 watt station (the sum of all the ports, not 100W per port), and for the most part this takes care of most devices I have. My main laptop takes a 45 watt charging brick with a USB-C cord, and it's massive compared to this charging station, so it saves me a ton of room when traveling. My work laptop, however, is 65 watts USB-C, and depending on what else I have plugged in, I've gotten pretty close to maxing this charging station out for power (which is not good for a laptop that's trying to charge).I've had my laptop plugged in through the main USB-C, my phone only managing slow-charging with the second USB-C, an Anker backup battery charging on one of the USB-A ports, my travel headphones charging with the other USB-A, then I've had my work laptop charging through one of the AC ports on top (unfortunately I have to bring along the 65W charging cable just in case), then I have my work phone charging with an Anker 313 slim charger on the other AC port. I didn't feel much heat coming off of the station, and everything charged well.Shortly after I bought this, I believe Anker came out with a 140 watt version that looks even cooler and gives you real-time charging information via little screens. Someday I'd love to try it and compare, especially as wattage required to charge laptops and phones increases.Overall, this has eliminated my need for several wall-wart plugs and charging bricks when I travel. It acts as a nice extension cord that adds versatility to hotel rooms that sometimes don't have plugs in the most accessible places, and it does it without adding much bulk at all. And it continues Anker's streak of pretty solid devices that just seem to keep working.

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!

I've been using the Anker 727 Charging Station for a few days now, and I couldn't be more impressed with its performance and convenience. This charging station has quickly become a central hub for all my electronic devices.**Design and Build Quality:**First off, the design is sleek and modern, fitting seamlessly into any home or office setup. It's compact enough not to take up too much space, yet sturdy enough to handle multiple devices simultaneously. The build quality is solid, and the materials used feel premium and durable.**Functionality:**The Anker 727 offers an impressive array of ports. With a combination of USB-C, USB-A, and traditional AC outlets, it can handle everything from smartphones and tablets to laptops and other peripherals. The PowerIQ 3.0 technology ensures that all my devices charge quickly and efficiently, which is a huge time-saver.**Performance:**Performance-wise, this charging station delivers. My devices charge noticeably faster compared to other charging stations I've used in the past. The smart charging feature prevents overcharging, which is great for maintaining battery health in the long run.**Portability:**Despite its power, the Anker 727 is surprisingly portable. I’ve taken it on several trips, and it fits easily into my backpack. This makes it an excellent choice for travelers who need a reliable and versatile charging solution.**Value for Money:**Considering the quality and functionality, the Anker 727 Charging Station offers excellent value for money. It's a bit pricier than some other options on the market, but the reliability and performance more than justify the cost.**Conclusion:**Overall, the Anker 727 Charging Station is a fantastic investment for anyone looking to streamline their charging needs. Its versatility, safety features, and efficient performance make it a standout product. Highly recommended!

The Anker 727 Charging Station (GaNPrime 100W), is a high quality build. This awesome little desktop unit has a 6-Socket Power Strip, containing (2) AC outlets, (2) USB-C ports and, (2) USB-A ports, allowing you to charge up to 6 of your devices simultaneously. It’s highly portable, charges things quickly and travels well.