150W Max USB C Charger Block, 4-Port Compact Foldable GaN Charger for MacBook Pro/Air, iPhone 17/16 and More Series, Dell and More

I recently purchased the Anker 747 USB-C Charger, and it has been a game-changer for my charging needs. Here’s a detailed breakdown of why this product stands out: ### Powerful and Efficient The Anker 747 Charger boasts an impressive 150W output, making it one of the most powerful chargers on the market. Whether you're charging a laptop, tablet, or smartphone, this charger can handle it all with ease. The GaNPrime technology ensures that the charger remains efficient and cool, even under heavy usage. ### Multi-Port Convenience One of the best features of this charger is its 4-port design. With two USB-C and two USB-A ports, it can charge multiple devices simultaneously. This has been incredibly useful for me, especially when traveling, as it eliminates the need to carry multiple chargers. ### Compact and Foldable Despite its high power output, the Anker 747 is compact and foldable, making it perfect for travel. The foldable plug design means it takes up minimal space in my bag, and the sleek design ensures it looks great on any desk or nightstand. ### Fast Charging Capabilities The fast-charging capabilities of this charger are phenomenal. It can charge my MacBook Pro to 50% in just 30 minutes, and my iPhone reaches 80% in about 40 minutes. This efficiency saves a lot of time and keeps all my devices powered up throughout the day. ### Durability and Safety Anker has always been known for its build quality, and the 747 Charger is no exception. It feels sturdy and well-built. Additionally, it comes with multiple safety features, including over-voltage protection, temperature control, and more, ensuring that my devices are always safe while charging. ### Conclusion Overall, the Anker 747 USB-C Charger is an outstanding product. Its powerful performance, multi-port convenience, compact design, and fast charging capabilities make it a must-have for anyone who needs reliable and efficient charging solutions. Whether for personal use or as a thoughtful gift, this charger is sure to impress.

If you are looking for a sleek and compact wall charger to take on the go that is also portable and can charge 4 devices at once, this is it! In my bag I had 2 USB-C wall chargers and 1 USB-A wall charger and this has replaced all 3 wall charges + gave me one more USB-C outlet. The only con is its weight, it is on the heavy side compared to all the other chargers but this is understandable given its capabilities. Also, I don't find myself needing the suction adapter because it stays plugged in on its own. In the last 2 photos there is a comparison of other charges I have. On the left is the Apple 96W charger and on the right is the Anker 100W fast charger. I have been using either Apple cables or Anker 240W cables and the charging speed is impressive. For instance, my MacBook Pro charges significantly faster compared to my previous charger, going from 10% to 100% in under 1 hour. My iPhone 14 Pro Max also benefits from rapid charging, hitting 50% from 10% in about 20 minutes. I am very satisfied with this charger and highly recommend it for anyone seeking a high-performance, multi-device charger. I got it on discount for $60 which I thought was a steal considering it retails at $100. I would definitely wait for a sale!! If $60 is still out of your budget then I would recommend the other Anker 100W wall charger in the photo. It is also very good and charges quickly, you would only be losing 2 ports but it is currently priced at $23.99 which is a great deal!

Great power and utility... but mine developed a flaw after EXTENSIVE use. Let me preface this by saying that I love this charging block and carry it with me whenever I leave the house with any tech. I’ve charged my MacBook Pro, numerous cameras (Fuji for life) as well as phones, iPads, rechargeable battery banks, Bluetooth headsets and speakers, often with 3 or 4 devices charging at the same time. It is fantastic to have this simple little brick with some cords in order to handle any charging need I have on the road, at work, or traveling. Ok, the bad: about a year and a half or so into its life the two fold-out prongs separated and they no longer deployed as a pair and the unit would fall out of the wall sometimes, etc… I lived with it. It realizing there was a warranty on it until I finally looked after many months and the charger had a 2 year warranty. I’d just missed the two year window by a few weeks! I was bummed and hastily wrote a negative review - this one, which I am now editing to be more honest and less of a victim of my own lack of action. Ok. Now the even better: I called Anker about the issue even though I’d waited for months and thus exceeded the warranty period. Anker customer service told me that they would send me a refurbished one free of charge and even sent a shipping label. What a great company! So refreshing to see a company stand so solidly behind their products. I now own this charger block (had the refurb in about two days after sending the old one out) as well as two 10,000 mAh battery chargers for my various travels and devices and a couple of high wattage cables. I also have their desktop 250watt charger/clock and it too is fantastic. Their GaN chargers are fantastic. Anker is excelllent. Can’t recommend their stuff enough. Thank you for a great experience and the lightning fast warranty replacement. You’ve earned a loyal customer for life.

I have 2 work laptops that can be power hungry on my desk, then phone/other small devices, and randomly a Switch 2 I just bought. The power splitting is pretty smart I was monitoring as it split power between the laptops, works great, will be awesome for when I travel as well to customers. Only downside is it won't power my Switch 2 docked, for whatever reason it's picky and just won't run in dock mode. Super niche but in case anybody with a Switch 2 was looking at this to consolidate down to a single power brick. Otherwise, it's powering everything I throw at it, and it's splitting the watts as you'd expect. Perfect for traveling, I'll get random spaces in customers offices and a lot of times they'll have just a single outlet, so being able to consolidate down to one brick is a life saver. No more plugging in my phone to a laptop and having it take 4 hours to charge lol, or trying to charge a battery brick for on the go which could take literally all day at low watts. With this adapter everything has more than enough power.

I like to keep my chargers up to date every once in a while. I also have bought lots of Anker products and never had any issues. This is mainly as a backup charging option for my laptop. Right now I plug it in and use the charging port, but it can also be charged via USB-C, but it needs a powerful charging block and this one works fine. This also has the suction-cup adapter to keep the charger plugged into a wall without falling down since it's got some weight to it and is somewhat bulky.

I purchased two of these for my new 16-inch M3 MacBook Pro, which comes with a sizable 140-watt charger. One would reside in my work bag, while the other is being used as a multi-port charging station at my home desk. I was attracted to two factors: 1. The reduced size and cool operating temperature of a GAN charger. 2. That this charger is advertised at 150 watts. My assumption was that using a single USB-C port to charge the laptop would provide 150 watts. That is absolutely wrong. Even with nothing else charging, it maxes out a single charge at 100 watts. All-in-all, these are nice little rigs, and using an Apple MagSafe adapter (which officially isn't recommended?), the charging is speedy. However, it's misleading to advertise 150 watts without clearly stating that any max charge is at 100 watts. It makes this too expensive for a 100-watt charger with some extra capacity in the other ports. The price reflects getting a mammoth, 150-watt feed that isn't happening.

I primarily purchased this as a travel charger for my 2020 Intel MacBook Pro (a pretty power-hungry MacBook), and at 100W it does adequately charge my laptop under typical operating conditions. It also stays at a net charge if I’m running my MacBook while also virtualizing Windows in Parallels, which is a home run in my book. This allows me to confidently leave my Apple charger at home while on a business trip. First off, it’s tiny — surprisingly small, in my opinion. And, while charging my MacBook and my iPhone at the same time, it only has a hint of warmth, which is a reason why I’d returned the predecessor to this Anker charger, as it got blazing my hot to the touch. I bought this for my “travel” kit, which is a case of cables and items that are always ready-to-go when I hit the road for a business trip. Its small size and versatility is just what I’m looking for. I haven’t used it on a business trip, yet, but I’ll add to this review after I do. Update: I took it on a business trip, and found its limitations. While presenting a ppt slide deck, while recording a zoom, and having an owl video device hooked up via USB, this AC adaptor couldn’t keep up. At about 3 hours I was down to 10%. If I stopped presenting to the extended projector, or if I unhooked the Owl, I’d receive a net charge again. Still pretty happy, but it’s not a full replacement.

Excellent charger

I’ve been using the Anker 747 150W USB-C Charger for a few weeks now, and I’m thoroughly impressed! This charger delivers exceptional power, capable of handling multiple devices simultaneously without breaking a sweat. With its 150W output, it charges my laptop, tablet, and phone at lightning speed—perfect for my busy workdays and travel needs. The build quality is top-notch, and the compact design means it’s easy to pack and doesn’t take up much space. The charging ports are well-placed and accommodate various devices, including high-power laptops, which is a huge plus. Anker’s reputation for reliability and safety is evident here, as the charger runs cool and handles power distribution efficiently. Overall, the Anker 747 is a game-changer for anyone needing robust and versatile charging capabilities. Highly recommend it!

A very useful charger which is great for traveling, since one can connect several devices to it such as your phone, shaver, toothbrush... Since Anker has auto-adjusting outputs, one never has to worry about giving too much power to your low-power devices like your toothbrush or an older non-fast-charging phone.

Stopped working one day all of a sudden in the middle of my trip and I was stuck with no charging option for my laptop and phone as I was all dependent on this one charger to do it all

Great charger only one I use. Charges super fast on my MacBook Pro m4

I ordered the product expecting Anker quality but I was extremely disappointed. It broke after 3 weeks of use. I’d say that it isn’t worth buying