Anker Prime 100W USB C GaN Charger, 3-Port Compact Fast PPS Charger, for MacBook Pro/Air, Pixelbook, iPad, iPhone 16/Pro, Galaxy S23/S22, Note20, Pixel, Apple Watch, and MoreClimatePartner certified

I bought this in order to charge my IOS and Andoid devices quickly. It charges fast than any other charger I've ever used. It doesn't get overly warm and with the three ports on it, I can charge an Ipad, an Android tablet, and a camera with little loss in speed. This is the fastest charger I've ever used and believe me, I've used a few!

This is the best charging brick to ever exist. I can fast charge my macbook air and my iphone simultaneously. The footprint is small enough to pack and not worry. The only downside is the weight, because with some of the more worn-out wall plugs, the charger will just fall right out of the wall due to the heft.

Loved this charger, could do my laptop, phone and flashlight all at once. Had an issue where it wouldn't charge any of my laptops and Anker replaced it right away. It's in my every day carry of chargers now and would recommend any of their products.

Charges the items I intended to use it with.

Just. As described

10

Hardware used in testing:Power adapter: Anker Prime 100W USB C Charger A2343Cable: Anker USB C Cable 100W 10ft A8758011Wattmeter: YOJOCK USB C Tester J7-cLaptop: Lenovo Legion Pro 5 16IRX8 82WK0048USBIOS Revision: KWCN42WWW, 9/15/2023 (latest version as of writing)My findings:Charging the laptop at 45% results in the following readout from the USB wattmeter:18.63 volts, 4.770 amps, and 88.87 watts.Windows also reports the laptop as charging which is good. In the past, I have found that Macbook chargers will charge the laptop slowly even though Windows does not properly detect that it is charging.Plugging in my phone (Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra) to the GaN charger while my laptop was plugged in, I saw the power draw drop to 61.5 watts on the laptop while the phone charged at 20.4 watts. The phone reported that it was 'Super Fast Charging,' but it was already at 70% during testing so it seems like it was not charging at full speed due to already being at a high charge. The overall process was very seamless and I am very happy with the results. I did not notice any dropping of the charging connection on the laptop when I plugged in my phone.The Anker charger seems to get quite hot in my few minutes of testing. So hot that it hurts to touch for more than a couple of seconds near the base.This testing was all performed with 'Rapid Charge' enabled on the Lenovo Legion.UPDATE: I ran some more testing, and it seems that when the laptop is under a significant enough load in dGPU mode, the USB-C charging drops out altogether. Testing with Furmark, I found that the laptop stopped receiving power after about 15 seconds or so. It stops charging completely while under load. I do not believe this is a fault of the Anker power adapter, it is just how the laptop works.This was tested with Normal charging mode while on Auto power mode. It also happens when on Quiet power mode. I also tried plugging the laptop straight into the power brick without the wattmeter, and it exhibited exactly the same behavior.I could not get this behavior to replicate on iGPU mode no matter what I threw at the system.So it seems that with this charger, if your power draw exceeds about 90-ish watts, charging drops completely until the load is reduced. This is not a big deal for me, as I will just use the 300W Lenovo charger when I'm gaming or using heavy 3D applications.Conclusion:The laptop seems to work excellently with the Anker Prime 100W GaN charger. I only have the one laptop to test it and I know that Lenovo Legions are very very picky when it comes to USB charging, but I can say for sure that this cable and this charger work great with the 82WK0048US as long as you only use it for tasks like web browsing, movies, or light games.

This was a solid purchase. The power output is enough to charge either a laptop or multiple mobile devices at once. So far, performance has been reliable.That said, Anker claims to offer a lifetime warranty, but after reading through some user reviews, I'm not convinced that it's consistently honored. If this stops working down the road, I might be stuck. That uncertainty knocks off a star for me.