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[Prime] $49.99*: Anker Prime Charger 200W 6-Port GaN Charging Station at Amazon

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AnkerDirect via Amazon [amazon.com] has Anker Prime Charger 200W 6-Port GaN Charging Station for $49.99.
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$30 lower (38% savings) than the list price of $79.99
$6 lower (11% savings) than the previous price of $55.99

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Model: Anker - Prime Charger (200W, 6 Ports, GaN) - Silver

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Post Date	Sold By	Sale Price	Activity
09/22/25	Amazon	$56 frontpage	35
08/17/25	Amazon	$65 popular	9
07/08/25	Amazon	$56 frontpage	17
03/05/25	Amazon	$59.50 frontpage	51
02/04/25	Amazon	$59	5
01/06/25	Amazon	$60 frontpage	55
11/21/24	Amazon	$56	5
10/09/24	Amazon	$56	2
07/16/24	Amazon	$56 frontpage	53

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vargheseabraham

Today 03:27 PM

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vargheseabrahamToday 03:27 PM

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got this from eBay this month. pretty good for charging multiple devices. But now I got too many cables hanging from my night stand. earlier these cables reached the night stand, but now they start at night stand.

one thing I don't understand with these are that, when using a cable that shows watts with this, my laptop will be charging at 25 watts. But if I plug in a 25 watt power adapter to laptop, it won't charge. Not exactly a topic for this item but it's related and I was wondering if someone wise can explain.

itg4mike

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itg4mikeToday 04:06 PM

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Quote from vargheseabraham

Devices generally pull however much power they need at any given time. While your laptop might support higher watts, it may only need to pull less due to how full your battery is.

FuschiaCheetah713

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FuschiaCheetah713Today 06:36 PM

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Quote from vargheseabraham

This charger and many other high wattage chargers in the market have a feature called USB Power Delivery (PD), which allows the charger to change the amount of voltage it supplies to the device based on the request of the device. Your laptop typically charges at a voltage of ~20V.Assuming the power formula "Power (W) = Voltage (V) * Current (A)", the anker charger is probably supplying (20V)(1.25A). For you old adapter (probably a phone charger) they are designed for lower, fixed voltage (5V to 12V), but can still output a higher amount of current (2-3A). The mismatch in voltage between your laptop and adapter is what prevents your laptop from charging off it. The laptop is smart enough to see the low-voltage of the adapter and tell itself to "not charge" from it.

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Rating:	(4.6 out of 5 stars)
Reviews:	2,037 Amazon Reviews
Manufacturer:	Anker
Model Number:	A2683
Product SKU:	B0CT2NQ7WG
UPC:	194644196325
ASIN:	B0CT2NQ7WG
Brand:	Anker
Item Dimensions LxWxH:	4.40944 x 3.07086 x 1.10236 Inches
Item Weight:	1.24 pounds
Item model number:	A2683
Manufacturer:	Anker

[Prime] $49.99*: Anker Prime Charger 200W 6-Port GaN Charging Station at Amazon

$50

$80

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