Anker Prime Charger 250W
A six-port desktop charger that earns attention by collapsing laptop, tablet and accessory power into one visible, configurable hub.
Anker’s A2345 Prime Charger delivers up to 250W across four USB-C and two USB-A ports, with a single USB-C1 port capable of up to 140W. A 2.26-inch display and control dial expose charging allocation instead of hiding it behind six anonymous ports.
The evidence sheet
What does the premium buy over a pile of wall bricks?
The functional premium is consolidation: six devices, one AC cable, laptop-class power and visible allocation. Buyers with one laptop and one phone can solve the job much more cheaply; multi-device desks are where the economics become coherent.
Best for a device-heavy desk
This is a rational premium for people charging multiple computers, tablets and accessories every day. It is overbuilt for the normal two-device household.
The catch
The display is useful, but not necessary, and the station is tied to a desk. Travelers should choose a smaller high-wattage GaN charger rather than carrying this architecture with them.
Independent perspective: Macworld review.
Pricing and power specifications are manufacturer-stated and may change. Row & Ledger has not independently stress-tested simultaneous charging or thermal behavior.