Power Up Smartly: Anker Multi-Device Fast Charger Tested and Reviewed! | Anker 6 in 1 Charge Station

Where to buy: amzn.to/44oxpc0
6-in-1 Power: With 2 AC outlets, 2 USB-C ports, and 2 USB-A ports, this power strip is a versatile charging solution that powers up to 6 devices simultaneously.
140W High-Speed Charging: A new generation of GaN technology ensures full-speed charging for your devices with multiple ports sharing 140W of power. Fully charge a MacBook Pro 16" to 100% in just 1 hour and 15 minutes.
Ultra-Sleek and Portable: Designed with Anker's innovative stacked design with a pop-up outlet, this power strip is incredibly slim at just 0.7 inches thick, making it easy to carry in your bag or backpack.
Stay Informed and Protected: Monitor and protect your devices with the smart display's real-time data monitoring, while ActiveShield™ 2.0 technology offers up to 3 million daily checks for superior protection.
What You Get: Anker Prime 6-in-1 Charging Station (140W) with 5 ft (1.5 m) detachable cord, welcome guide, our worry-free 24-month warranty, lifetime* $200,000 connected equipment warranty, and friendly customer service. (Note: Anker Prime 6-in-1 Charging Station is not a wireless pad / portable battery)
*For the purpose of this connected equipment warranty, "lifetime" is defined as the lifetime of the product.
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[@Whitepinoy]

220-230 v or just 110 v ?

[@AlfredoBastreri]

i have the same question. can i use it in a 220v grid?

[@QitharaMedia]

Hi there, good question, the product or manufacturer does not state that it support 240v, so the assumption is only 120v but when I traveled with it, I had to plug it in a converter anyway because your connection in all other countries are different anyway and the plug converter I have comes with a built-in voltage converter. Most connection plugs for various countries have a built-in voltage converter.

[@QitharaMedia]

Hi there, good question, the product or manufacturer does not state that it support 240v, so the assumption is only 120v but when I traveled with it, I had to plug it in a converter anyway because your connection in all other countries are different anyway and the plug converter I have comes with a built-in voltage converter. Most connection plugs for various countries have a built-in voltage converter.

[@venegascapital]

Is it worth it ?

[@QitharaMedia]

It is absolutely worth it. I love it.

[@thanapoomsiri]

does it support input 220V?

[@QitharaMedia]

Hi there, good question, the product or manufacturer does not state that it support 240v, so the assumption is only 120v but when I traveled with it, I had to plug it in a converter anyway because your connection in all other countries are different anyway and the plug converter I have comes with a built-in voltage converter. Most connection plugs for various countries have a built-in voltage converter.

[@dsbariya]

Can you use this like a power bank?

[@yodabeeshdc8275]

No.

[@QitharaMedia]

No, it is not a power bank, it's a charger.

[@Dominus_Maximus]

No offense, but you didn’t test this thing at all. This video is basically one giant waste of of time.

[@QitharaMedia]

@Dominus_Maximus, the rule I normally go by is "if you don't have something positive to say, then don't say it". I doubt anyone would be interested in negative comments like this that doesn't offer constructive criticism. A kind request would be sufficed.
Having said that, I always take feedback and request from people and I'd be happy to do another video about this with a test.
What is the extent of the test you are looking for? What would you like to see as part of the test? Are you looking to see how fast it would charge different devices or are you looking for more than that?

[@Dominus_Maximus]

@@QitharaMedia I guess I was just a little disappointed because it says in your title that you tested it, but it was basically just a light review of what it does. My constructive criticism would be to actually make a video where you test it and show its capabilities. Maybe perform a few stress tests and things in that nature, but this was just basic review in my opinion, sorry for being a dick about it. I’ll work on that in the future. I also have a real thing against people that regurgitate Joe Rogan shorts all the time. Like we need more of those on TH-cam, but I digress. I’ll work on being more positive.

[@QitharaMedia]

@@Dominus_Maximus I appreciate the positive tone in your last message and thank you for letting me know about the title and what you were hoping to see. I meant I tested the product and loved it, but I can certainly see how the title can be deceiving about the content of the review.
We are all human, none of us is perfect, but feedback is what helps us improve. I'll definitely make a new video that will show the information displayed on the screen and incorporate the items you were expecting. Thanks for the feedback.

[@Dominus_Maximus]

@@QitharaMedia I need to work on my delivery. I can be a bit of a prick and I appreciate your feedback as well. I’ll work on being less rude w/ peoples videos.

[@QitharaMedia]

@@Dominus_Maximus Thanks man.

[@KK-jh4yd]

not as a powerbank - this things is a bit pointless

[@QitharaMedia]

They have Power Banks, I purchased a power bank from them and I plan to make a video about it. Stay tuned.

[@vlchalwell]

It's pretty much a power strip that fast charges.

[@johnnybravo4012]

Your comment is a bit pointless