Nano Charger, 100W Foldable Type C Charger for iPhone 17 Series, and All USB C Devices, 6FT USB-C Cable Included, Compatible with MagSafe

I’ve been a fan of Anker products for many years and have been using them since around 2017. When I was looking for a powerful yet portable charger for my wife’s MacBook, this one was an easy choice. The 100W output is more than enough, and the foldable design makes it very convenient for travel and everyday use. It charges quickly and performs exactly as expected. After using it, I have no complaints at all. If you’re familiar with Anker, this charger delivers the reliability and quality the brand is known for.

The good: This charger sips barely any power when not in active use, and it supports a lot of modern protocols. Most importantly, it has active "power factor correction" which really smooths out the power being delivered to your device. SO, if you're using one of these with a $1200 iPad or a $2000 MacBook Pro, you can be relatively certain that your device is getting lots of smoothly-delivered power, very efficiently. The not so good: It can't do the full 100w sustained. It'll do it for 30 minutes or so, but then it shuts down and needs to be unplugged / replugged. This is not a problem in my actual use, because this will crank out wattage in the 30-75w range sustained with zero issues. Think of this as the best 70w charger on the market, and you won't be disappointed.

This little charger is amazing. Super compact and travel-friendly, but still packs up to 100W — fast-charges my phone, tablet, and even my laptop. The foldable plug is a nice touch, and it comes with a long USB‑C cable that makes it easy to use anywhere. Powerful, reliable, and tiny enough to take anywhere definitely worth it.

I cannot believe how small this charger is for packing 100W of power. It’s roughly the size of a wireless earbuds case but has enough juice to fast-charge my laptop and my phone without any issues. The foldable prongs are a huge plus because it easily slides into my backpack or pocket without scratching anything. If you travel a lot and want to ditch your bulky power bricks, this is 100% worth the money.

This is an excellent charger. -I was able to replace my big blocky laptop charger with this tiny but mighty charger. -Its also USB-C so it works with my phone and other devices too Superb value for the money, will be buying a few more :)

One of smallest/slimmest 100W Wall chargers I've found. It's able to keep my Legion Go S (65W) passive charging without any issue. Works great with my laptop for travel too without having to bring along the huge OEM brick. The only problem I have is that being so long its not always the most secure in a wall plug. I've used it on multiple plugs at home, in hotels, etc and had it come slightly unplugged. Just make sure it's plugged in securely and don't jostle it and it's usually okay. If you use it with a vertical surge protector or something similar it would eliminate the issue but just be aware. Otherwise it's been holding up great and works just as advertised.

Great little charger, got it for my Thinkpad which actually takes a 240 watt charger (the rectangular one). This is for on the go power needs where I don’t need all 240 watts to keep up with what I’m doing. The original power adapter is huge and clunky and taking it with me all the time is a hassle. This one is just compact and powerful

Update, 1 week of use: - It seems my laptop will not charge from this USB-C interface when the laptop goes to sleep. When I bring the laptop out of sleep, it seems this charger itself has stopped sending power. - I've looked up a bunch of settings and made edits to the windows power plan, and changed the internal grapics to 'hybrid mode' as some references seem to think the loss of USB charging during sleep may be related to the GPU not allowing this 'low power charging'. I'm still testing to see if I can get this charger to work when the laptop is in sleep mode, or at least start charging again after I bring the laptop out of sleep mode. > so I'm still hopeful I will find a solution My laptop is {Lenovo: Legion 5i Gen 6 Intel (15”) with RTX 3070 - Phantom Blue 82JH008LUS}. I was dissatisfied that the power brick that comes with this laptop is huge (6"x4"x3/4") maybe... and heavy. Lenovo sells a 'thin PSU' that fits this that is listed at 30% smaller ... but that is still very big. I was reading the manual and it said I could charge over USB-C with a 100~120W charger. I paired this Anker charger with a chubby cable {B0CRB518NR} and it is charging and powering my laptop now. I get a message that says I'm plugged into a 'slow charger' ... but I don't care about charging speed, just really maintaining power while using and small, light travel options for charging. This charger is not getting hot (warm to the touch, but not hot). This seem like the ideal charger and cable to travel with, rather than the huge and heavy OEM PSU.

Wow, this thing is small for a 100W charger. Even smaller than Anker's 100W multi-output charger. Excellent travel replacement for 100W laptop charger. Works great. Love it!

Happy to come back to Anker whenever the price is right. Quality is never in doubt.

Initial Review: Y’all it was good until suddenly it just stopped working after 2 months. . . Updated Review: Although the product I received was defective, Anker customer service was top notch! A few days after my review went live they contacted me and asked me how they could make things right. I opted for a refund and they accepted it despite it being a little past the return window. They were proactive in giving the best service and were very responsive. I ended up purchasing a different charger from the same brand. I don't usually write reviews but I appreciate how good their customer service is.

Great charger with foldable pin and less weight in 100watt segment

Anker continues to make wonderful products. This small form factor charger can output 100w and can charge any macbook pros without any issues, along with charging your phone. The one catch is that it can only do it for about 25 minutes. After 25 minutes it drops down to 65W, which is usually enough to top off computers and phones will never draw that much power, but i use it to charge my big power banks, so i needed something to continuously output 100w. This charger, at 100w, also gets incredibly hot. The charger heats up to about 57C/133F at consistent output at 100w for 25min, so watch your hands and don't plug it behind anything.