Most of us own more chargers than we can find at 11pm, and a phone, earbuds, a watch and a tablet all want power at the same time. One multiport GaN charger can replace a drawer of bricks, but the wattage on the box rarely tells you what each port gets once a second device is plugged in. Six are in this guide, listing between $33 and $120, with rated power splits taken from the brands.
Prices below are list prices. Check the cable too, because several of these reach their top wattage only with a suitable USB-C cable, and only some include one. If you need power on the move instead, our guide to the best 5,000mAh power banks is worth a look.
Anker Prime Charger 100W: best overall
Anker says the Prime 100W delivers up to 100W across two USB-C ports and one USB-A port, and that each USB-C port can supply the full 100W. Anker also quotes a 14-inch MacBook Pro (M3 Pro) going from 0 to 50% in 30 minutes.
The prongs fold flat and the body is compact enough for a bag or pocket, according to Anker. Anker says the thicker prongs are designed to stay firmly in the socket.
Key specs
- Price: $69.99 list
- Ports: two USB-C, one USB-A
- Output: 100W max per Anker
- Design: foldable prongs
UGREEN Nexode Pro 160W: most powerful
UGREEN gives this charger four ports, three USB-C and one USB-A, with 160W of total output. UGREEN says the first USB-C port delivers 140W under PD 3.1 when used alone, and that a 16-inch MacBook Pro goes from 0 to 50% in 27 minutes.
UGREEN lists PPS support too, and says the 140W output needs a 140W-capable cable. It is the priciest charger here, but it is the one built for a big laptop and several other devices at once.
Key specs
- Price: $119.99 list
- Ports: three USB-C, one USB-A
- Output: 160W total, 140W from one port per UGREEN
- Standards: PD 3.1 and PPS per UGREEN
Cuktech 15 140W: best high-power value
Cuktech says the 15 delivers PD 3.1 charging at up to 140W across four ports, and that it takes a MacBook Pro 16 to about 55% in 30 minutes. Cuktech also includes a 4.9-foot, 240W USB-C cable in the box.
Cuktech says it measures 3.11 by 2.56 by 1.26 inches and is 20% smaller than Apple's 140W charger. It weighs 11.8 oz and folds for travel.
Key specs
- Price: $65.99 list
- Ports: four
- Output: 140W PD 3.1 per Cuktech
- In the box: 4.9-foot, 240W USB-C cable
Vention 140W 4-Port GaN+: best for Samsung fast charging
Vention says this charger has three USB-C ports and one USB-A, and supports Samsung's 45W Super Fast Charging 2.0. Vention says its GaN+ design is 38% smaller than the original 140W power adapter.
Vention also notes that once a 16-inch MacBook Pro is drawing the full 140W, the charger cannot power other devices at the same time.
Key specs
- Price: $69.99 list
- Ports: three USB-C, one USB-A
- Output: 140W PD 3.1 per Vention
- Samsung: 45W Super Fast Charging 2.0 per Vention
Belkin 112W 3C1A GaN: best from a household name
Belkin says this charger has three USB-C ports and one USB-A, with PPS and PD support on an integrated GaN chipset. Belkin lists up to 100W from a single USB-C port.
Belkin spells out the splits: 70W and 30W with two ports in use, and 60W, 20W and 20W with three. It is easy to see what each device will get before you plug in.
Key specs
- Price: $46.99 list
- Ports: three USB-C, one USB-A
- Output: 112W total, 100W from one port per Belkin
- Standards: PD and PPS per Belkin
INIU 100W GaN: best on a budget
INIU says its three-port charger delivers 100W from a single port, 70W and 30W across two, and 45W, 30W and 22.5W across three. INIU also includes a 5-foot, 100W braided USB-C cable in the box.
INIU says it charges a Galaxy S26 Ultra to 81% in 30 minutes and is ready for Samsung's Super Fast Charging 2.0. The plug folds for travel.
Key specs
- Price: $32.99 list
- Ports: three
- Output: 100W max per INIU
- In the box: 5-foot, 100W USB-C cable
Verdict
On paper, the Anker Prime 100W is the safest all-rounder, the UGREEN Nexode Pro 160W is the one for big laptops, and the INIU is the easy buy if you only want one cheap charger. The Cuktech and Vention both offer 140W and four ports, so choose on whether you want a cable in the box (Cuktech) or Samsung's 45W protocol called out (Vention). The Belkin suits anyone who wants a familiar name and clearly published power splits.
Street prices on Amazon change often and can sit below these list prices, so check the current price before you buy, and keep an eye out for promotions. We're still waiting to see how the brands' power split claims hold up with several devices plugged in at once, and it'll be worth seeing how they perform in real-world use.
