ⓘ Anker
Anker has released the Universal Charger (4-in-1, 100W, Smart Display) across Europe. Featuring a smart display and 100W output, the travel adapter is designed to work in over 200 countries and includes four ports for charging up to four devices at once.
The Anker Universal Charger (4-in-1, 100W, Smart Display) is now available to buy across Europe. The new accessory launched in the US in September and appears to be an upgraded model of the Anker Nano Travel Adapter (5-in-1, 20W) from 2025.
The new model features foldable Type-A, Type-C, and Type-G plugs for use in over 200 countries and regions, including the US, the UK, and across the EU. It supports a wide 100–275V input range and can detect the local voltage in just a second, according to Anker. However, unlike the older model, it lacks a Type-I plug for countries like Australia.
That said, the new model brings a few useful upgrades, starting with faster charging. It has three USB-C ports and one USB-A port. Either of the top two USB-C ports can deliver up to 100W when used individually, making the adapter suitable for laptops and gaming handhelds. According to Anker, it can charge a MacBook Pro 14 (M5) to 50% in half an hour. With all four ports in use, the top two USB-C ports share 85W, while the remaining 15W is split between the third USB-C port and the USB-A port.
Perhaps the biggest addition, though, is the smart display. It can show the connected device and useful information such as power output, voltage, and temperature. Other features include overvoltage protection and ActiveShield 4.0 to help prevent overheating. The adapter measures 3.74 x 1.98 x 1.59 inches (95.0 x 50.3 x 40.4 mm) and weighs 0.58lb (262g), keeping it compact enough to slip into a travel bag. Buyers can also choose between grey and silver colorways.
Price and availability
The Anker Universal Charger (4-in-1, 100W, Smart Display) is available to buy on Amazon for £69.99 in the UK and €67.99 in Germany. The adapter previously went on sale in the US for $79.99.
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