Anker Charging Base, 100W Fast Charging with 4 Ports, for Anker Prime Power Bank

[@wwjoshdew]

I had super old (literally alpha) firmware on my tester. I updated it AFTER making this video to the latest version, and this does support 100w PD and 45w Super Fast Charging 2.0 for Samsung. twitter.com/wwjoshdew/status/1708368893574545771 instagram.com/p/Cx2KKmtMfyK/ kzbin.infoUgkxCI3eetS_6DlNWAEekkf54r4QurLfynca All links are the same post, just different ways. (Some people don't use Twitter for example) Updating my firmware: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mX_UmHqDe9lopck

[@687donny]

Bro got the perfect apartment for a chill dude

[@wwjoshdew]

lol. maybe

[@Mpafanai46]

You can charge new anker power bank more than 30 minutes after reaching 100% (the display says) but drawing a lot if power

[@pasadehna]

GREAT video!! Exactly the two main products I needed to be reviewed. Great or better to say amazing setup, thanks a lot! Cheers.

[@wwjoshdew]

Glad to be of service. Thank you for the kind words.

[@rjbfreelander2]

Looks a neat solution. Not sure I would go for it when I get a prime battery bank as I tend to charge my battery banks off stored solar via Ecoflow Power Stations. Time will tell.

[@shauncoldseal]

Same here,I charge all my powerbanks off my Delta 2 and that charges at 100w so this item is not for me .Looks a nice product though 👍

[@UnknownEntity369]

im looking for a desktop charger and cant decide between this and the 200w model. I like this becouse it is smaller and ligher,and id like to bring it with my laptop all times,basicaly replacing the original charger for laptop,cellphone and my 737. however im afraid it might not deliver enough power to charge my laptop,or get too heated up? Id love your opinion, I dont need very fast charging,but dont want to throttle or overload anything. Thanks and keep up your good work

[@NachtfalkeSC]

FCP (Fast Charging Protocol) and SCP ( Super Charge Protocol) are from Huawei. The former is similar to Samsungs older fast charging protocol (AFC). I think there is something off with your Power-Z measurement from port 1. It only shows up to 60W (3A max), but the port should give 100W.

[@wwjoshdew]

yup. Updated my firmware on both of my testers and it shows 100w PD and 5amps for pps. Check the pinned comment for pictures.

[@battery_wattage]

I wished you tested the 250W power bank. A reviewer like you is what I was looking for especially with using the usb port testers to see if PPS is available (which the online manuals and other reviewers I’ve seen so far don’t even test.

[@wwjoshdew]

the problem is... it's expensive man. and I don't have 200 dollars right now. Anker doesn't send me stuff for free to review, and nobody donates. So it comes out of my own pocket. I have a "Thanks" button on each video, but literally not a single person has ever used it. and I'm not allowed to ask people to do that.

[@515161]

20 Volts X 5 AMPS = 50 watts Yea that checks out

[@laoweek4047]

Hi, with the Anker Prime 12,000mAh Power Bank, what's its weight? The Anker website doesn't seem to say. Thanks.

[@wwjoshdew]

It’s in my unboxing video at the beginning. 300 I think? I’m not sure. I’d have to watch it. Edit: yup. Go to 2:44 kzbin.info/www/bejne/eaq0l4eJn61jiJY

[@mike4402]

for some reason nowhere on the site does it mention this has a wall plug. I thought they wanted me to buy a charger to charge my charger to charge my power bank

[@Thekidisalright]

Because that’s just common sense

[@guyfriends1843]

Are the USB c ports reversible? So that power would be converted before and then pushed into the block to be distributed without the proprietary connector?

[@Rythm123]

Great! I JUST purchased the base!

[@cK_Silent]

How’s the dock been holding up? Still using it with no issues? I have been debating on getting one for my prime 250W but see a lot of reviews of them failing. Would be curious to hear your thoughts.

[@EdgarCool4ever]

I got this little prime power bank too I basically have two of them the 12,000 mah one and the 27k one! They work very well and charge devices rapidly! I can CONFIRM THAT BOTH POWER BANKS SUPPORT SUPER FAST CHARGING 2.0 SAMSUNG for these power banks I mentioned!!

[@wwjoshdew]

Every test says just 25 watts and not 45 from the power bank. But you're saying your prime 12000mah 130watt power bank supports 45 watt sfc 2.0?

[@EdgarCool4ever]

@@wwjoshdew yes even the power bank says 30 or lower wattage my Samsung phone is still charging super fast 2.0 and it finished faster than regular fast charging

[@EdgarCool4ever]

@@wwjoshdew it’s weird that it says that on the power bank itself but it still charged the Samsung with the exact speed times of the 2.0

[@meep8309]

Does charging the 130w ver produce heat for the charging base?

[@mrjayd]

My power bank 200 never shows charging at 100w. I only see 47w or 22w all the time. Why don’t I get the full 100w charging.

[@VynZography]

4:22 we're gonna see WATT happens LOLOLOL

[@EdgarCool4ever]

I got the 250w prime power bank :)

[@steveohim]

So wait it’s a 100w dock but only charges at 65 watts?

[@BaconCookin]

Are you able to get 100w total out of both usb outputs? Like if I have the power bank charging on the base at 100w and use the usb c on the side with 100w, will they both charge at 100w?. I ask this because the rated power input for the base is a total of 263w

[@josephmathew8405]

I just bought one and the dock works because I can plug in phone but the pack doesn’t work does it take while to charge?

[@abiani007]

I want to buy power bank and base in India, but delivery not available, why so?

[@rnbdanny]

I just don't get why no manufacturer puts a ground connection on their chargers... just two cables instead of 3... it was not the case not that long ago...

[@MrBurnics]

Can you just leave your power bank just sitting on the dock for a undetermined amount of time safely

[@tyronewalker5764]

Can it charge low current items like earbuds and smartwatches?😮

[@childone4315]

it should, on the usb A and left side usb C

[@SteveMuller1976]

Are these allowed in planes?

[@Renegade0056]

The base isn't a power bank so yes it is. The 12000 mAh doesn't exceed TSA limits so yes.

[@stephanes.]

Is it possible to set a charge limit at 80% for example? Thanks for the vid!

[@wwjoshdew]

no. but power banks aren't forever. I'd gladly charge my power banks from 0 to 100, and 100 to 0, before I do that to my phone.

[@stephanes.]

@@wwjoshdew thanks for the answer For sure it is still better to do it to the power bank than the smartphone

[@fejotore]

Does the anker nano 30w PB suffers from the same 100% yet not full bug on the meter like this one?

[@jan-justinkellerberg8164]

More Videos 🎉😊

[@thewillsfamilyaccount6486]

Nice!!!

[@wwjoshdew]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@MitchM240]

So I got one of these power banks but the 20K version. I am about to return it because it’s a complete scam. It VERY rarely charges at 100 watts as you’ve shown with this dock. It actually charges at 50. And likewise it very rarely outputs 100 watts and if it does so it’s for a very short period of time. On top of that it says it’s at 100% charged when it isn’t and continues to draw power for 30 minutes or more. I love Anker and really wanted to like this. It is beautiful and built like a tank but I just can’t recommend this thing. For the $130 this thing better do what it says and it definitely doesn’t. The dock idea is cool but not when they lie about all the numbers.

[@fferazzi]

Are you sure your usb c cable can handle 100 watts?

[@makatron]

I use it to power a 100w LED video light and it outputs 100w constant power. Be sure you got the right cable for it.

[@makatron]

​@@fferazzimost likely not.

[@MitchM240]

@@makatron Like I said in my original post it rarely hits 100 watts, I do not say never. If my cable did not support 100 watts then it would never hit 100 watts. In fact the cable I am using supports 140 watts and I use it with another power bank that consistently outputs 140 watts to charge my MacBook Pro. If you search KZbin, you will see many videos where this device is tested with similar results.

[@makatron]

@@MitchM240 I got a pair of anker 240w cables and it delivers the full 100w to my x100 light, might be the device being charged being unable to take 100w.