PowerPort Atom III Slim | 4 Ports - Desktop Charger
The PowerPort Atom III is Anker's newest GaN high speed desktop charger. Clocking in at 65W of charging capability, with a 45W dedicated port for USB-C notebooks; this charger will let you charge 4 devices simultaneously. With universal compatibility provided by Anker's signature PowerIQ 3.0 ports, a super slim profile, and advanced safety features, this product will declutter your work station and turn one wall outlet into four charging ports.
Our Review
Anker PowerPort Atom III Slim — one plug for four devices, one less outlet fight in a hotel room
The gist: A pocket-sized 65W GaN charger that turns one hotel outlet into four, so you're not unplugging the lamp to charge your phone.
- 65W total output, 45W on the USB-C PD port: enough to fast-charge a phone and keep up with many smaller travel laptops from the same brick.
- 4 ports (1 USB-C + 3 USB-A): charge a phone, camera battery, earbuds case, and power bank simultaneously from a single outlet.
- 3.5 x 3.4 x 0.8in, ~4.8oz: small and light enough to drop in a daypack pocket without adding meaningful weight.
- GaN (gallium nitride) build: lets Anker pack more power into a smaller, cooler-running brick than older silicon chargers.
Android Authority's review found the 45W USB-C port genuinely useful for fast-charging phones and small laptops, but flagged the three USB-A ports as slow for non-Apple devices since the charger skips USB PD PPS and Qualcomm Quick Charge.
Best for: travelers juggling multiple gadgets who want to pack one charger instead of three. Skip it if: you need fast charging on a non-Apple phone from the USB-A ports — those are capped at 2.4A and lack modern fast-charge protocols. Runs ~$32.99 — check the current price before buying.
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