Anker’s Prime 6-in-1 charging station offers a compact upgrade for busy workspaces at a new low price

Anker’s Prime 6-in-1 Charging Station, now available at a record low of $60, combines power and efficiency to streamline device charging in a compact, workspace-friendly design with advanced safety and real-time power monitoring.

Anker’s Prime 6-in-1 Charging Station is aimed at users who want one compact desktop hub to replace a tangle of adapters. Macworld says the current sale price is $60, which is 25% below its usual cost and the lowest level seen so far for this model. The appeal is straightforward: it combines mains power and multi-device USB charging in a single unit.

The station provides two AC outlets alongside two USB-C ports and two USB-A ports, so it can charge up to six devices at the same time. According to Anker, the USB-C side supports a combined 140W output, with enough headroom for laptops as well as phones and tablets. The company says a single USB-C connection can deliver up to 140W on its own, which means a 16-inch MacBook Pro can be charged very quickly under the right conditions.

Anker has also tried to make the device fit neatly into a modern workspace. The company lists the unit at 6.3 by 3.1 by 0.7 inches, with a stacked layout designed to keep the footprint small. It includes a built-in display that shows live power data, including voltage and current readings, while the company says its GaNPrime system combines PowerIQ and ActiveShield 2.0 for more efficient and safer charging.

That makes the product more than a simple power strip with ports. It is a desk accessory for people who want fast charging, better cable management and a cleaner layout without giving up mains sockets. At the current price, Macworld presents it as a practical upgrade for anyone who regularly charges a MacBook, smartphone, tablet and other accessories from one place.

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