Your technology can be the most cutting edge in the world, but that won't matter if it runs out of power. As USB-C becomes the standard for charging both phones and laptops, it's important to grab yourself a futureproof charger that can charge your gear quickly without taking up too much room in your bag.
Anker PowerPort Atom PD 1 30W USB-C Charger
Laptop league charger
Pros
- Faster, more powerful charging speeds
- Super compact for its capacity
- Uses GaN technology
Cons
- Prongs don't fold in
With the Anker PowerPort Atom, you get 30W, which is quick enough to recharge most Chromebooks at a good rate. Plus, this durable little cube is smaller than even most 18W chargers on the market today.
Aukey USB-C Charger with 18W Power Delivery 3.0
Perfect for phones
Pros
- Quickly charge phone or peripherals
- Folding AC plug is easier to pack
- Size of a quarter
Cons
- Too slow for most laptops
This is a truly portable Power Delivery charger. It's not as not as powerful as the Anker, but it's more than adequate to quickly charge a phone during a lunch date or an afternoon nap.
These are both great portable USB-C chargers, but they're for different devices. If you want a charger that can charge all your devices quickly (including Chromebooks), then you'll want to go with the Anker PowerPort Atom.
What do you need to charge?
I'm going to be as blunt here as I can: these chargers are almost the same dimensions with the same sturdy plastic construction and a single USB-C port on the front. The Anker is a tiny bit bigger and the Aukey has folding AC prongs on the back, but otherwise they're pretty similar apart from the fact that the Anker is fast enough to charge laptops and the Aukey isn't.
| Anker PowerPort Atom PD 1 | Aukey 18W PD 3.0 USB-C Charger | |
|---|---|---|
| Total Power Output | 30W | 18W |
| Power Delivery Output | 5V ⎓ 3A 9V ⎓ 3A 15V ⎓ 2A 20V ⎓ 1.5A |
5V ⎓ 3A 9V ⎓ 2A 12V ⎓ 1.5A |
| Dimensions | 1.61" × 1.50" × 1.37" | 1.4" x 1.4" x 1.25" |
| Warranty | 18 months | 24 months |
| Compatibility notes | Will charge Nintendo Switch but does not support "Charge-and-Play" in TV mode. After connecting to iPhone (8/8 Plus/X/XS Max/XS/XR), fast charging (9V) will begin automatically, regardless of whether you hear one charging indicator sound or two. |
Fast charging supported for iPhone XS/XS Max/XR when used with original Apple USB-C to Lightning cable Doesn't charge Nintendo Switch at full speed |
Total output isn't the end-all be-all of chargers, but I plugged the Aukey charger into three different Chromebooks and it wouldn't register as charging any of them, so the 12V ⎓ 1.5A output option still wasn't high enough for them. If you need one charger for all your gear, then the Anker is going to be your winner, but keep in mind that plugging most phones into a 30W charger will still only charge them at 15–18W.
Since normally I just need to top off my phone on the go and the folding prongs are easier to fit in my pockets — jeans or gear bag pockets — the more affordable Aukey has been enough for my needs on all but the most unending of marathon days, with a larger multiport charger charging my Chromebook once I return home in the evening. If I didn't already have the Aukey, I'd buy the Anker PowerPort Atom PD 1 just so I had all my bases covered.
Anker PowerPort Atom PD 1 30W USB-C Charger
Laptop league charger
Whatever needs power, this compact charger is ready
Whether you need to charge a Pixelbook, Nintendo Switch, high-capacity power banks, or just your trusty Android phone, the PowerPort Atom's single-port USB-C charger should keep them all topped off without breaking the bank or chaining you to an electrical outlet for long.
Aukey USB C Charger with 18W Power Delivery 3.0
Perfect for phones
If you just need to charge a phone
It's not powerful enough for laptops, but this charger is more than enough to get your phone charged up and get you on your way. And with its compact, foldable footprint, this is a quick charger that's pocket-ready.
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