About Anker
Anker was founded in 2011 by Steven Yang, a former Google software engineer, starting with replacement laptop batteries before expanding into phone chargers, wall adapters, and portable power banks. The company began in Shenzhen and now runs its headquarters out of Changsha, Hunan, under the publicly traded parent Anker Innovations Technology Co., Ltd. (Shenzhen ChiNext: 300866), which also lists in Hong Kong. Anker has grown into a portfolio of brands that includes Soundcore audio gear, eufy smart-home devices, and Anker SOLIX home energy storage, alongside the core Anker charging lineup.
In vehicle charging specifically, Anker's current lineup spans 12V USB-C car chargers up to 167.5W of GaN-based output and Qi2-certified MagSafe-compatible wireless car mounts. The flagship Anker Prime Qi2 25W MagSafe Wireless Car Charger Mount pairs full-rate 25W Qi2 charging with AirCool, a thermoelectric active cooling system built to keep phone temperature down so the charge rate doesn't throttle back on a hot dashboard -- a feature Anker markets alongside a 24-month warranty on the unit. On RevRated, Anker chargers and mounts are independently featured across two separate roundups covering both wired 12V chargers and MagSafe car mounts.
Brand website: anker.com
What Anker makes
Anker's range runs wider than the products we review. The lines we know best from our own testing are marked with a star:
12V USB-C car chargers
GaN-based multi-port car chargers up to 167.5W, including PowerIQ and PPS fast-charging -- featured on RevRated — featured on RevRated
Qi2 MagSafe wireless car mounts
vent-mount wireless chargers up to 25W, including the AirCool actively-cooled Prime line -- featured on RevRated — featured on RevRated
Portable power banks
USB-C power banks and battery packs spanning compact to high-capacity capacities
Wall chargers & GaN adapters
multi-port USB-C/USB-A home and travel chargers
Charging cables
USB-C, Lightning, and braided cable lines sold alongside Anker's charger hardware
Soundcore audio & eufy smart home
sister brands under Anker Innovations covering headphones/speakers (Soundcore) and smart-home cameras/vacuums (eufy)
Why we recognized Anker
The RevRated Top Brand recognition isn't paid for and can't be applied for. We award it to the brands whose products consistently stand out in our hands-on category reviews. Anker earned it on the strength of the products below, evaluated the same way every product on this site is: bought, run on real vehicles, and judged on merit.
Anker products we rated highly
Anker Prime Qi2 25W MagSafe Wireless Car Charger Mount
Delivers the full Qi2 25W rate rather than just claiming it, backed by AirCool, a TUV-certified thermoelectric cooler that keeps charging temperature down instead of letting the phone throttle back on a hot dashboard the way passively cooled mounts do. It ships with a 60W two-port car adapter and a 3.3-foot USB-C cable in the box, so it reaches its rated speed the day it arrives rather than needing a separate adapter purchase. A 4.4-star average across roughly 760 ratings, backed by a 24-month warranty, rounded out one of our top picks among the MagSafe mounts we tested.
Read the 11 Best MagSafe Car Chargers of 2026 guide →
Anker 167.5W Max 3-Port USB-C Car Charger
167.5W max across two 100W-capable USB-C ports plus a USB-A port is genuine laptop-and-more wattage, fast-charging a MacBook Pro, an iPad, and a phone simultaneously without any of them dropping to a trickle. GaN semiconductors pack that output into a housing barely larger than a basic dual charger, and intelligent power allocation shifts wattage automatically as more devices are plugged in. A 4.8-star average across roughly 3,300 ratings backs up the spec sheet in our testing.
Read the 9 Best Car Chargers of 2026 guide →
Anker PowerDrive III Duo 40W Car Charger
Two 20W USB-C PD ports with PowerIQ 3.0 let each device negotiate its own optimal charging profile independently, so a fast-charge iPhone and a Pixel plugged in together both reach full speed. A 4.8-star average across roughly 9,700 ratings is the deepest proven track record among the chargers we tested in this roundup, making it the workhorse pick for two-phone charging.
Read the 9 Best Car Chargers of 2026 guide →
Anker Retractable USB-C Car Charger (75W)
A built-in retractable USB-C cable plus a second USB-C port brings Anker's charging regulation to a retractable format, fast-charging a phone on the retractable cable and a tablet on the second port at the same time. PowerIQ 3.0 with PPS negotiates the right profile for each device, and a 4.7-star average across roughly 3,200 ratings reflects a locking mechanism that holds its length rather than creeping back in.
Read the 9 Best Car Chargers of 2026 guide →
Anker Nano Magnetic 15W Car Charger with Alloy Bracket
Qi2-certified 15W charging with Anker's power regulation in a compact package built around a 360-degree adjustable metal alloy bracket, which resists the wobble a plastic bracket develops after a year of vibration. Anker's warranty and support in this segment are consistently among the strongest in the accessory category, and roughly 620 ratings give it real field evidence in a compact, low-profile mount.
Read the 11 Best MagSafe Car Chargers of 2026 guide →What earned Anker the recognition
- Featured across two separate RevRated roundups: 12V USB-C car chargers and Qi2 MagSafe wireless car mounts.
- The Anker Prime Qi2 25W MagSafe Wireless Car Charger Mount is one of the products we rated highest among MagSafe car mounts, pairing certified full-rate 25W charging with AirCool thermoelectric active cooling to hold that speed on a hot dashboard.
- The 167.5W Max 3-Port USB-C Car Charger uses GaN semiconductors to fit genuine laptop-charging wattage into a compact housing, one of our top picks among multi-device car chargers.
- The PowerDrive III Duo 40W Car Charger carries a 4.8-star average across roughly 9,700 ratings, the deepest review base among the car chargers in our testing.
- Anker backs its car charging and mount lineup with warranty coverage that stood out across our reviews, on products that spend their working life through summer heat cycles on a dashboard.