Record type: official-source product data, not an independent review. Brand label: Anker (as named by the cited source; no ownership claim). Exact entity: Anker Prime Charger (200W, 6 Ports, GaN), model A2683. Market scope: Anker international support page and UK product page; regional plug, bundle, and certification details may differ. Source checked: 2026-10-05, Asia/Manila.
What the official source states
- Anker identifies this six-port charger as model A2683, with four USB-C ports and two USB-A ports.
- The Anker support page lists up to 200 W total with two, three, or four ports in use, and up to 199 W with five or six ports in use. These are total-output ceilings, not a promise that every port simultaneously delivers its single-port maximum.
- Anker lists up to 100 W maximum for each USB-C port and up to 22.5 W maximum for each USB-A port; the page notes that actual output depends on the connected device and charging phase.
- The product page states that delivering 100 W requires an E-Marker-chip cable and that device input capability can change delivered power during charging.
A practical way to use these data
Before assigning devices to A2683, record the model code, each device’s negotiated-input limit, connector type, and whether a cable is rated for the intended 100 W USB-C use. Then compare the whole group with Anker’s total-output figure for the number of ports you plan to occupy. Do not add four 100 W port ratings and call that a simultaneous 400 W budget; the page’s overall ceiling for six occupied ports is 199 W.
Keep the exact model code, region, and manual revision alongside any compatibility or maintenance decision. A family name alone may cover different configurations, accessories, radio bands, or instructions.
What these sources do not prove
- The source does not provide a usable port-by-port allocation table in the page text for every multi-device combination; it therefore cannot establish what any one port receives in a particular six-device setup.
- Rated output does not guarantee a particular laptop’s charging rate, simultaneous fast charging, thermal behavior, or compatibility with an unverified cable or protocol.
- This is a manufacturer-specification reference, not a device-pairing test, safety certification audit, regional plug check, price listing, or availability statement.
This page reports no hands-on testing, measured performance, independent rating, sample of customer reviews, or current market price or stock. Missing market, warranty, ownership, and seller information remains Needs editor verification.
Primary sources
- A2683 Anker Prime Charger (200W, 6 Ports, GaN) — output distribution and user guide — Anker official manufacturer source; region and publication/update date may vary; checked 2026-10-05 (Asia/Manila).
- Anker Prime Charger, 200W 6-Port GaN Charging Station — specifications — Anker official manufacturer product/support source; region and publication/update date may vary; checked 2026-10-05 (Asia/Manila).
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