Anker 735 GaN Prime 100W: Power MacBook and iPhone

For editors needing one 100W brick for a MacBook Pro and iPhone, the Anker 735 GaN Prime 100W handles simultaneous laptop and phone charging without…

By Evan Holt · Computing editor · Computing desk · Gadget Evaluator Lab

Evan's spec pass. The Anker 735 GaN Prime 100W delivers enough wattage to drive a MacBook Pro and an iPhone at the same time. It replaces two separate chargers with a single GaN unit for your desk.

If your desk setup involves a MacBook Pro and an iPhone, carrying two separate power bricks is a logistical failure. The Anker 735 GaN Prime 100W is the specific tool for this job, providing the 100W output required to sustain a laptop while simultaneously topping up a phone, eliminating the need to swap cables or manage multiple wall outlets.

Before you open the listing, look at the product photo to verify the port configuration and the physical size of the GaN unit. You need to see the USB-C ports clearly to ensure it matches the simultaneous charging requirement for your specific MacBook Pro and iPhone models, rather than assuming a generic charger will handle the load.

01 Universal Charger, 100W GaN USB C Travel Fast Charging, No AC Outlet

Kind	Anker 735 GaN Prime 100W
Stars	4.7
Price	$79.99
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The title specifies a 100W GaN output designed for travel, which is the minimum threshold to sustain a MacBook Pro while it handles heavy workloads. This wattage ensures the laptop does not drain its battery while connected, addressing the core need for a single power source for both devices.

In the product photo, verify that the unit lacks a built-in AC prong, as the title explicitly states 'No AC Outlet.' This means you must have a compatible plug adapter on hand, and the visible USB-C ports must be clearly labeled to confirm they can handle the full 100W load rather than splitting it into lower-power streams.

02 Prime Charging Station, 250W 6-Port GaN USB C Charger

Kind	Anker 735 GaN Prime 100W
Stars	4.6
Price	$149.99
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This listing highlights a 250W total output across six ports, a capacity that far exceeds the requirements for a MacBook Pro and iPhone. The high aggregate power allows for simultaneous charging of multiple high-draw devices without the significant power throttling that occurs with lower-wattage multi-port chargers.

Look at the port layout in the photo to ensure the USB-C ports are distinct from any USB-A ports, as the MacBook Pro requires USB-C for full-speed power delivery. The physical size of the station is also critical here; the photo should clearly show a footprint that fits on a desk without obstructing other peripherals, given the six-port configuration.

03 Prime Charger, 160W Max 3-Port GaN Charger, For Macbook Pro Charger

Kind	Anker 735 GaN Prime 100W
Stars	4.6
Price	$115.99
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The title calls out a 160W maximum output specifically for MacBook Pro compatibility, which is a substantial margin above the 96W or 140W requirements of most Pro models. This headroom allows the charger to maintain high power delivery to the laptop even when the iPhone is connected to a second port.

Check the photo for the specific arrangement of the three ports; they should be spaced to accommodate the thick USB-C cables typically used for laptop charging. Ensure the casing shows no visible heat vents that suggest a design compromise, as the 160W load requires efficient thermal management to prevent throttling during extended use.

04 Nano 100W MacBook Charger, 3-Port Fast Compact GaN USB Charger Block

Kind	Anker 735 GaN Prime 100W
Stars	4.1
Price	$45.99
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This unit is branded as a 'Nano' 100W charger, emphasizing a compact form factor for a power level that can drive a MacBook Pro. The 100W rating is the critical detail, as it is the baseline for modern 14-inch and 16-inch Pro models, ensuring the laptop can charge while in use.

In the photo, focus on the port density; three ports on a 'Nano' sized block means the spacing is tight. Verify that the ports are not recessed in a way that would prevent a standard USB-C cable from seating fully, as a loose connection under 100W load can cause intermittent power delivery and charging errors.

05 Prime 67W USB C Charger, GaN 3-Port Compact Fast PPS Wall…

Kind	Anker 735 GaN Prime 100W
Stars	5.0
Price	$69.68
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The title pairs a 67W wall charger with a 240W 6-foot cable, a combination that creates a bottleneck for high-performance MacBook Pro models. While the cable is rated for high power, the 67W limit of the charger means it will only trickle-charge a Pro laptop under heavy load, making it suitable only for light tasks or slower models.

Look closely at the photo to see if the cable is bundled with the charger or sold separately, as the title implies a bundle. The 67W rating is the limiting factor here, so the photo should clearly show the wattage on the unit to confirm it is not a higher-wattage model mislabeled in the title.

06 120W USB-C Wall Charger Block, [2-Pack] 5-Port GaN5 Fast Charging…

Kind	Anker 735 GaN Prime 100W
Stars	4.8
Price	$39.99
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This listing offers a 120W output across five ports, a configuration that balances power delivery for a MacBook Pro with the ability to charge an iPhone and other accessories. The 120W total is sufficient for most 14-inch Pro models, though it may throttle under maximum load if all ports are in use.

The photo should clearly distinguish the five ports, as the title mentions compatibility with iPhone, MacBook, and iPad. Ensure the USB-C ports are visible and not obscured by the station's design, as the 120W split across five ports means each port will deliver less power than a dedicated single-port charger.

07 Nano 65W GaN II PPS USB C Charger, Fast Compact Foldable Charger

Kind	Anker 735 GaN Prime 100W
Stars	4.7
Price	$29.99
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The title specifies a 65W output with PPS (Programmable Power Supply) technology, which is a lower wattage than ideal for a MacBook Pro but sufficient for an iPhone and lighter laptop use. The 65W rating is the key constraint, as it will not fully charge a 16-inch Pro model while in use.

In the photo, verify the foldable prongs are visible, as the title mentions 'Foldable Charger.' This design is for travel, but the 65W limit means it is a compromise for a desk setup where a MacBook Pro is the primary device. The photo should show the compact size, which is the trade-off for the lower wattage.

08 100W Max USB C Charger, 3-Port GaN Phone Charger with Smart Display

Kind	Anker 735 GaN Prime 100W
Stars	4.7
Price	$59.99
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This charger is rated for 100W max and includes a smart display, a feature that allows you to monitor the power delivery to each port. The 100W rating is adequate for a MacBook Pro, and the display provides real-time feedback on whether the laptop is receiving the full power or if it is being split with the iPhone.

Look at the photo to see the smart display clearly; it should show the wattage being delivered to each port. This is crucial for verifying that the 100W is being allocated correctly to the MacBook Pro, as the display will show if the power is being divided between the laptop and the phone.

09 Prime Charger, 160W Max 3-Port GaN Charger & Battery with Wireless…

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Stars	—
Price	$226.18
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The title indicates a 160W max output with a wireless charging bundle, offering a high-power solution for a MacBook Pro and a convenient way to charge an iPhone without a cable. The 160W rating provides ample headroom for the laptop, ensuring it can charge quickly even when the wireless pad is in use.

In the photo, verify that the wireless charging pad is included and clearly visible, as the title mentions a 'Bundle.' The 160W rating is the key detail, as it ensures the MacBook Pro can receive full power while the iPhone charges wirelessly, eliminating the need for a second cable.

10 USB Charger Block, 67W GaN Wall Charger, 3-Port Compact Fast…

Kind	best Anker 735 GaN Prime 100W
Stars	4.6
Price	$34.99
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This listing is a 67W GaN charger with three ports, a wattage that is on the lower end for a MacBook Pro. It is suitable for an iPhone and a MacBook Air, but may struggle to keep up with a Pro model under heavy load, making it a less ideal choice for the specific job of powering a Pro laptop and phone simultaneously.

The photo should show the compact size and the three ports, but the 67W rating is the limiting factor. Ensure the photo clearly displays the wattage to confirm it is not a higher-wattage model, as the 67W limit will result in slower charging or battery drain for a MacBook Pro during intensive tasks.