The Anker Nano Car Charger (167.5W, 3 Ports), model A2737, is selling for $33.99 at Amazon in the United States, sold by AnkerDirect, according to Slickdeals. Shipping is free with Prime or on orders of $35 or more. The bundle includes a 3.3 ft USB-C cable.

Anker’s own US store lists the charger at $53.99, so the Amazon price sits well under the maker’s official list price. Slickdeals also reports the same $33.99 price at Walmart and Best Buy through AnkerDirect, and on Anker’s store with a $20 coupon applied automatically in the cart.

The deal at a glance

  • Store: Amazon (amazon.com), United States, sold by AnkerDirect
  • Price at the time of writing: $33.99, as reported by Slickdeals
  • Anker list price: $53.99 on anker.com
  • Model: A2737, with a USB-C cable in the box
  • End date: none stated, so the price can change at any time

What it does

The charger plugs into a car’s 12V socket and splits its power across three ports:

  • USB-C1: up to 100W, enough for many laptops
  • USB-C2: up to 45W
  • USB-A: up to 22.5W
  • Up to 167.5W in total across all three ports

Anker says the 100W port can charge a 16-inch MacBook Pro from 0 to 50% in 47 minutes. That is the maker’s own claim, and real charging speed depends on the device and on how many ports are in use at the same time.

Who it suits, and who should skip it

This is a good fit for people who work from the car, families on road trips with several phones and tablets, and anyone who wants to top up a USB-C laptop between stops. One small charger covers a laptop, a phone and an older USB-A accessory at once.

You can skip it if you only ever charge a single phone. A basic charger does that job, and the extra wattage brings little benefit. If you want your phone mounted and charging without a cable, a magnetic wireless car mount is the better buy instead.

What to check before you buy

Check that your car’s 12V socket stays powered and that it has room for a charger of this shape. Make sure your laptop accepts USB-C charging, and remember that the 100W figure applies to one port, not to every port at once. Confirm the seller is AnkerDirect, since that is the listing Slickdeals reported. No end date was given, so the price can change at any time.