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Every Anker product we track, with the ones currently below their normal price first.

Products tracked

96

On sale now

39

Best discount

36%

Median price

$34.99

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Comparison

A110R vs A1665: Choose by Stand, Carry Size and Capacity

The A110R is the documented fit for hands-free portrait viewing and has the higher listed capacity. The A1665 has an explicitly stated 0.34-inch profile and lower listed weight on Anker’s page.

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Comparison

Anker 317 vs 523: Choose for Your Charging Setup

Choose the Anker 317 for one compatible USB-C device needing more than 45W, up to its 100W rating. Choose the Anker 523 for two compatible devices that fit its 27W + 20W allocation.

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Comparison

Anker 332 A8355 vs Nano A83D2: Which Ports Do You Need?

Choose Nano A83D2 for integrated SD and microSD slots or a verified 4K at 60 Hz HDMI setup. The 332 A8355 remains an option when its display modes and USB ports meet your needs.

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Comparison

Anker 351 A9192 vs Belkin PivotPlug BP112230-08

Choose Anker 351 when its face-mounted socket layout and 5 ft cord fit your setup. Choose Belkin PivotPlug when its eight pivoting outlets or 8 ft cord solve a placement need.

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Comparison

Anker 351 A9192 vs Nano A9196: Which Fits Your Desk and Devices?

Choose Anker 351 A9192 for twelve AC outlets and a wall-mountable layout. Choose Nano A9196 if your desk accepts its clamp and six AC outlets plus higher-power USB-C fit your setup.

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Comparison

Anker 543 vs 555: Check Power and Display Separately

Choose the Anker 543 when its up-to-53W laptop output and 4K 30Hz HDMI ceiling cover your needs on a compatible host. Choose the 555 for an up-to-85W laptop power budget or 4K 60Hz HDMI with a DP 1.4-capable host.

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