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The 2 Anker Labor Day Deals I Would Actually Buy for Travel

Anker's Labor Day sale includes two travel chargers worth watching, with the compact Nano 45W at $26 and the three-port Prime 160W at $116

3 min readSep 02, 2026By Eric Denby

Quick Take

  • The Anker Nano 45W is the easy pick for a phone, tablet, handheld, or lighter USB-C laptop.
  • The Prime 160W costs much more, but it can replace several chargers in a heavier laptop setup.
Anker Nano 45W and Anker Prime 160W chargers
The Nano 45W is the easier travel pick; the Prime 160W is for a heavier multi-device setup.

Anker's Amazon Labor Day sale covers everything from power banks to big desktop charging stations, but most travelers do not need the whole list. The two deals I would look at are the compact Nano 45W Smart Display Charger and the much more powerful Prime 160W Charger.

The Nano 45W is down to $26 from $40, while the Prime 160W is $116 instead of $150 as part of Anker's Amazon Labor Day sale.

Best for most travelers: Anker Nano 45W for $26

Anker Nano 45W Smart Display Charger
The Nano 45W is small enough for a light travel kit and powerful enough for more than a phone.

This is the straightforward recommendation. At 45W, the Nano can cover a phone, tablet, handheld, power bank, or a lighter USB-C laptop without taking much room in your tech pouch. Its plug folds in, and the display shows charging status without turning the charger into a bulky desktop accessory.

The main limitation is that it has one USB-C port. If you regularly charge several devices at once, you will either need another charger or should move up to the Prime.

Best for a laptop-heavy setup: Anker Prime 160W for $116

Anker Prime 160W three-port charger
The Prime 160W makes sense when one charger needs to cover a laptop and several smaller devices.

The Prime 160W is the expensive option, and most travelers do not need it. It earns its place if you carry a power-hungry laptop plus a phone, tablet, or battery bank and want one three-port charger to handle the whole setup.

One USB-C port can deliver up to 140W, while the 160W total output gives the charger more room when several devices are connected. The screen and touch controls are useful, but the real reason to buy it is replacing multiple bricks with one charger.

Which deal should you buy?

Buy the Nano 45W if your travel kit is built around a phone, tablet, handheld, or lighter laptop. It is smaller, cheaper, and the better default for most people.

Buy the Prime 160W only if you already know 45W and one port will not cover your setup. It is the stronger one-charger solution, but it is overkill for a simple phone-and-accessories kit.

For more options, see TrekSavvy's guide to the best Anker chargers and power banks for travel.

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