Anker, has officially unveiled its latest “Smart Display” charging series in Malaysia. The new lineup is headlined by the Anker Prime Smart Display Charger (160W), which was recently honored as a CES 2026 Innovation Awards recipient.
The collection centers on Anker’s new slogan, “See your power, Trust your Charge,” featuring integrated screens that provide users with real-time visibility into charging metrics.
Flagship Performance: Anker Prime 160W (A2687)
The flagship of the series is a palm-sized 160W charger designed for high-demand users :
- Power Output: Features three USB-C ports with a total output of 160W.
- Intelligence: Utilizes PowerIQ™ 5.0 AI-powered technology to intelligently distribute power across connected devices.
- Compact Design: 43% smaller than Apple’s 140W charger and weighs only 220 grams.
- Safety & Monitoring: Includes a real-time display for output, temperature, and charging status, supported by ActiveShield™ 4.0 for heat protection.
Versatile Power: Anker Nano 100W (A121B)
For everyday multi-device users, Anker introduced the 100W Nano Smart Display Charger.
- Stable Charging: Offers 100W continuous output that maintains stability for 50 minutes of use without downclocking.
- Optimized Distribution: AI-driven balancing allows for specific combinations, such as 95W + 5W, to protect smaller gadgets like smartwatches while fast-charging laptops.
- Compatibility: Supports Xiaomi’s 90W fast charging protocol.
- Hardware: Features dual GaN chips, foldable prongs, and ActiveShield 3.0 temperature control.
Expanded Product Lineup
The launch also highlighted several other solutions within the ecosystem:
- Anker Nano Smart Display Charger (140W) (A2697).
- Anker Prime Powerbanks in 300W (A110A) and 220W (A110B) variants.
- Anker Nano Laptop Powerbank (165W) (A1695), featuring a built-in retractable USB-C cable and TFT color display.
Pricing and Availability
The new chargers will be available in Malaysia starting 25 February 2026 through official e-commerce channels (Lazada, Shopee, and TikTok Shop) and major electronics retailers.
