ⓘ Anker
The Anker Laptop Charger Pro (Valorant Limited Edition) is now available to purchase in the US. Priced at $59.99, the new Valorant-themed accessory offers up to 100W for charging phones, laptops, portable gaming devices, and more. It also comes with a smart display to show output, temperature and charging progress in real time, with options for custom wallpapers and animations.
As mentioned above, the USB-C charger features a Valorant-inspired design that sets it apart from the standard model. Eight UV-printed Valorant agents appear on both sides and users can customize the smart display with different agent themes, starting with Jett as the default. Additional themes based on Phoenix, Killjoy, Viper, Cypher, Chamber, Omen and Reyna will be available later.
Laptop Charger Pro also offers some useful features designed to protect the battery of the connected device. For one, it can recognize specific laptops, including MacBooks, and tailor the output for optimal charging. Users can also set a charge limit of 80% to help reduce battery drain. On top of that, Anker says the charger can reduce laptop battery temperature by 14%, which, when combined, can help extend battery life by up to 40% compared to other chargers.
That said, the Laptop Charger Pro has only one USB-C port, so you can only charge one device at a time, unlike the previous 3-port model (current: $69.99 at Amazon). It weighs 193 g (6.81 oz) and measures 62 x 34 x 55 mm (2.44 x 1.34 x 2.17 in), making it quite compact and easy to pack, especially with its folding tips.
Prices and availability
The Anker Laptop Charger Pro (Valorant Limited Edition) is currently available to order on Amazon for $59.99. It is also listed on Anker’s online store, but is currently out of stock. The charger has not yet gone on sale in Europe.
ⓘ Anker
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