Description
Anker Zolo Charger (140 W, 4 ports, GaN) – model B2697
GaN internals shrink a four-output desktop charger into a 69 mm × 69 mm footprint so one outlet can feed a laptop, tablet, and multiple phones. Output caps at 140 W and rebalances automatically as you plug or unplug devices.
One device connected
Either main USB-C port (C1 or C2) can supply up to 140 W—suitable for many USB-C gaming laptops and MacBook Pro models. USB-C3 alone maxes at 40 W. USB-A1 alone reaches 33 W.
Two, three, or four outputs active
With two ports, C1+C2 can split 70 W + 70 W, or a main C port can take 100 W while C3 or A1 adds 40 W or 33 W respectively; C3+A1 together share 24 W. Three USB-C ports together allocate 65 W, 45 W, and 30 W; the same split applies when C1, C2, and A1 are used. Mixed loads such as one main C at 100 W with C3+A1 at 24 W, or 65 W + 45 W + 24 W across C1, C2, and the C3/A pair, stay within the 140 W budget. All four sockets can run at once with useful wattage on each rather than disabling ports.
Efficiency, input, and box contents
Gallium nitride runs cooler than conventional silicon at this power class, which helps keep the unit compact. Input accepts 100–240 V~ at 50/60 Hz, 2.6 A. Integrated pins suit standard Pakistani wall sockets without a separate voltage converter. Xccessories Lab lists the B2697 with a 1.5 m USB-C to USB-C cable in the package.
Port output reference
| Ports in use | Power split |
|---|---|
| USB-C1 only | 9 V⎓3 A / 15 V⎓3 A / 20 V⎓5 A / 28 V⎓5 A (max. 140 W) |
| USB-C2 only | 9 V⎓3 A / 15 V⎓3 A / 20 V⎓5 A / 28 V⎓5 A (max. 140 W) |
| USB-C3 only | 5 V⎓3 A / 9 V⎓3 A / 15 V⎓2.65 A / 20 V⎓2 A (max. 40 W) |
| USB-A1 only | 5 V⎓3 A / 9 V⎓2 A / 12 V⎓1.5 A / 10 V⎓2.25 A / 11 V⎓3 A (max. 33 W) |
| USB-C1 + USB-C2 | 70 W + 70 W |
| USB-C1 or C2 + USB-C3 | 100 W + 40 W |
| USB-C1 or C2 + USB-A1 | 100 W + 33 W |
| USB-C3 + USB-A1 | 24 W |
| USB-C1 + USB-C2 + USB-C3 | 65 W + 45 W + 30 W |
| USB-C1 + USB-C2 + USB-A1 | 65 W + 45 W + 30 W |
| USB-C1 or C2 + (USB-C3 + USB-A1) | 100 W + 24 W |
| USB-C1 + USB-C2 + (USB-C3 + USB-A1) | 65 W + 45 W + 24 W |
Quick notes
140 W laptops: A lone primary USB-C port delivers up to 140 W for most USB-C gaming notebooks; machines that need a proprietary barrel plug still require their factory charger.
Adding cables: Extra devices only lower per-port wattage inside the 140 W ceiling—the charger redistributes rather than overloading.
Included accessory: 1.5 m C-to-C cable; no separate extension cord beyond the built-in plug form factor.
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