Next-Gen Power with Real-Time Smart Monitoring
The Anker Zolo 140W (B2697KZ1), part of the high-performance GaNPrime ecosystem, is a professional-grade charging hub designed for the most power-hungry setups. It is one of the few chargers on the market utilizing PD 3.1 technology, allowing a single USB-C port to output a massive 140W—enough to fast-charge a 16″ MacBook Pro to 50% in just 28 minutes. What truly sets this model apart is its integrated HD color display, which provides live data on wattage per port, total power, and even the internal operating temperature of the charger.
Key Features
140W Ultra-Fast Charging (PD 3.1)
Experience the maximum charging speed currently available for USB-C laptops. Both primary USB-C ports can deliver the full 140W individually.
4-Port All-in-One Hub
Equipped with
3 USB-C ports
and
1 USB-A port
, allowing you to power your laptop, tablet, phone, and accessories simultaneously from one wall outlet.
Smart Digital Status Display
A built-in high-definition screen shows real-time “sharp” insights into how power is being distributed across your devices, helping you manage your workstation’s energy.
ActiveShield™ 2.0 Safety
Anker’s most advanced safety system monitors temperature over
3 million times per day
and adjusts power output to protect your expensive electronics from overheating.
Stable Stacked Design
Unlike heavy adapters that sag out of wall sockets, this charger features a unique gravity-optimized layout and a slip-resistant design to stay securely plugged in.
What’s in the Box
Anker Zolo 140W GaN 4-Port Charger (Dark Gray)
5 ft 240W USB-C to USB-C E-Marker Cable
(Required for 140W speeds)
User Manual
18-Month Warranty Card
FAQs
What is the price of the Anker B2697KZ1 in Kenya?
This flagship model typically retails between
KSh 7,500 and KSh 10,500
Can I use this for a 16-inch MacBook Pro?
Yes, it is specifically designed for it. To get the full 140W speed, ensure you use the included 240W cable or the Apple MagSafe 3 to USB-C cable.
Does it support Samsung Super Fast Charging?
Yes. It supports the
PPS protocol
at high amperages, enabling the “Super Fast Charging 2.0” (45W) status on compatible Samsung Galaxy devices.
Why does the screen show a lower wattage than my device’s max?
Devices only pull the power they need based on their current battery percentage. If your phone is at 80%, it will naturally draw less power than when it is at 10%.
