Featuring three USB-C ports and a USB-A output, the new Zolo charger delivers efficient charging in a lightweight form—now on sale in select EU markets for €49.99.
Anker Expands EU Charging Lineup with Zolo 70W Charger
Anker has officially released its Zolo Charger (70W, 4 Ports) in select European countries, following earlier sightings in the US as part of bundle offerings. Compact yet powerful, the charger is designed for users needing multi-device charging without bulk.
- Price: €49.99
- Availability: Amazon France and Germany
- Color: Currently in black only; white model shown in promotional material is not yet listed
Power Where You Need It: Three USB-C Ports + USB-A
The Zolo 70W charger comes equipped with:
- 3 x USB-C ports — each capable of delivering up to 70W individually
- 1 x USB-A port — supports up to 22.5W, ideal for legacy devices
⚡ Smart Power Distribution:
When charging multiple devices, power output adjusts intelligently:
- Example: One USB-C port delivers 45W (enough for laptops), while a second USB-C can output 25W (suitable for smartphones).
- Total max output across all ports: 64.5W
This flexibility makes it ideal for travelers, hybrid workers, and households with a mix of USB-C and USB-A devices.
Designed for Portability
One of the Zolo Charger’s standout features is its compact and lightweight build:
- Dimensions: 5.0 x 5.0 x 3.2 cm (~1.97 x 1.97 x 1.26 inches)
- Weight: 215 g (~7.6 oz)
- According to Anker, the Zolo is 20% smaller than comparable chargers—though no direct competitors were named.
This makes it a travel-friendly option for users looking to minimize bulk while still carrying enough power for multiple devices.
US and Wider EU Availability Still Pending
While the charger is now officially available in France and Germany via Amazon, there’s no word yet on:
- Broader EU market rollout (Italy, Spain, Netherlands, etc.)
- US availability through Anker’s own Amazon storefront—outside of limited Costco bundles
Given the rising demand for compact multi-device chargers, a wider release is likely imminent, especially heading into 2026.
