Anker's latest Prime power bank has officially arrived in Europe, bringing serious charging power in a surprisingly compact shell. Previously leaked in September, the 220W model sits just below Anker's 300W flagship and offers a blend of speed, smarts, and portability. It packs a 20,100mAh battery into a 490g aluminum body measuring only 147 x 44 x 50.5 mm, making it easy to toss into a backpack without adding bulk.

The power output is where this power bank shines. You get two USB-C ports (up to 140W each when used alone or 100W when all ports are active) and a USB-A port for older gear, adding up to a total 220W. That's enough to top up a 14-inch MacBook Pro, a phone, and a tablet all at once -- no wall outlet required.

Up front, there's a color display that shows live power data, charge levels, and even a timer, while the Anker app lets you monitor or tweak settings remotely. The bank also supports 100W USB-C recharging, plus compatibility with Anker's upcoming Prime Charging Base for drop-and-go convenience. Safety-wise, ActiveShield tech keeps an eye on the temperature.

At €149.99, the 220W Prime sits between Anker's 140W ($89.99) and 300W models, offering a solid middle ground for users who want real laptop-level charging without carrying a brick. With travel and hybrid work on the rise, it might just be the sweet spot between power and portability.

The Anker Prime Power Bank (20K, 220W) is now up for pre-order in Germany for €149.99 through Anker's online store and Amazon, with shipping slated for late November and early December, respectively.