As I scroll through Anker’s website and its pages like the wall chargers, cables, and etc., I’ve noticed that their products are categorized in a very crude way. For example, the wall chargers aren’t categorized by how many ports they have, by feature, or by naming scheme, but by mostly release date. In the car chargers sections, the car chargers with different wattages are scattered throughout, and some of them seem to have the same features (like 1 usb-c port and 1 usb-a port, but just different total wattage). Therefore, I think Anker should sort each product section by increasing clarity of each product’s feature(s) and what subsection they belong in (e.g. power delivery or USB-C). Other websites, like RAVPower, sort their wall chargers by ports, then by what features they have, for example.
^For the wall charger, what I propose is to first organize by what port the charger has (indicated by the section heading on the left), then how many ports (greatest to least, left to right)), then wattage (greatest to least), then what features it has (PD > QC > PowerIQ) (Didn’t list all the chargers 'cause I got lazy)
^For the cables, I organized by type of cable, then by material
Now, some people may find this organization adequate enough for them (good for them), or that this is not an important issue and I wasted my time with this post. However, I think most people will be confused and buy the wrong product or dislike the cluttered-ness of the section (more exmaples below)
tl;dr: categorization needs to be implemented, some products should renamed or removed to avoid confusion
Anker should probably cut down on some products that can be combined together into one.