Short answer — it depends what you need. Quick picks by use case:

• Best all‑around (multi‑device, fast): Anker 737 (GaNPrime) 120W — powerful, 3 ports and good power‑distribution for phones, tablets and laptops; compact GaN design. (anker.com)

• Best compact travel charger (phones + 13" laptops): Anker Nano II / 65W (small, reliable, great value). (anker.com)

• Best for 16" MacBook Pro / highest laptop speeds: Ugreen Nexode / PD 3.1 140W (or other PD 3.1 140W chargers from Plugable / Anker). These deliver Apple‑rated 140W fast charge for modern MacBooks — use the top PD3.1 port and the correct cable. Note: some of these higher‑watt chargers run warm under full load (observed in reviews). (macworld.com)

• Best multi‑port desktop charger (office / many laptops): Ugreen Nexode 300–500W or Satechi 200W / multi‑port GaN desktop chargers — they let you fast‑charge several laptops/phones at once. (theverge.com)

• Best car / on‑the‑go high‑power option: Baseus PrimeTrip and other recent car solutions showcased at CES offer high‑watt outputs and built‑in cables for laptop charging on the road. (theverge.com)

Quick buying rules (short):

• Match wattage to the device (phones ~20–45W; ultraportable laptops ~45–65W; 14" MacBook Pro ~96–140W; 16" MacBook Pro may need PD3.1/140W for fastest charging). (macworld.com)
• For >100W (PD 3.1 / 140W+) use a PD 3.1 / 240W‑rated USB‑C cable (E‑marker) to get full speed and safety. (help.typesauto.com)
• Prefer GaN chargers (smaller and more efficient) from reputable brands (Anker, UGREEN, Satechi, Belkin, Plugable). (anker.com)
• Watch reviews for heat and throttling on very high‑watt chargers; high power equals more heat under full load. (theverge.com)

If you tell me the device(s) you want to charge (phone model, MacBook/PC model, or “multiple devices”), I’ll give a single best recommendation and a specific cable model and buying link for the US.