60W USB Charging Station, 10 Ports Multi Charging Station, Multi Charger Dock with Adjustable Dividers, Cell Phone Charging Stations Compatible with Tablets, Smartphones

works very well . Organizes devices very nicely

This is really useful for charging lots of things at once and I love the dividers. They are especially useful for big devices like tablets as they keep them out of the way. Keeping cables tidy is also a big bonus, and it helps you find the right cable rather than hunting around for them. The only issue is it isn't particularly quick (even in the fast charging port), especially if you want to charge lots of things at once. I am fine with charging my phone at night with the device, but if I want it charged quickly then I use my existing fast cable. However the dividers still prove a handy place to put the phone, it's just not plugged into it. Everything else though I am happy just to leave in there and wait.

Brilliant

I had high hopes for this item, I have several phones, several iPads and thought that this might address my charging issues.Firstly the unit is powered by a PSU, essentially you have a tray which supports a number of plastic dividers to keep your devices on their side eg: maximising the space. A total of 9 + 1 devices could be charged, there is only one QC3.0 socket, no cables are included but in order to make this work you need to have USB A plugs with your devices connector, lightning or USB C etc.It seems that the total power output is only 60w's, perhaps powering from a decent PSU that caters for 120W+ would be better.

We have a charging cupboard for all of our devices, it’s basically an old hifi unit it has holes in the back where I have put an extension cable into the unit that is a mixture of uk 3 prong plug sockets and usb ports. I have a light in there too so you can see to plug devices in. The devices that are plugged in are scattered about and it very much resembles a cable octopus. I have now upgraded to this charging station, it is much more compact than my old set up and leaves much of my cupboard free for other things. You do need to allocate space for the looped wires, I found it helpful to alternate between black and white charging cables so I don’t get mixed up. You can choose your own spacing with the dividers provided which means you can set up the station to exactly your own requirements and the beauty of it is it’s changeable should you want too. I have this as a permanent set up but it’s so compact you could easily travel with it, great for when there’s not many plug sockets to maximise your charging on the go.Overall I think this is an innovative design, it works well and is a great space saver.

This 120W USB-C charging station is an absolute game-changer for anyone with multiple devices to charge. With 10 ports, including Type C and QC3.0 ports, it offers lightning-fast charging for phones, tablets, and other electronics. The adjustable dividers are a great feature, allowing for easy organization and preventing cords from tangling.I love how compact and well-designed the charging station is. It can power up to 10 devices simultaneously without any issues, making it perfect for families, offices, or anyone with a lot of gadgets. The fast-charging capabilities are a huge plus, especially when you need to quickly power up your devices.The build quality is sturdy, and the device is safe with overcharge protection, keeping all your electronics secure. If you’re looking for a reliable and efficient charging solution, this station is an excellent investment. Highly recommended!

In principal, having a charging station that lets you handle so many devices has a certain amount of use. However, the maximum output of this is 60 watts over ten devices so 6 watts of charging each. That's not very much compared to my other USB chargers that admittedly have fewer ports but are much faster and don't take up so much space.If you put this in a hallways or public space where a whole bunch of people at a party, or the entire family, could regularly put devices to charge, I could see it still being useful.But you'll have to supply your own cables, and I'm not sure how easily you'll find short ones that keep this tidy.You can adjust the width of device it'll hold, as you've got acrylic dividers and you can choose which slots they go in so you can accommodate tablets and phones and devices that are in cases if you want. Taller dividers would obviously suit tablets, and shorter ones would be fine for phones.Another thing I find frustrating is that the charger itself is powered by a mains power brick with a DC barrel plug, instead of being USB C which would easily supply 60 watts (and caps out at 240 watts). That means you can't use a multiport charger to keep this powered and sacrifice a power socket.If you do have a very specific use case, I don't think the build quality is a big issue so if you really need one of these and it seems better priced than other options or they don't offer better features, it might be worth it. For most of us though, I think you'd be better off with fewer ports, a smaller charger, and much more power capacity.

This charging station is a great solution for keeping multiple devices organised and charged in one place.With 10 ports, QC 3.0 fast charging and a 15W USB-C port, it can handle everything from phones to tablets. The adjustable dividers are really handy for fitting different sized devices, even ones with thick cases, and they help keep everything neat and scratch-free.Protection against overcharging, overheating, and short circuits - the LED light is a nice touch to show when it’s powered on. It feels sturdy and well made, and the 120W power means it charges devices quickly.The only downside is that charging cables aren’t included, which might be inconvenient if you don’t already have enough.But overall, it’s a practical, well-built charging station - would recommend!