Charging Station, 100W 6-Port USB Fast Charger with QC 3.0 & PD, Compatible with Apple & Other Brand Cell Phones

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I got this unit to charge rechargeable batteries; especially lithium AA's & AAA's. Whatever you are charging, this is a great device, assuming it uses a USB port to do so. It is especially handy because it shows you both the volts and amps a device is using. As most batteries charge, the voltage remains constant, but the amps usually drop as it nears full capacity; even your phone. But if you are charging a battery that doesn't indicate how full it is, you can get a good idea by seeing how the amps drop. Smaller batteries such as AA & AAA's will drop from up to 1.0A to 0.1A and then 0.0A when fully charged. This displays both the volts and amps being used to 1 decimal point. I have found some things that continue charging with less than 0.1A and it will say it's not charging, but it still is. That is only a minor problem.The USB-C output is also very useful for devices that will take more than 2.1A such as a computer backup battery. It will adjust the voltage and amperage output to maximize the charging rate. It will also charge a phone that uses a USB-C port (such as a Samsung) VERY quickly. A Samsung phone will indicate this by saying "Fast Charging" and it can charge your phone almost 2X's faster if it is almost dead.One other downside is it will not charge a laptop computer, even if the computer uses the new universal USB-C/Thunderbolt charging port. But I didn't expect it to for only $30. It may charge smaller devices like a Tablet if it uses a USB-C charging port. But don't quote me on that. I have not tried one yet.The display is very easy to see and use.

I bought this charger back in October 2022. Yesterday it died exactly 2 years later😟. I will buy again, I like the charger.

Love the current indicators for each portThe Regular 5V ports go up to 2.1 amps. (10W)I have seen the USB-C port go to 19V @ 2 amps (38W) - may be able to go higher.Has been in use for about 2 yearsrecommended - no issues

It worked really well in the beginning. But it did not last more than 2 years. When I plug a USB, it just starts flickering and the device does not get charged.

This charger works reasonably well and will do the job, but the electronics are not the best quality, as indicated by the large amount of heat produced. The USB cables get hot at the connection points, and the wireless charger gets so hot that it heats up the phone to the point where the phone is overheated and won't charge. The extreme heat production tells me that there is tremendous inefficiency, probably because the charger is built with low quality components.The USB ports put out about 10 Watts.The QC 3 port puts out about 15 Watts.The PD USB-C port puts out about 20 or 25 WattsThey all get hot to the touch when active.The wireless charger puts out about 10 Watts of power plus a huge amount of heat. The wireless charger essentially doesn't work because it quickly overheats the phone, preventing it from charging.The front panel display is nice, and the USB ports do work pretty much as advertised. I'll be keeping this, but only as a backup charger, and will be purchasing a higher quality unit to replace it.

Ive been using this daily for about 2 weeks. Its on my desk as work and I use it to charge my personal phone, my work phone and charging my Chromebook and Bluetooth headphone. it has a display on the front to let you know if the device is charging and at what rate. and the wireless charging pad on the top is pretty convenient to just place my phone on when I get back to my desk to have it charge while I'm working, or listening to podcasts/audiobooks from that phone through my Bluetooth headset.I like it, it does what I expected. just have to make sure you have the cables you need for your devices

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