USB Charger Station Block with Rapid Charging Auto Detect Technology Safety Guaranteed 10-Port Family-Sized Smart USB Ports for Multiple Devices Smart Phone Tablet Headphones

There's no C connections, but still, there's TEN places to hook up probably everything you might want, and since it plugs into an electric outlet, there's a GOOD STRONG CHARGE going out from it !!! Easily snaps in the connections, really strong piece,

I bought the USB charging station in July 2021 because I liked the idea of having a charging station like this for all my USB devices. When I first received the charging station, I plugged it directly into a wall outlet, per the instructions. For the first six months, the charging station seemed to work fine. And then, in January 2022, I noticed that the only two USB devices I had plugged into the charging station - two cell phones - were dead. I disconnected the phones and then reconnected them and unplugged the charging station from the original wall outlet and plugged it into another wall outlet, but the charging station still failed to charge the two phones. There isn't anything wrong with the phones as they started charging as soon as I connected them to my computer. Unfortunately, the charging station is dead. This USB charging station is a good idea, but the execution is terrible. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone as it only lasted six months for me.

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Super handy. Having 10 ports to be able to change multiple devices is great. I wouldn't say its fast though. This with a new "fact charging" cord said a hour and 30 min to charge my samsung 14 ultra from 42% to full. Not sure if its the cord or this charging port. Both were new, both said fast charging.

If you're anything like me you may be finding that all your USB chargeable devices are starting to take over your ability to charge them all. Cords everywhere and never enough USB ports to plug into to charge everything. I found this and ordered it because it has an abundance of USB plug ins, both standard and USB-c ports. I have a small shelf system I picked up (via Amazon) that allows me to neatly stack all my chargeable devices and this unit sits atop the shelves. I can run all the power cables through the back of the shelves to this charging base and add a big measure of organization to the plethora of cables that run to all the different items that need charging. It's a huge space saver and I highly recommend!

Before I got this USB charging station, my life was a tangled jungle of cords, chargers, and desperate prayers that at least one outlet would work. My phone, tablet, smartwatch, earbuds—they were all fighting for survival like contestants on a reality show called “Who Gets to Live at 3% Battery?”Enter: this glorious USB charging station. It’s like a power strip went to college, got organized, and decided to make something of itself. Suddenly, all my devices are charging peacefully in one place, like it’s a tiny spa for electronics. I half expect them to come out fully charged and emotionally healed.It’s got more ports than a hacker’s dream, and it doesn’t judge how many gadgets I own. Tablet, phone, Bluetooth speaker, toothbrush—yes, even that—bring it on. It handles everything like a tired parent at bedtime: efficiently and with just enough passive-aggressive humming to remind you it’s doing all the work.Now my nightstand looks like a sleek tech showroom instead of a spaghetti mess of desperation. My friends are impressed. My dog respects me. I’m not saying the USB charging station changed my life—but I am saying I sleep better knowing my Fitbit will live to buzz another day.

I was pretty happy with the form factor/design, overall but was apprehensive of the low price. I've generally not purchased higher end chargers and haven't had problems in the past, so I figured it was worth the risk. In this case, however, you do get what you pay for.The build quality wasn't obviously bad; seemed like good quality ports, non-cheap-appearing plastic. But I noticed wasn't exactly right with the device from day #1 -- the LED back-lighting that can be seen behind the ten ports ... fluttered slightly, bright then maybe 5-10% dimmer then bring again osculating between the two around once per second. I don't design nor do I know much more than enough "to be dangerous" about how these things work, but in past devices incorporating LEDs, that usually meant a capacitor used in the circuit was bad or the wrong size. This happened whether or not anything was plugged into the charging ports and didn't get worse or better based on the number of devices plugged in. I plugged in eight devices and they were charged about every night without issue ... until the whole thing died.On failure, the LED light on the device blinks on about once every second for a few milliseconds. Nothing charges. I'm going to guess a capacitor or two is acting up but it's dead.I observed one other consistently weird issue ... upon plugging this device in to any plug in my house there would frequently be a popping noise (and sometimes a visible spark). It's the same kind of situation that will occur if you plug in a vacuum or some higher-amp device while the device is turned on -- a sudden rush of a lot of energy, a small spark, but it otherwise worked. This spark was louder/more consistent after it failed. And *dang* was it hot! I suspect I may just have a bad unit, so check other reviews, but I'll be replacing it with something different. I don't know what kind of a fire hazard this presents -- if any -- but I don't have confidence that the unit I purchased was terribly safe to operate.