USB C Charging Station, 10 Ports USB C Charger Dock Desktop 100W Multi Port with PD Fast Charger, Compatible with iPhone 15/14/13/12/11/Pro/Pro Max/Samsung S23/S22/S21/Tablet/Watch/Headphones

The DeBangsi 96W charger unit is a very handy and powerful device to charge your devices. It comes with three PD USB-C ports that charge at a 20W max, as well as 3 USB 3.0 QC USB-A ports that give a max 18W output. Has a blue indicator light to confirm it is charging, and the unit is mildly stylish to the point that one person actually commented on how sleek & "boss" it was. I even bought a second one to personally put in my bedroom next to my desktop PC, to charge the myriad of products I have for it that need charging. Comes with the unit, power cord (2-3 ft), and a small manual or foldable flyer (that even gives a quick rundown or synopsis of wattage putout given specific port usage scenarios or occurrences - very helpful for multiple device charging purposes).One caveat (not really criticism), is the power cord is kind of stiff or not completely pliable or semi-easily maneuvered. Not particularly huge as an issue, but it is slightly integral if you are going to have other things in its path or vicinity (also makes the unit move or topple if you move beyond length limits of cords: power and/or charging cords). Not that it does anything for the functionality or utility of the product, but the item box is quite appealing or stylish considering the reasonable price. Buy with confidence: 4.7 stars out of 5 for a rating.

I wanted this for travel to reduce the number of wall warts I had to carry. I still use the factory wall wart for my new phone for warranty reasons. The other devices have a lower power requirement so I feel safe with a generic charger. It worked fine with the six devices I charged. I had a GPS, watch, flipper zero, two flashlight batteries and an older android pad, all charging at once.I really do wish there was a power indicator and, if I were to redesign it, a meter indicating the overall current being pulled by the charging devices. Such an addition might add a few dollars to the cost but would provide good feedback at a glance.

THIS ITEM WAS NOT GOOD. IT WOULD NOT CHARGE ALL 10 ITEMS THAT WERE PLUGGED IN. EVEN IF YOU USED HALF THE PORTS IT CHARGED VERY SLOW!!!

It’s will help you a lot in different places.

I love how it can charge both types of chargers. No issues. My kids and I love it.

So convenient and keeps all in one place.

Works great on my iPhone 11 and Apple Watch 8 and tested on an iPhone 14 Pro.Even ran my Mac Book Pro 16” with Intel Processor. Was able to run the machine without charging and after closing the lid will charge the battery as well. Excellent obviously delivering 20 wants to accomplish that on USB C. Charger only got slightly warm doing this.Highly recommended.

Purchased these for business for use charging multiple devices. 2 of the units have stopped working in just weeks. It does not seem to handle multiple devices at once even though it provides multiple ports.

Arrived next day , reasonable price, fast charging of 6 devices , looks heavy duty , will buy another one.

I have had this for a few months, the first time I used it on a trip it worked well. Now on my second trip, it stopped working altogether. In all probably used it for two hours in total.It is complete junk, charges for about 2 min then nothing, none of the ports provide a charge to your devices after two min it just stops charging.

I have a number of devices that need USB charging, Charging is fast and footprint is nice.

The unit is fine for it's stated purpose, to charge devices, but seeing the 20W per channel rating when a RaspberryPi powerpack is only 18W, I had purchased this in hopes of clearing charger clutter between three RPI. The Pi-3B was added first, but it restarted as soon as I connected the Pi-400, and then, when I tried to use the Pi-400, the 3B would restart again. In the manual they describe each channel as being adaptive to needs of the device, so I worry that it is trying to load-balance the wattage causing drops the Pi-3B interprets as a switch toggle. I didn't pursue it, it is still useful as a compact charging station, I'm content with that, but I thought I might post a caution in case anyone else was hoping to power computing devices.

Charger hub was working great initially, but all of the ports except for one usb port randomly stopped working after about a month. None of the USB c ports work. The cable is not bent or broken, and the hub has never been dropped or handled roughly. Though I've had the hub for a while now, I've never figured out how to fix the problem.