Universal USB Charger 6-Port Desktop USB Charging Station Hub with Smart Identification Technology Compatible with iPhone iPad Cell Phone Tablets(Purple)

I bought two originally, but purchase a third one just a week later. They come in so handy. Every side table in my living room has one now. So no matter where I sit, or a guest sits, they can recharge. It was a great investment.

Works great, good feature of not overcharging. Don’t try to charge more than three things at once. But five ports allows for leaving all of your cords plugged in.

It will charge my fit bit just fine. I will lose battery life when my phone is charging

This is really a problem-solver for my family. I was running out of USB ports on my PC, where I usually charged Bluetooth headphones, MP3 player, etc. not to mention another power strip crowded with chargers for multiple devices. We’ve been using it for about 3 days and it does seem to noticeably increase charging speed over the devices’ original chargers, besides providing more USB charging ports.

The charger is very lightweight (so it would be easy to travel with!) but that makes it somewhat prone to tipping over when it has 3-4 devices connected to it, although that doesn’t seem to affect its functioning. Admittedly, it is not yet situated in the best location in our apartment — I put it on our dining table in the entry/foyer to test it out, and family members have been frequently plugging in and removing devices. This tendency to tip would likely be helped by a) finding a more out of the way location with adequate space for the plugged in devices, and b) reeling in the charging cords to more consistent, shorter, lengths to avoid a spaghetti tangle.

Some older reviews (2017) mention an LED light that came on when it was powered, and I think that was also mentioned in the instructions included with the product. However, it must have been removed from the current version of the product. There is also no on/off switch on this unit, so to avoid vampire power draw, it should be unplugged when not in use. Because of this, I think the LED would actually be a useful feature so it would be clear when the charger is powered or not and avoid the annoyance of plugging something in for charging and later realizing it wasn’t charged…