USB Charger Hub ASOMETECH 100W 8-Port Desktop Multiple USB Charging Station with PD Port, Quick Charge 3.0 Port, Wireless Charger, LCD Display Fast USB C Charger for iPhone 12, Tablet and More

I really like this charger and use it daily. Now, after 11 months, the wireless feature stopped working but the USB plugs still work. Kudos to ASOMETECH, I contacted them and within 2 days had a replacement delivered to me. That makes me trust that vendor. Great job, great product.

I charge a lot. I mean a lot of USB devices and it's always a hassle to plug in and keep track of enough power bricks without having to constantly rotate what's charging when. This little things solves that problem. I am even thinking about getting another for upstairs. Here is a list of what this thing is currently charging with a couple USB splitters mixed in. 1. HTC Vive Headset Battery 2. External Cell phone power bank 3. 2x Vive foot trackers 4. A health monitoring device 5. 2x Index VR controllers 6. 2x HTC Vive VR controllers 7. Samsung S21 8. Remarkable tablet 9. Meta quest 2 10. Two fingerless usb handwarmers It's also not overloading or running into issues. It really is a near little gadget and the wireless charging pad on the top is a nice added bonus. I bought this thinking it would be ok but it really did exceed my expectations. The display showing the charging status and the amperage/volts being drawn through each USB is also a nice touch.

I have another model from this company. This model seems to have some improvements from the first one. More usb A Ports. Anti slip pad for wireless charger. Auto sleeping display. We’ll it lasted to Sept 13th. Almost 3 weeks. Wireless charger freaked out. Blinks on and off even when nothing on it. Amazon is send another out. Hope this one last a little longer. I really like this charger.

Mine just arrived yesterday, so I cannot speak to it's longevity (this is the main reason it is not 5 stars), but thus far it works great, wireless charging for my iPhone XR through my case works good, the Type C port charges my phone good and fast, and can even charge my Nintendo Switch. The screen is also cool to have, I can't know for sure that the information it gives is accurate (I don't have a way to test the accuracy) is moderately useful and VERY cool if you are a nerd like me and like to see the power output in real time. It was quite interesting to see how little power my Apple watch draws while charging (I knew it wasn't a LOT, but it was even less than I expected). The screen turns off nicely, and a light touch or nearby bump will reactivate it... this MAY give some people problems, but I'm pretty happy with how it behaves. Although the readout switches quite fast between outputs, and has a lot of flashing elements, but hardly worth complaining about (in a perfect world maybe there'd be a button to change which output is being displayed, but it's not a feature I'd pay any extra for). So aside from only just receiving it, thus not knowing how it is long term, and not being able to validate the accuracy of the readouts on the screen, it would be 5 stars. I do kind of wish it was more powerful, with maybe 45W or more on the USB-C port, maybe more, and maybe a second USB-C port, but it doesn't CLAIM to do that, so I can't hold that against it, and that would cost more (though that would be worth the extra money). I just like this charger and get excited about the thought of almost exactly the same charger, but with a couple of extras... heck imagine if it could do enough power to charge a laptop... that would be SUPER COOL! Anyway, I got sidetracked, in short I really like it, it SEEMS to do everything it claims really well, but I'd want to be sure it lasts a good long time with moderate to heavy use before giving it 5 stars (along with some 3rd party testing from someone reputable to check the power output specs but that could just me being paranoid)

This is my 2nd unit. First unit was awesome until I took a trip and at the hotel it stopped charging wirelessly, and stupid me did not bring cables, cause well hell I paid for a wireless charger right. So I got a replacement, 3 hours later, poof wireless charging stopped again. Dang it, the rest of the unit is awesome, multiple plugs for items that are wired etc. coolio but the wireless top section not working makes the unit worthless. I could have just gotten a bunch of blocks to do what the bottom section does.

I use the unit to power six Raspberry Pi 3s and a 4. It easily powers all of them 24x7.

This its my second device, the other one still working well after 2 years. Brought a second one so im don't keep fighting with my son to charge multiple devices.

Update: Read the update at the bottom! Three of the eight USB ports don't work straight out of the box. These bad ports won't charge anything, and the charger does not recognize that something is plugged in . Would not recommend. Also... It only displays the voltage and current if the current is above some threshold. It won't display a status for small devices that don't consume a lot of current (headphones, watches, etc.). I don't really view this as a fault— just something to be aware of if you ignore my previous paragraph. Update: The seller reached out to me and replaced the faulty unit. The new unit is completely functional. I changed the review from 1-Star to 3-Stars. Regarding the current measurements. I did some analysis and I found out two things... 1. The current display can be very wrong. Specifically, I have seen it be as much as 0.2 amps wrong. The error is not consistent, too. It can be 0.2 amps high, and then 0.2 amps low. 2. It will not display anything if the measured current is less than 0.1 amps. But because of the measurement error, it might not show anything if the actual current is less than 0.3 amps. This only matters for the displayed current, the unit still charges even if the displayed current is blank.

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