USB Charger, ASOMETECH 100W 8 Port Multiple USB Charging Station with 4 Quick Charge 3.0, 4 USB C PD Port, Wireless Charger, LCD Display Fast Charging Hub for iPhone 13 12 iPad Samsung and More

This thing works good. Seems to be pretty good quality. Worth the money would buy it again.

This great power station lets you know what devices are charging and how much power they are using. Also, once they are full, it goes to zero and won't keep charging until they get low, and an intelligent charge keeps them full. Great for my flashlights and wireless headsets. The wireless charger works for my AirPods but not my phone since my case is too thick. But there are plenty of power options. I keep several Micro USB cables plugged into the standard USB ports and high-speed USB C cables in the high-speed USB C ports.

Compact design, plasticky like so many of these devices, but the sockets are holding up well enough. Has successfully charged up everything I've thrown at it so far, from phones to tablets to other devices that require the voltages this provides. Nice that I can see voltage and amperage readouts-shows me that some devices need quite a bit of amperage to charge, even charged the A9 Samsung tablet no problem. Have no near-field charging devices so can't say how that works. One odd tendency-not sure why but this seems to attract a fine film of dust on its front, weird I know, but I have to clean the front off every few hours! Maybe has something to so with the induction circuit used for near-field charging ? So far so good otherwise.

I've had this for months now and it has proven to be a reliable charger. I use it to quickly charge my iPhone regularly while I'm working, and I also keep two items plugged into it continuously (my lighted desk work pad of the Delorean from Back to the Future and my "neon" rocket ship on the wall -- yeah, I'm a cool dude 🤣). I use the other ports to charge lights, timers, etc. I like that it has a digital readout of the voltage, amperage, and wattage (power draw) for each port (it cycles through any port, including the charger on top, that is drawing power). If you don't like the display panel, though (why?), there is a button on the side to turn it off. Also, it's quite convenient that each charging section has both a USB-A and a USB-C connection. Recommended product.

The ASOMETECH 100W 8 Port Multiple USB Charging Station is a game-changer for managing all my devices' charging needs. With its eight intelligent ports, I can charge multiple devices simultaneously without worrying about overloading the power strip. Including 4 Quick Charge 3.0 ports ensures that my high-demand devices, like my phone and tablet, get the power they need quickly and efficiently. The wireless charging feature is a standout, providing a clutter-free charging experience for my compatible devices. The LCD is convenient, showing the current and voltage of each port in real-time, so I always know how much power each device receives. The build quality is solid, and the durable design feels like it will last for years. Its compact size and sleek black finish make it a perfect fit for any desk or countertop. The smart allocation of power ensures that each device gets the optimal charging speed, which is a huge plus.

My son had to have this after seeing his grandpa using his. This will charge a lot of things and quick. Highly recommend for versatility and variety if you have several different devices and need mulitple ports.

I've been using this charger for a little over a month. Lately I noticed that if I connect devices that do not require much power the charger's display remains at all 0s (zeroes). The first picture shows a device for which the charger registers information. The second picture shows a device for which the charger does not register any information. Both devices were connected to the same port (USB-A), using the same cable. The second device is charging according to the 4 LEDs on the device. I don't know if this is due to a defect or by design, so I asked Amazon for a replacement. My previous charger (36W and no wireless charging pad) did show voltage and current for these devices. UPDATE 06/30/2022 As soon as my review was posted I was contacted by Ruby (ASOMETECH). Ruby said that the issue is confirmed with their engineer... the device that brought this issue to light is drawing 0.2A (according to my old USB charger) and this current is too low for the ASOMETECH charger to detect. The minimum current that this charger can detect is 0.3A. Unfortunately, there are plenty of devices that draw current lower than 0.3A. But fortunately, since this is a design issue, it can be corrected in a future charger. I added one star strictly for the prompt support contact. UPDATE 07/03/2022 I received a replacement I requested prior to ASOMETECH confirming the issue with low current devices. The GOOD for this replacement: The charger seems to react to connecting devices a little faster. When I connect a device the display will show info after about 1 second. The BAD for this replacement: I am using a wireless charging stand with my Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra connected to this charger with a short USB-A to USB-C cable. When this wireless charging stand is connected to the charger I originally purchased the display will show 12V, 0.9A, 10W. The Galaxy S22 Ultra will indicate that it is in Fast Wireless Charging mode. When my wireless charging stand is connected to the replacement charger, to any of the 4 USB-A ports, the display will indicate 6W. Sorry, but I do not recall the indicated voltage and current. The Galaxy S22 Ultra will never go into the Fast Wireless Charging mode. I informed Ruby of ASOMETECH about this and the replacement charger is going back to Amazon.

Great little power station just wish it had a few more USB inlets but it does the trick. I can charge my metal detector, cell phone, headlamp, earphones and pinpointer at the same time and watch how much voltage each is using which is important to me.