Unitek 96W 10 Ports USB Charging Station, Multiple iPad Charging Station with SmartIC Tech for Phones, Tablets, and Other Electronics, White

Works really well. As there is more than ample space for iPhones and iPads, perhaps a future enhancement would be provision for Apple Watch(s)?

very sleek design for every tidy interior

If you have a large family with/or have lots of electronic devices, chances are you will have trouble keeping a track of the respective chargers & cables, and most likely don’t have an easy way of keeping everyones devices topped up whilst not in use. This charger offers 10x USB A charging ports that provide 5v 2.4a each of charging power which should be enough to charge smartphones and tablets at decently fast speeds. It also allows you to stack devices neatly across it with adjustable plastic dividers that can be spaced any way you’d like. It does not however come with any cables shown in the products pictures, so you’ll need to supply your own (investing in some short cables may be a good idea to avoid cable clutter).The unit comes with a reassuringly chunky power supply brick with a generously long power cable so you have some flexibility of where you can place the unit. The power supply is CE, FCC, RoHS Certified, and it has multi-stage protection with built-in surge protection as well so it won’t damage devices its charging. Even with 10 devices plugged in, the power supply and charging plate didn’t even get noticeably warm. There are plenty of ventilation fins on the charger itself to allow heat to dissipate, but it seems very efficient. Of course, it will automatically adjust the charging rate depending on what you plug in.In terms of noise output, there is no built in fan from what I can tell and the charger was completely silent powering 10 devices, but every now and then I did hear a very slight amount of coil whine if I put my ear right up to the charging plate.The charging plate where your devices plug in however is lightweight and honestly feels a little cheap. Because the power supply does most of the work and is external, the charging plate only has basic circuitry and just passes power through USB. The design is clever though, it has 44 slots where you can fit a divider in allowing for total adjustability to rest any size smartphone or tablet on. There is also a single blue LED on the side which indicates power, and a green power LED on the power supply itself.Overall, after testing this charger by plugging in 10 devices of varying power requirements (iPhones, Airpods, Controllers, External Power Banks, Bluetooth Headphones etc) all my devices started charging instantly with no problems. Having the spacers is nice as I can neatly arrange my devices in on. Whilst the charging plate itself feels a little flimsy, the external power supply looks and feels high-quality and I’m confident that this charger will do a good job for years of use.Thank you for reading my review, if you found it helpful feel free to let me know below.

Unfortunately one of the ports has completely stopped working another only works intermittently. The rest still work fine.

As in the title, if you're old enough to remember "magazine racks" (I assume they don't still exist), then you're as old as me. Sorry. My point, this is kind of like one of those but for devices! I remember magazine racks being the year's hot item, everyone who was everyone had one. For what? Newspapers. Why weren't they called newspaper racks? I guess thats what newsagents had.Random digression aside..initial thoughts were "haha, who has that many devices" then I realised once you add up the phone, kindle, tablet, earphones, other earphones, old phone you still use even though it has a cracked screen but it works for your exercise app or whatever, kids nintendo console, your fitbit, suddenly your rack is more than half full.I'm even using it for some walkie talkies that work on usb.The sheer magnitude of things these days that are usb is mind boggling. So I expect that this kind of product is before its time a bit, fast forward a year and they'll be the hot item..for now they're a niche for people like me I guess.It works exactly as it says, it has a beefy PSU block that will power the up to ten slots. I am technically unable to check how much power it can put out because finding around ten items that use 2A power all charging at once is impossible, earphones and stuff use like 100mA charge current. So in reality unless you're a shop or something and have the need to use just phones across the whole rack, you're not going to be hitting full power on every port.The dividers are removable and in fact come in a bundle, so you can just put them in as you add devices. The spacing is up to you, so things like earphones is no issue. Some things don't even need to go in the rack like I have an exercise watch that just sticks out the side of the usb port. Whatever!Summary time: it's awesome, you totally need this. You don't know it, but you do.Now I just need to find a bundle of ten matching really short 10cm or so usb cables. It would have been cool if that had been included!

Bought it for a 13 year old he was happy he could charge everything at once

Perfect for charging up to 10 devices ranging from smartphones to tablets (with 11 dividers). Peace of mind knowing that it has over-heating, over-current and over-charging protection – the power supply adaptor is CE, FCC and RoHS Certified. Charging will automatically stop when the battery is full. Built-in surge protection will keep your devices safe. No charging cable are included.Thank you for reading my review, I hope you have found it helpful.

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