USB C Charger Block 100W, Type C Charger Fast Charging 5 Ports 3C2A, Charger Station Multiport for iPhone/Ipad/MacBook, Power Adapter for Multiple Devices, Wall Mount

I think this product could have been betterTo start with : there are compact products for similar use availableThe product makes some sort of beeping / humming noise when devices are connected* wish it support dual voltage -

It is very convenient as you can fast charge 5 devices simultaneously and it only takes up one outlet. The flat design for the plug allows you put it in inconspicuous places or behind furniture or mattresses without it bending or wearing down. It omits a tiny light that is noticeable in a pitc dark room, but not so much that you can’t sleep.

As someone who works in IT, I am constantly needing to charge up multiple devices. So when I saw this available from Vine I jumped at the chance to grab one and review it. Overall, I really like this device. The power cord seems like it's going to be big out of the box, but when I went to plug it into the outlet it's basically just the right size. And since this doesn't have the ground pin (which in a way can be viewed as a downside, but isn't common with phone chargers anyway) it can be installed in whatever orientation you need. It's also super, flat, so it will fit in just about any situation where you can reach the power outlet.I also really like the included wall mount. You're able to screw this into any surface that you can put a pair of screws into, and then use the included double-sided sticky tape to attach the charger to the mount. (There is a second double-sided sticky tape included in case you are unable to utilize screws.) The face plate of the mount swivels a full 360 degrees, so you can change the orientation of which cords are coming from where even after mounting. It has a "catch" every 90 degrees to keep the unit in place, but definitely stops easily at other points and feels firm. I have not utilized the mount to test if the weight of the charger would pull it to one of those 90 degree stops, but it feels like it can be pretty flexible. If you are setting this up at a work station, you could even use this to mount the charger under a desk so it's totally out of the way!The unit has three (3) USB-C ports, one of with is listed as a 45W Power Delivery. The included User Guide states that you can utilize all five ports at once, and it should be smart enough to identify and maximize each devices charging speed. I used this device to charge an iPad that was totally dead using a USB-C to Lightning cable that came with an Apple Product (so a genuine cable, not third party). Using the normal USB-C port, after about an hour and a half the iPad had 30% charge. I then moved the cable to the PD45W port, and ended up getting the same charging speed, now at 60% after another hour and a half. Other chargers I have used seem to charge the iPads quicker, so while this is definitely doing the job, it is not the fastest charger on the market. The standard USB-A port also showed the same speeds.One disconcerting thing I noticed (which is part of what is keeping this from a 5-Star Rating for me) is that when my devices are plugged into the USB-A ports, there is a high-pitched electronic "whine" that comes from the charger while it's working. It's pretty noticeable when you are within 5 feet or so of the device. I do not hear the same sound when using USB-C cables, so it's definitely something with those particular ports. With most things going to USB-C now, it may not be a big factor for most people, but I feel is worth noting.Overall, this seems to be a great product. It offers a lot of flexibility and definitely seems like the convenience of setting up a "power station" was important to the overall design which I appreciate. I wish it had a better "quick charge" capability, and really dislike the "whine" I get from the USB-A ports, so I will likely only use the USB-C ports going forward. If those two things are improved in future products, this one is a keeper!

When on vacation, I have always used individual power bricks for each family member. This meant keeping track of all these devises. The convenience of having one power source to charge everything makes packing and organizing that much easier. Now we only need one wall outlet instead of searching for several. We only charge our phones on it so it's perfect for us.

This unit has been a lifesaver for me in my office - I work in an ancient building and there is never anywhere to plug anything in. I put this guy in the one open outlet I had and haven’t needed anything else since.

The flat plug is nice and being able to plug into the wall and not another USB is also good. Not sure what the power output is divided if all ports are being used, but it charges.

This works great to charge our Smartphones, Fans, without having that unsightly power strip with wires dangling all over the table or floor! Not a fan of the flat plug but not a dealbreaker! Also the little blue light doesn’t bother me but a small piece of tape could solve that problem! Nice sleek build looks so much better than that ugly power strip!

Nothing comes with their own USB power adapter anymore. So, if you don't want to spend a ton of money on individual adapters, you need to get something like this.For something that can power some laptops and up to 5 devices, this thing is small and light. I guess that is because it's a GaN charger. I like that it comes with a 5-foot power cord. If that isn't long enough for you, it's a detachable figure-eight cable. So, you can just get a longer one. It makes it less suited for travel though.When it is plugged in, this adapter is silent. There is no coil whine or other noise. There is a single bright green led, which might stand out in a dark bedroom. I plan on covering mine with electrical tape. As for how charging goes, it charged my Surface Go2 from 0% to 50% in 30 minutes. This was while I was using it at 75% brightness. The adapter didn't get overly hot either. I'm happy with that.I did notice an oddity. I have some cheaply made devices that require a USB-C to USB-A cable. This is because they don’t have the proper components communicate to a USB-C charger. A normal USB-C charger will not charge them using a USB-C to USB-C cable, but this adapter will. Not sure how I feel about that. On the one hand, it's less custom cables I have to carry. But it does mean this adapter isn't following the USB-C standard.