Review on 🔌 Optimized Charging Station for PlayStation 4 - PowerA DualShock by Wendy Taylor

The transition from a charging cable to this charging station was revolutionary! It's not as convenient as it could be, simply because you can't charge and use the controller at the same time like you can with a charging cable. If you have 2 controllers this shouldn't be a problem at all! I always leave one controller on the charging dock (there is an intermediate setting on the dock that allows you to dock the controller, but not far enough away to start charging) while I use the other controller. With the lifespan that one controller offers, I can fully charge another controller multiple times and just turn it off when the one I'm using runs out of power! It's a simple thin plastic base that looks cheap but is negligible compared to what you get from it! This saves you the hassle of plugging in a wireless controller for charging. This will get rid of the unsightly/irritating cord draped across your lap. It looks elegant yet useful! Here's how: Place the Ps4 controller in one of the stands. Insert the controller into the stand until you hear/feel a distinct click. If you've done everything correctly, the controller light bar will start flashing a dim amber/orange to let you know that charging is in progress. When charging is complete, the light bar will stop pulsing. To release: Press the controller again and you will hear/feel another click and be able to lift the controller off the dock. Pros: The controller's light bar will gently pulse amber/orange while charging, letting you know it's working. Can hold the controller without having to charge it (see notes above). Looks great next to the Ps4! Charges the controller within an hour or two, allowing you to get back into the game quickly! Each tote bag has a small indentation that shows where the PS button moves to make queuing easier. It has a notch at the bottom for the cord so it lays flat on the table. Cons: Relatively cheap material. headphone hook