Review on Chargers Multiport Charging Multiple Headphone by Caleb Quade

Like many people these days, I tend to hoard electronic devices that need to be charged via a USB charger. The big problem with most of them is that the charger that comes with them (if a charger comes at all) is usually an outlet, which takes up too much space - if I want to plug them all into an extension cord, I'll need a dedicated extension cord for wall warts or am limited to just a couple or three as each takes up space for two or three outlets. But this charger not only charges five devices simultaneously, it also has a standard power cord. I like it. Another great feature is that it has a Qualcomm Quickcharge 3.0 compatible port. Too bad there's only one, but right now I only have one compatible device anyway. Note: This device does not appear in Qualcomm's current list of compatible devices, but I don't know what that means. The list can consist of devices that Qualcomm has specifically tested to meet their specifications, but it could also simply be a list that retailers buy to help consumers transition to their products. The backlit display that shows the charging status is particularly practical - not on all devices. allow you to easily determine their state of charge. In the picture, the first (QC 3.0) port is connected to my LG ThinQ G8 phone. The other two are respectively my smartwatch and my tablet. While they don't show anything like a percent charge (which probably requires device-specific information), you can see the current drop as you get closer to full charge (and in the case of the first connection, the voltage also drops). . ). I can't test their claims of preventing overcharging, overheating etc unless something goes wrong, but so far so good. It seems like a good little charger and I'm very happy with it.