The Razer PlayStation 5 quick charging stand, made in China, holds and charges one DualSense wireless controller. The package includes the charging stand, a USB to USB-C cable, and documentation.I placed the quick charging stand on the end table next to the sofa. I needed to find an unused A/C adapter for powering the charging stand to the power strip. The curved cradle fits the controller perfectly. When docked, the controller is held upright and leaning slightly back. This orientation allows comfortable use of the controller during charging.Many products use USB cables and don’t always come with an A/C adapter. If using this charging stand plugged into the PS5 is the best option, then it would make sense not to include an adapter. However, this charging stand is perfect for resting on an end table. USB ports are not common on wall outlets or power strips, even though these products exist on the market. For the price of this charging stand, I feel an A/C adapter with the appropriate power output should be included.If you want a quick charger for your PS5 DualSense controller, the Razer PlayStation 5 quick charging stand is an excellent choice. I like this charging stand more than the PlayStation DualSense charging station for appearance and usability reasons. Just be sure you have an A/C adapter if you don’t plan on charging directly from the PS5.► PROS:Quick chargingUpright positioning1-year warranty► CONS:No A/C adapter included
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