Review on 🔌 KitBox USB Charging Station - 6-Port Fast Charger with 20W USB C Charger and 18W QC3.0 Fast Charger for Tablets, iPad, iPhone 12, Android Phone, Kindle, and More by Lisa Hill

The display that tells you what is being charged where is particularly nice. I have a Google Pixel 4 XL that charges at 18W and some things don't charge it at that rate. And if not, I don't know until about an hour passes and I realize my phone is barely charging. Also, our phones don't even tell us what they're charging from. They just say "loading" or "fast loading" or maybe "slow loading". You'd think a damn cell phone would tell you the voltage and current it's being charged at. By the way, here's how to find out the power when you're charging something. For example, if something says 5V --- 2A, then it will charge at 10 watts. And if something says 9v --- 2a then it's charging at 18 watts. Basically you just multiply two numbers to get the power. Pretty neat, right? Funny how nobody has mentioned this before. At least I've never met anyone and I'm almost 40. I had to learn on my own by searching the internet and doing my own research. Anyway, I can't say anything that isn't already in the listing. As well as it works, I have no complaints so far. If I ever do, rest assured I will update this review.