Review on 🔌 BESTEK USB Power Strip with Wireless Charger - 8-Outlet Surge Protector, 6-Port USB Charging Dock Station (40W), 1500 Joules, ETL Listed - Black by Jack Herrera

Okay, the thing has its class. Each USB output has its own "Power". It does not share the power with other sockets like conventional charging stations do. So you can quickly charge six devices at the same time. There's even multiple on/off switches on this thing, because it's actually a bunch of surge-protected power strips all packaged in one block, and they're all brilliantly laid out and not vertical on the floor. Until you see it, it's hard to explain what a simple but much better solution it is. It takes up much LESS space and even invites you to go outside when you need it. I bought it for my daughter who can have a lot of young people in university when they study or just get together. She sets the thing up in the middle of the room and instantly all of her devices plug in to charge their devices while the Chromecast streams to their TV the latest discoveries they've made. When my wife saw this, she asked for one for herself. Since I live by her standards, I bought it for her right away. She planted this thing like a tree near the sofa so we could chat and recharge after work. She likes to check what the family is up to online and then show it to me on her phone. It charges her phone, iPad, laptop, heating pad and even has room for my electronics if I ask nicely. and invites guests to recharge during their visit. We've never done anything like this before with our old chargers plugged into walls or hidden behind furniture. If you're thinking about making a place for a charging station for personal use or thinking outside the box like my daughter did, I strongly encourage you to understand. I used to think there was something wrong with my wife's phone because the battery was always dead or drained. Now I know she was just uncomfortable charging away from the charger at bed or at work for long periods of time. As a mom she's on the phone all the time and it fixed a problem I didn't even know existed.