Review on Wireless charging station 5 in 1 iForce 1010 (iPhone Apple Watch usb AirPods iPhone Samsung Galaxy Watch(Gear)), black by En Core ᠌

As a universal combine for a family with users of different "ecosystems" (for example, Apple and Samsung) - quite a convenient thing. Not without flaws, but does the job. You need to understand what will require additional purchases: at least SZU for fast charging (15-20 watts) With its pros. Universal combine for charging gadgets. I don’t know about 5in1, but 3in1 is for sure: a socket for regular AppleWatch charging, a charging pad for other watches (in particular from Samsung), and a platform for charging smart phones (any, but, of course, one at a time). For a bedside table, perhaps a comfortable and stylish thing. Different cons: 1. There is no built-in charging for Apple Watch, only a socket where you can place a regular Apple "tablet" 2. It follows from paragraph 1 - a separate (second) wire and a separate network charger go to charging from Apple Watch (i. E., a full set of charges takes two sockets). The regular additional socket on this station, conceived to connect Apple watch charging, is now useless, because. it is USB-A, and all new apple chargers are on USB-C. That is, either you pull the second wire from the outlet (from the second (!) Outlet or from the combined SZU), or buy a non-native charger for watches with a USB-A wire 3. Conditional fast charging of smart phones (iPhone and Samsung Galaxy S10). If you cut through the 18W SZU, then Samsung, although it writes fast charging, is still 10% longer than through their own branded wireless charging station. And if you put the watch nearby to charge, then charging ceases to be "fast" 4. The built-in charging station for Samsung watches does not have centering magnets (as in the original charger), only a small recess, and with any displacement, the Galaxy Watch 4 quickly goes into overheating 5. There is no SZU in the kit, this is straight redneck