OrangeckUSB Charger, 60W 12A 8-Port Desktop Charging Station, Multi-Port USB Charger with LCD Digital Display, USB Wall Charger for iPhone XS XR XS MAX, iPad, Samsung Galaxy, Android Phones

Probably my fourth one of these not because of failure simply due to the ease of use and reliability.

This has been used every day for a while now and it has been amazing. Great charging speeds, nicely designed and not to bulky that it takes up to much space on the desk

I've bought 3 of these for various places, garage, office etc and they are great. Only issue I have had is they do not charge my fussy mirrorless camera for some reason unknown to me. Other than this they can charge a large number of devices quickly and at the same time. Just given it a harsh 4 stars because of the USB C issue with the Nikon camera, but to be honest they charge everything else very well.

Well built and with enough oomph to charge at the same speed as going directly to an adapter. Handled 7 devices at the same time with ease.

Not had much use so far but works as it should do!

Good for what it’s used for value for money

I just had a new kitchen fitted and wanted to have a charging drawer for mobile devices. Charging drawers are ridiculously expensive, so I looked for an alternative.This unit is great value for money and has loads of USB A ports - also a USB C one. It also has a screen which shows you which sockets are charging and how much current they are drawing. I bought a bunch of short 30cm cables for both iPhone and USB C and now can charge all our devices in one place with minimal mess and no fighting over cables.I mounted it in the back of the drawer on a 45 degree angle (so I could see the screen more easily) using a block of wood and some self-adhesives pads.Would be nice if it was supplied with some short charging cables as I had to buy these separately, but for the money you really can't complain that these aren't included.Recommended!

With just about everything requiring a 5 volt USB charger the juggling of devices cables and sockets feels almost endless. Up step the Orangeck i10 8 port charger.The i10 comes nicely packaged in all black box with embossed gold lettering. The majority of the packaging is cardboard and should be easy to recycle. The charger itself is finished in a piano white and fits in nicely with my PS5 and its controller dock. It would have been nice had they include some mounting points so the charger could be affixed to a unit or wall. The charger can supply around 2.8 amps for a single device. However plug in more it appears to limit the current to around 2.1 amps. Disappointingly it's rated at 60w which equates to 1.4 amps across all 8 ports. In general use this isn't really an issue, as you can have 3 or 4 devices fast(er) charging and lower current devices, like ear buds controllers etc, using the remaining ports. The display is small but easy enough to read. However it would be nice if you toggle or adjust the backlight. Sometimes it's too bright at night and it would also be nice to be able to switch it to view the display.In the time I've used it I am yet to encounter any issues and we use it every day. For the £19 I paid any of the shortcomings are easily overlooked and I'd rate it 4.5-5 stars. However at the current price of around £30 4 stars is more fitting. I'd still recommend the Orangeck for most devices.