252W 8-Port USB-C Charging Station PD 3.0 LCD Display

Great bit of kit, I love the display which can quickly help you figure out if you’re getting the maximum possible power output to your devices as possible. The selection of ports is great, sadly we still live in a time where not everything uses USB-C so it’s handy to have both options. It will handle multiple high output devices and because it has separate channels of outputs plugging and unplugging devices won’t interrupt the connection on the other bank (eg. channel 1 USB-C won’t reset channel 1 USB-A when swapping devices), if this is something you need for keeping a device like a Raspberry Pi running, for instance. Excellent size and decent wall mount included. Well worth it if you have a lot of devices or camera batteries etc. that need charging. It’s a little bit heavy for travelling with but it’s a great choice for more permanent use at home or office.

I cannot recommend this charger enough for the people who genuinely need this. This isn't really a typical charger but more something to sit beside a mini rack or bank of miscellaneous devices. For the average user just pick up a typical 45W USB PD charger and call it a day, with full USB PD 3.0 coverage on all USB ports it is a game changer for powering Raspberry Pis, my phone occasionally, my smart watch, switch etc... and all for a singular plug, it's rapid charging as it uses USB PD to figure out the maximum charging capabilities for your device, it is as compact as typical laptop charger and the build quality is exquisite, it's not cheap and plasticky like many other options and for the price? it handily beats out buying 8, to spec wall warts. As an added bonus, it DOES NOT cut power to any other ports when connecting another device to the charger meaning no power cuts for any Raspberry Pi run local services. Truly game changing.

Purchased this based on Jeff Gerling's YouTube video that talked about how many USB chargers have an annoying issue that if you plug in / remove a device from one charging port, the others momentarily power cycle. This is problematic for powering single board computers (e.g. Raspberry Pi), where plugging in your 'phone to charge would case the Pi to power cycle. The Sabrent has port isolation, so you can take devices in an and out without others being impacted. Very good build quality results in a have unit, so probably more of a desk / lab PSU vs. taking on a trip.

Quite good, allows multiple devices to be charged. Supports a reasonable set of protocols (see photo). Allows devices to be added without renegotiation (cuts power, may cause device reset) . On my Xiaomi pro tablet a Xiaomi can charge at 33w , this one only goes to 27w. It loses a star because even though I'm in the UK and ordered on Amazon.co.uk it came with a US plug.

Great charger. I tested by charging 2 laptops and 3 phones simultaneously. It handled that brilliantly. I'm hoping to get these in a few rooms to cater for all my charging needs. It has a screen but can be used with the screen off.

I bought the charger because of the display - but the display didn’t work. Going back to Amazon.

Intuitive to use, and works straight out of the box. Make sure that you have rated cables if you want maximum charging speed. This has reduced the amount of USB plugs filling sockets around the house. Definitely charges my MacBook.

Was looking for a charging hub that would tell me the rough wattage each cable is pulling. This is because most multi cable plugs reduce the wattage on cables the more that are used. The display ensures im always plugging the highest wattage cables into to most demanding devices.

Très pratique et compact, remplace plusieurs chargeurs, fixation murale fournie très correcte. L'écran est pratique pour visualiser en détail les sorties et savoir à quelle puissance les appareils chargent, mais il est possible de le désactiver, ce qui fait que le chargeur n'émet aucune lumière, vu que je l'utilise dans une chambre c'est parfait ! J'ai juste enlevé une étoile parce que le chargeur a du mal a reconnaître mon Steamdeck quand il est branché en premier sur un rail USB C et que je branche un deuxième appareil sur le même rail, mais si je branche l'autre appareil en premier et le Steamdeck ensuite, tout fonctionne parfaitement. Pas un gros point noir, juste un peu pénible de devoir se souvenir de ça à chaque fois (l'écran affiche clairement l'état de chaque sortie (si il est allumé) donc assez visible et facile à résoudre).

I really like this charging station, works reliably and doesn't seem to get hot. All the ports function and does seem to support about 252W total. I will say I'm not sure if it's fully working properly, but on all four type A connections display on the screen as 5+ in volts even when they are not in use. I mention this because the type C connections display 0 volts when not in use until I start charging something. It does seem to also support super fast charging 3.0 when I plugged in a compatible cable and an S26U. I do wish that it had the option to plug the power cable into a different side instead of only the bottom. It's a minor gripe honestly.

Works perfectly as designed. I was looking for a charger, I could mount to my slat wall - check. 4 USB-A and 4 USB-C ports, each shown on the display for information of current and loading status - check. Price is more at the upper end but still OK for me - check. Finally got rid of my separate charging plugs - check.

Fungerar superbra

Eine der besten „Gadget“-Investitionen der letzten Jahre. Wer dauerhafte Stromverbindungen braucht und den Hassel mit den Unterbrechungen bei USB-Multi-Netzteilen kennt ist hier richtig. Viel Leistung, mehrere Ports (immerhin 8) und auch noch detaillierte Anzeigen zu den einzelnen Ports. Macht bisher einen Top-Job. Ist eines der wenigen (vielleicht sogar das einzige) Netzteil, welches bei zusätzlichem Anschluss weiterer Verbraucher und Zuweisung der Leistung an den Port die anderen NICHT abschaltet oder das Power-Delivery neu verhandelt! Ferner habe ich Verbraucher (eine Powerbank und noch irgendwas anderes), was sich an manchen USBC-Ladegeräten nicht laden lässt, hier aber immer. Wo andere Produkte also Lücken haben (z.B. nicht das ganze PD-Protokoll bedienen), wird man hier positiv überrascht. Einziger Wunsch wären 6 statt 4 Type-C ports, aber man kann nicht alles haben, v.a. nicht für ein industries-first Produkt. Vielleicht wird die Port-ANzahl bei einer V2 etwas erhöht, wobei ich mir die USB-A Menge beibehalten würde (4, alle in Benutzung) und die Type-C Menge um 2 erhöhen. In dem Zuge könnte man die Leistung noch etwas erhöhen, um auch High-Performance Verbraucher dann zuverlässig zu bedienen, wenn es eben noch 2 Ports mehr wären. Aktuell und für mich aber kein Problem.