This is probably the one you should buy.
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Let's be honest, what you're looking for is a multiport USB charger that's as cheap as you can possibly get it, but also won't set on fire and burn your house down - which is a surprisingly difficult thing to do online.
The good news is, you've found it.
The first thing you notice on receiving the package is that it's actually quite heavy (for a charger, it's not heavy compare to, say, an elephant, or a bag of sugar). That's a good thing - when they're light, it means corners have been cut, they've scrimped on materials (and in the case of chargers, it probably isn't safe).
On taking it out of the box, you find it is as sturdy, and well built as the weight suggests. The cable is one of those little nobbly things we used to get on cassette players - much sturdier than the more standard (these days) single pin which inevitably snaps after a few months.
I work as a cycle courier, which means I have to charge two sets of bicycle lights, a mobile phone, and a power bank from completely dead, to completely full, every single night. Another problem you often experience with chargers like this is they can't really deliver the claimed watts, and it really shows if you're using them all at the same time, and I would wake up to find something hasn't charged, and I then have to choose between finishing early, or dying at work. Not so with this one, all my stuff charges over night, every night. It really does deliver it's claimed 60 watt output.
I'm also quite clumsy, and I've knocked it over several times already. No problem, everything still works, it's sturdy enough to handle being knocked around a bit.
The only tiny thing I'd complain about is the base. I'd prefer it to be a little bit bigger to make it less susceptible to me being unable to traverse a room without knocking something over. But that really is it, everything else is spot on.
The good news is, you've found it.
The first thing you notice on receiving the package is that it's actually quite heavy (for a charger, it's not heavy compare to, say, an elephant, or a bag of sugar). That's a good thing - when they're light, it means corners have been cut, they've scrimped on materials (and in the case of chargers, it probably isn't safe).
On taking it out of the box, you find it is as sturdy, and well built as the weight suggests. The cable is one of those little nobbly things we used to get on cassette players - much sturdier than the more standard (these days) single pin which inevitably snaps after a few months.
I work as a cycle courier, which means I have to charge two sets of bicycle lights, a mobile phone, and a power bank from completely dead, to completely full, every single night. Another problem you often experience with chargers like this is they can't really deliver the claimed watts, and it really shows if you're using them all at the same time, and I would wake up to find something hasn't charged, and I then have to choose between finishing early, or dying at work. Not so with this one, all my stuff charges over night, every night. It really does deliver it's claimed 60 watt output.
I'm also quite clumsy, and I've knocked it over several times already. No problem, everything still works, it's sturdy enough to handle being knocked around a bit.
The only tiny thing I'd complain about is the base. I'd prefer it to be a little bit bigger to make it less susceptible to me being unable to traverse a room without knocking something over. But that really is it, everything else is spot on.
