AnkerCharger, 60W 6 Port USB Charging Station, PowerPort 6 Multi USB Charger for iPhone 14/13 Series, iPad Pro/Air/Mini, Galaxy S23/S22/S21, Note 20 Ultra, LG, HTC, and MoreClimatePartner certified

Great charger to make a ‘home’ for all the random USB-A cords. I have a USB-C, Lightning, and USB Micro all plugged in. This is in addition to a rotation of random cords (shaver, waterpik, rechargeable kid toys, etc) in a nearby basket.Never tried charging a laptop with USB-A, but tablets/phones/headphones/portable batteries charge without issue.Good value, saves space, very functional.

GREAT for traveling with kids who have multiple devices to charge. Fast charging, seems pretty durable, saves space on top of a desk, MUCH smaller than trying to plug in 6 bricks. Works well in an office setting, too. Worked so well, I bought a few more for other places in the house. Can’t go wrong with Anker.

Works well, used it to charge six devices at once and it worked without any issues. Worth the money, since six separate decent-quality charging blocks would be more expensive.

I considered putting in electrical outlets with USB chargers on them but every time I stay in a hotel I find that they are broken. This is perfect to sit on the counter and plug everything into. It works well and has held up for a while.

This is a great product. It's sturdy, well-built, looks good and works perfectly. Even the packaging is top shelf. Yes, it costs more than some similar items, but it's worth it. Look at the number of 5-star reviews! I would recommend this item to anyone.

[Edited — see end of review.]The PowerPort was immediately useful and seems well made. Four stars rather than five for these reasons:When I looked for a multi-port charger on Amazon, the PowerPort's description noted that tablets could be charged with it. This turns out to be _in_correct for either the two Samsung Galaxy Tabs I have (these are the original Galaxy Tab designs -- ancient by today's standards). I had several email exchanges about this with Anker. I passed along to them a couple of articles showing that the charging issue has been known about for a while -- there's something about older Galaxy Tab models that makes them impossible to charge using non-Samsung charging devices. I had already known about the problem. But I assumed from the product description that Anker had solved it. Anker apparently hadn't been aware of the issue at all, which surprised me a bit. They are now.So I wouldn't call it a defect in the PowerPort device, but it is a limitation and I hope they'll update their descriptions accordingly.The other reasons for 4 rather than 5 stars: the surface of the device is very slick. It tends to slide around (and sometimes, onto the floor). I wrapped a heavy rubber band around the chassis, a high-tech solution that has prevented the thing from sliding off the table. They should provide small stick-on rubber "feet" that the user can add as an option. The final 4-not-5-stars reason: the charging ports are a bit too close together. Surely a bit more space could be provided in a future model. All of those things aside the product is clearly of high quality and I wouldn't hesitate to buy another PowerPort model.[Edited a few hours after posting above review] I have found another device this charger won't charge: the "Tough Light 400 LR," a battery-operated LED camping/emergency light also sold on Amazon. After three hours of connection to the PowerPort, the Tough Light's charging indicator had not moved from red to green. But that should have been enough as the Tough Light arrived with a partial charge. I plugged the light into a standard Samsung charging block — and the battery charge indicator turned green immediately (full charge). The same happened when I plugged the lamp into a no-name/generic USB charging block. So that's two devices the PowerPort can't seem to charge. Disappointing.

I’ve been using the Anker PowerPort 6 as a central charging station for my devices, and it’s been incredibly reliable. With 6 USB ports and 60W of total power, it easily handles multiple devices at once, including phones, tablets, and accessories, without overheating or throttling.Charging speeds are solid - not quite fast-charging like USB-C PD, but more than adequate for overnight or desk-side charging. I’ve used it for iPhones, iPads, Android devices, and even some USB-powered gear in my workshop, and it’s kept up without issue.The build is compact and clean-looking, and it’s helped me cut down cable clutter by giving everything a single charging point. It also travels well - lightweight and durable enough to toss in a bag when needed.If you’re looking for a dependable multi-port USB charger for your home, office, or even travel, this one is a great balance of power, ports, and price. Highly recommended.