Vority 6-Port USB Charger 10.2A/51W Rapid [Black] Wall Portable & Travel Charging Station for Up to 6 USB Powered Devices. Perfect for Office & Home Charging Need, Full Charging Speed for up to 3 iPad Air (or Tablets) and 3 iPhone 6 Plus (or Smartphones) or other PSP, Cameras, Bluetooth, Power Bank, Battery Cases... Model HEX102AC - 2 Years Warranty - UL Certified

It seems to work great, I have been able to consolidate the amount of charging devices into one plug in..

This is the 1st charger that I own with six charging ports. I own others that have ports. This charger does what it advertises. I'm not a fan of the form factor. My 5 port chargers have the electronics built into the unit bricks, whereas this unit has a separate proprietary plug AC charger, plus the USB charger hub, and a power cord. The USB charger hub is made of hard plastic so there is a potential that it may slide on furniture and get pulled around while using mobile devices. I would also mention that this is the 1st USB charger that has a on/off switch on it. I don't understand the reasoning behind the power switch as one would assume that if a mobile device is plugged into the hub then the intent is to charge a mobile device. The power indicator LED light on the USB power hub is a nice touchI would not call this unit portable, but more of a charger meant to be left on a piece of furniture. I am also not a fan of the 3 2.4A port and 3 1A ports. IMO the charger USB ports should all have the same output with the circuits directing current based on demand. My other chargers have 5 ports and each port can have a max of 8 amps depending on load. No need to remember which ports are needed for which devices. I would also state that just the USB charger hub of this unit is larger than the 5 port charger that I own, and again that 5 port charger has the intelligence built into it to direct current where the demand is.If you plan to buy this charger for portable use I would caution you to think again. However if left on the desk or table it does not matter.

The four 2.4 Amp ports are labelled as such, and do a great job of charging our power heavy devices (Transformer, iPad, iTouch, etc). The two 1 amp ports are also labelled. They are wonderful for our phones and what-not.The fact that they are labelled makes a significant difference. I have used a charger that does not label them. I hooked a tablet up to the wrong port. Now, I have one less tablet. This is more annoying than the many times of finding uncharged high current items.So, it works well, doesn't get hot, even under load, is labelled, and takes up a small space on my side-desk.I am in the process of getting a USB to 3.5 adapter to run one of the 2.4 amp ports to my powered USB hub. If this ends poorly, you will see an update, with no change in stars.

I have a number of devices I charge in a few different areas of my house that charge at varied rates. This charger replaced the 4-port brick I used to use and with the long power cord it has the added convenience of not being tethered to an outlet or blocking one. The charger and power adapter are light, so I used some velcro fastener to put them both on the back of my headboard, giving me more than enough ports to charge what I need the next day on my nightstand. I plan to purchase 2 more, to add to my office desk and to my living room coffee table.

It worked great till it just went dead 3 months after I've owned it :-/

I have mine underneath my clock and it is invaluable. I can charge my phone, watch and tablet with spaces to spare.

I love the USB chargers and they come in handy when you have multiple devices. I own several of the chargers that have from two to six ports. I was looking for one to leave at the office for when I run my phone down listening to my play list. This was offered at a discount during a company sponsored promotion for allowing customers to test and provide feedback. I received the black one and it is well made with a separate cord that connects the outlet plug to the charger. I do not like that each port doesn't provide the same output so items don't charge timely in my opinion. After a few weeks two of the ports stopped working and I also noticed that the power cord adapter gets hot so be sure and unplug it when not in use. I was afraid it would cause a fire at work with how hot it got a few times. My other chargers seem to work much faster and I've had no issues with them getting hot.

This is the only way to go for multiple devices. Perfect - what else can I say.