Multi Device Charging Station MSTJRY USB Charging Dock with Switch Cell Phone 5 Port Charging Station for Android Tablets (White,5 Cables Included),Pack of 1

This charging station is exactly what I needed to keep all my devices in one place. It works perfectly with different phones and tablets, allowing everything to charge at the same time without any hassle. What I love most is how it keeps my desk looking clean and organized. Instead of having cables everywhere, all my devices are neatly lined up and easy to see at a glance. It makes my space feel much more tidy and stress-free. The design is simple but very practical, and it fits nicely on my desk. It’s been so convenient for daily use, and I no longer have to deal with a messy setup. I’m very happy with this purchase and definitely plan to get another one. Highly recommended for anyone who wants a neat and efficient charging solution.

This charging station is fantastic and exactly what I needed! The 5-port design with adjustable dividers allows me to organize all my devices perfectly based on my needs. My desk is no longer a messy tangle of cables and devices - everything has its place now! The included 7 short cables are perfect and keep everything neat and tidy. I can charge my iPhone, iPad, and other tablets all at once without any issues. The build quality is solid, and the white finish looks clean and modern on my desk. The adjustable sections are great because I can customize the spacing to fit different sized devices. Setup was quick and easy, and it's been working flawlessly. This has completely transformed my charging setup from chaos to organized efficiency. Highly recommend for anyone with multiple devices!

Desktop & Charging Organization At the same time as the LR file organization tutorial, I was physically bringing some order to my physical desktop. Once the home to an iMac and dual monitor, Wacom tablet and a host of other stuff. I must confess, my entire desk area had become a catch all. But all that has changed. The iMac, Wacom table and second monitor found new homes in the office/studio. Where, they should be, right? Well by 10 year old desk, a gift from my dad (well the $ came from my dad. That’s another story, sits in front of the dual living room windows and looks out over my tiny porch and courtyard. My original intent was to watch the birds which frequent my feeders and keeping watch on my plants to see if, my some miraculous chance, my thumb has turned green. Well, the grass, and plants, at the time of this writing are green. The jury’s still out on the thumb. Once the desk was cleared, I set this area apart for writing, processing thoughts, recording victories and well…sipping coffee. I use to keep the blinds closed because I didn’t want passerbys to see my computer equipment through the window. I now keep them open till evening. I love this writing nook that I’ve created. The desktop is cleared, yet, one area of frustration remains, “Where can I organize all of my devices for charging?” Just not enough outlets and those which have an available plug are behind something…like a couch, tv stand…you know stuff that has to be moved to access them. But I was determined. This morning, I received a big portion of that solution. It’s a multiport charging station which actually stores the devices as well. I opened it with glee and set it up immediately. Here’s a pic: On the far right, you’ll see how organized my device charging is with this setup. It has little plastic dividers which can be arranged in a variety of widths, i.e. I can leave my phone in it’s leather case. In the very back, is my iPad Pro 9.7 with accompanying Brydge keyboard attached and in the center, my iPad mini. In the back of the unit is a power supply which needs only one available plug. Underneath my desk is a surge protector with 8 outlets. I have my Macbook Pro’s charger ready in one of them, my desk light, printer and now, the charging station. The remaining open spaces are for charging my camera batteries. In a wooden wine box, I keep all charging paranaphelia. Just so I know where to look when I’m ready to travel. You’ll also notice the Qwerkywriter S (thanks Kim for showing this lovely. I’m not kidding, and I get no kickbacks from anyone, but that old time typewriter sound really does inspire me to write.) I’ve written every day since it arrived. What a joy. It actually inspired me to reorganize my desk as well. It now sits on the roll out desk’s keyboard drawer. I really wanted it sitting on my desk but that makes it too high for me to type. Being in the drawer offers a bit of protection from the dust as well. At any rate, I’m really happy with my Writing Nook redo. I bought the device from Amazon. Here’s the screenshot, in case you’d like one of these gizmos yourself. Certainly worth every 2,999 pennies. It comes with 3 IOS cables and 2 mini usb, all are about 6 inches long so no long tangled cords. Frustration free I’d say. Oh, and there’s a switch on this gizmo for turning it off/on. How sweet and thoughtful of the developers. That’s an accounting of my organizational challenge as of today, Monday, Aug 3rd, 2020. What a milestone. Think I’ll celebrate with another cup of coffee. Oh, in case I haven’t told you already, I love the sound of this keyboard.

EDIT: The seller had reached out to me and sent us a new one. It works great! And I am so happy to have a place to organize and charge my kids tablets! They ended up reaching back out to make sure I had received it and it was working! I had high hopes for this, with four kids, we have multiple devices that need to be charged. When I got it set up, only 3 ports worked. I even changed out the cords to ones we already have. I moved it to a different outlet about 2 times and still not working. And now, 2 months later, none of the ports work. So it's just being used to house our tablets.

Itis a great product. We travel with it everywhere. Recently we lost the dividers in a travel we did and I contacted customer services to see where could I buy more, they were amazing and sent me the dividers, no cost. That is customer service!