One tower for every charger on your desk

Three AC outlets, two USB C ports, four USB A ports, and 65W GaN fast charging, in a vertical design that takes up very little space. Here is what it does, and what to check before you buy.

Shop the charging station

Count the chargers on your desk. A phone, a laptop, earbuds, a tablet, maybe a lamp.

Each one has its own cable and its own brick, and they all compete for the same outlet. The result is a tangle behind the desk, and a wall socket that is always full.

The 9 in 1 USB Charging Station turns one wall socket into 3 AC outlets and 6 USB ports, standing up on your desk instead of spreading across it.

What makes it useful

Nine ports in one tower: You get 3 AC outlets, 2 USB C ports, and 4 USB A ports, enough for your phone, laptop, tablet, earbuds, and smartwatch at the same time.
65W PD fast charging: A USB C port with PD 65W and GaN technology can fast charge compatible phones, tablets, and many laptops.
GaN technology: GaN chips help keep a charger small and efficient, so a station like this can stay compact while still delivering fast charging.
A vertical, space saving design: The tower shape takes up little room on a desk or nightstand, and helps keep the area neat.
A right angle plug: A right angle plug helps the station sit closer to the wall, which is handy behind a desk or in a tight space.

Who it is for

Remote workers with a laptop, a phone, and accessories on one desk
Students setting up a dorm room
Anyone who is tired of a full wall socket and a tangle of chargers
Business travelers who want one station for a hotel desk

Set up in 3 steps

Plug it inPlace the tower on your desk and plug it into a wall outlet.
Connect your devicesUse a USB C port for your laptop or phone, USB A ports for smaller devices, and the AC outlets for devices with a plug.
Keep it tidyRoute your cables neatly, and charge everything from one spot.

Good to know before you buy

The supplier states a rated power of 1250W. Keep the total load of everything you plug in within the station's rating, and use cables that match your devices. Actual charging speed depends on your device and your cable, and the 65W speed applies to a compatible device on the PD port.