90W 10-Port USB-A/C & Wireless Charging Station with Ambient Light Deck - 9A1C

Simple, practical and works well. Even has an on/off switch for the wireless charging option so it doesn't have to remain on if not used. Light weight too.

organized a mess, but the fam doesn;t use it like its meant to be.

I・ve been using this by my bedside for several years now. About 3 years. Every single USB port still works and the wireless charging pad still works too. At the time one USB-C port was fine. But I had to buy another device to charge 2 iPhones at once with USB-C. This also helps keep my stuff organized.

It's a large charging station, 7" x !2-1/2", but it's used for charging an I-pad, an e-reader sized tablet, and a phone or two. It's nice to set the devices on edge to take up less table space than without the Siig charger. I have had good results in the past with Siig products and have no reason to expect less now.

Love this product!Charges everything all in one place and compact!

This charging station has adequate power for all our devices including USB-3 port for iPad. A less expensive charging station we tried could not handle several types of devices.

A well-designed, well-built, compact charging station with plenty of USB ports for fast-charging all those devices that are hanging from messy long cords in every wall outlet in your house. Note that charging cables are not included. HINT: Pay attention to the type and length of cables you will need. You don't want a bunch of long, messy cables hanging from the station. For example, your iPad pro will need a 9"-12" type A lightning cable. Otherwise, a combination of 6 inch Type C and Type A cables will probably serve well.

With 3 kids in online/hybrid learning this school year, this allowed me not to have cords and school iPads all over the place. Works exactly as I needed it to. Holds all of them in place and keeps them organized and charging overnight. I・ve also used it to charge my phone while working with my kiddos. I LOVE the magnetic charger, but I do have to remove my Loopy case to do so. I purchased the larger size because I intend to use for tablets & phones as my kids grow up and require such things. Great way to keep everything centralized, organized and not in hands all night to charge. ____

Came faster than promised. Lightweight with a good a/c charger. Qi pad works great. Nice feature with the power button. Wish it came with cables.

Has a bunch of USB ports and places to stand stuff for charging - simple - the only drawback is that the wireless charging pad doesn't charge my phone when its in its case (Note 8 - UAG case, though this issue is status quo)

The hard part is finding the right length cords to work. iPads with rubber type kid proof cases can be a little snug but other than that, it・s great for phones and AirPods and the wireless charge aspect is nice too.

So far I really like it. The wireless pad is very strong and not picky where the phone is, so it doesn't have to be lined up EXACTLY to charge. The slots are wide enough to accommodate iPads and larger phone cases which is nice. Overall it is a really nice, well built unit. Light years ahead of the cheaper things you can find around.Be aware, it is pretty large. I had to change the spot I have my charger because it was just too big to be there, and it has a power supply on the plug, which means you need somewhere the cord can go behind if you want that big black box hidden. Fairly minor issues, but the only thing that kept me from giving 5 stars.

Have had this product for over a month now, great product overall. Construction appears durable. One star removed because I feel that the USB-C ports amperage should be made more obvious. Be aware that the USB-C port is only 3 amp... expect slow charging from that individual port. All other USB-A are full speed (individually), however, expect slightly slower charging rates/speeds as more devices are connected to the unit. The dividers are solid and non-removable.I wish the wireless "dock/pad" area had a more grippy surface...my LG V35 doesn't slide while on the dock, per se, but if I interact/touch the phone (no case) it does spin very easily. Using the Android app "Ampere", my charging rate from the wireless dock is roughly 750 mA give or take. So I think the wattage for the wireless dock is between 5 and 10. Oddly, another phone with wireless charging capability has had problems with constant interrupted wireless charging. It is a LG Optimus G Pro from way back in 2013. I cannot fault this SIIG unit, however, due to the age of that phone... it's an odd issue.I did contact the seller regarding the amperage of the USB-C port and the seller was very quick to respond. The misunderstanding concerning the USB-C port was my fault, I should have read the product specs more clearly.Overall this is a great dock and very handy.

The charging station is more durable than I expected and paying $65 for both a QI charging pad and a station combined isn・t a bad value considering some of the charging pads can fetch upwards of $50 by themselves and this is more durable than the $35 ones that lack the charging pad. That said there are things not to like about it. For starters for $65 you would expect charging cables for the devices. There・s also the fact the dividers aren・t removable or adjustable so no way to put your AirPods or Apple Watch on it (unless you・re willing to use the charging pad for an AirPod and Apple Watch holder which defeats the purpose of pay $65 for the pad to be included to begin with. And finally the plug for the charging station is one of those old school PC plugs that are bulky and heavy. That said it seems like a great purchase if you want a QI pad included in you・re charging station especially considering it・s durability. Just remember you have to use your own cords or buy more if you don・t have them.

I knew I was running into a problem when I had no room for my tea cup on my light stand. It was now covered in devices. Remote controls, chargers, cables, iphones, androids, etc. There had to be a way to manage this mess. I started by getting a brick that could charge 4 USB (one C). That helped eliminate some chargers. Then realized you could get 1 foot cords for lightning and micro USB, which cleaned up a lot of cable mess. Still a problem was how many devices were just laying around. I started looking on Amazon for a docking station and found several. Some didn't look all that strong enough to hold my 12.9" iPad Pro with case. I thought I could build an organizer but I'm already out of chargers. So I found this SIIG. It's a little thicker than what I would like but it fits the bill.The wireless charging works great and so does all the slots for holding the devices. The only thing that I would like better is that the USB C port could charge at least 65 watts (it's only 15).It is fantastic and would recommend it.

I'm a QA tester using Android devices and I often have several strewn on my desk at any given time. This dock allows me to store them and have them charged and ready whenever I need them. The speed of charging is also quite good, allowing all my devices to charge quickly at once.The slight rubbery texture on the top does minimize slipping so devices stay in place, especially when connected via 1ft cords.Sadly, the reason I can only give 4 stars is due to the fact that the rubberized material is not grippy enough and that it is entirely absent on the wireless charging pad. This would not be an issue, but for the fact that the pad is angled, so any device put on the pad without a case will slide right off. It's a shame for such an otherwise excellent device, but it may be rectified in a future release.