10 devices, one wall socket: 6 reasons one hub ends the charger tangle

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Your laptop is nearly flat, your phone is on its last bar, and every socket behind the counter already has a brick in it.

That whole tangle comes down to one cable to the wall. The 330W GaN PowerStation is a 10-port charging hub on a single wall socket: two laptops charge on their own 100W ports, and phones, tablets and earbuds take the other eight, all at once.

Here is how, one reason at a time.

1. Your sockets come back

Count the bricks behind the counter, then the sockets. There are more bricks, so in goes an extension strip, and soon it is full of bricks too. The hub asks for one wall socket and gives you 10 ports in return: 4 USB-A ports at 18W each and 6 USB-C ports at up to 100W. The kettle gets its socket back.

2. The laptop brick leaves the counter

If two of you work at one table, that is two laptop bricks, each hogging a socket and a stretch of counter. The hub has two dedicated 100W USB-C ports for laptops, so neither laptop needs a brick of its own. Both charge from the same box as the phones, and the two biggest lumps in the tangle go back in the drawer.

3. Nothing waits its turn

You know the evening shuffle: the phone comes off so the tablet can go on, and the earbuds wait until morning. On the hub, all 10 ports can be in use at once, with up to 330W of GaN fast charging shared across them. Plug them all in before bed and the shuffle is over.

4. What about the earbuds and the camera?

Those are the chargers that go missing. The camera only comes out for trips, and by then its charger is lost under a pile of the wrong cables. The hub charges phones, laptops, tablets, earbuds and cameras, so each plugs into the same box with its own charging cable, and the spare chargers can go.

5. Less of the power turns into heat

With a full house plugged in, the hub might be charging a laptop, two phones and a pair of earbuds from the one socket. It does that with gallium nitride, the GaN in its name: GaN transistors move current efficiently, so less energy is lost to heat. More of what the hub draws from the wall ends up charging the devices on its ports.

6. Your nightstand becomes the charging spot

Your phone spends the night beside the bed, so that is where its charger belongs. The hub is a compact matte black unit that sits on a desk or a nightstand, and one AC power cable runs it from the wall. It is sold with a US, UK, EU or AU mains plug, so it goes into the socket your home already has.

Side by side

Set the hub beside a brick for each device and the difference is plain.

What to check	The 10-port hub	A brick per device
10 ports from one wall socket	Yes	No
Two laptops charge with no brick of their own	Yes	No
Phones, tablets, earbuds and cameras charge on the same box	Yes	No

Starting takes one free socket

Plug the hub into the wall, run each device's own charging cable to a port, and the counter is clear.

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Backed by a satisfaction guarantee

The hub comes with a 30-day satisfaction guarantee. You can return an unused hub in its original packaging within 30 days of delivery, and on a change of mind you pay the return postage. Customer support is there 24/7 if anything needs sorting.