House charger again this Christmas? 7 reasons one ten-port plug ends the queue.

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One PowerStation $114.25. Two PowerStations $202.45.

The usual fix is one more single-port brick. It takes another socket and still charges one thing, so the queue just moves to the wall.

So this year, put the fix under the tree. The 330W GaN PowerStation from Titan Power Plus is a charging station with ten ports on one wall plug.

Plenty of buyers want more than one: 120 of its 470 orders took two or more PowerStations.

1. Nobody waits their turn

Ten ports run off that one plug: six USB-C and four USB-A. Everyone at the table gets one. The earbuds charge, and so does the speaker on the bookshelf. Nobody comes looking for you holding a dead screen. The sockets on either side stay free for the tree lights and the coffee maker.

2. Both laptops, minus the bricks

Two of the USB-C ports give up to 100W each, and those are the laptop ports. Two laptops charge from the same plug as the phones. The bulky brick that used to cover two sockets goes in a drawer. Altogether, up to 330W runs through the one plug, shared across every port.

3. The tablets get their own ports

Four more USB-C ports give up to 30W each. That's where the tablets go, and the handheld game that came out of the wrapping paper an hour ago. Each one sits on its own port all afternoon. Nobody unplugs your phone to make room, and you stop being the one who decides who charges next.

4. Older cables still fit

Four USB-A ports give up to 18W each. That's the flat, rectangular end on the cables that came with older phones, the kind visiting relatives pull out of a coat pocket. They plug straight in, and your good cable stays yours.

5. Half a charge before dessert

On a fast port, a phone goes from 0 to 50% in about 28 minutes. Someone's phone dies as lunch hits the table? Plug it in when the plates go round. By the time the pie comes out, it's at half and ready for the group photo.

6. The tangle behind the sofa goes

It weighs 258 g and measures 104 mm across, so it fits in a palm. Set it on the side table, where the strip of bricks used to sprawl. One small charger and one cord to the wall, and nobody steps on a brick in their socks again.

7. A second one for the desk

Buy two, and one stays in the living room for the family. The other goes on the desk of whoever works from home, beside the laptop and phone that live there. It's a present they'll reach for every weekday, long after the wrapping paper's gone. Two PowerStations are $202.45, so the house and the desk are covered in one order.

Next to the strip of bricks

Set beside what's plugged into your wall now.

Ready to hand off the job?

You already know which socket it's going in.

In buyers' own words

From verified buyers.

“Charges all my devices quickly.” Verified buyer

“Very good addition to the home office desk.” Verified buyer

If it isn't right

Send it back within 30 days for a full refund.