Tripp Lite 6-Port USB Charging Station - 60W USB-C, 2x 20W USB-C, 3x USB-A, PD Charging, Device and Apple Watch Storage

Safely stores your mobile devices, including Bluetooth headphones and Apple Watch, while charging and organizing up to 6 devices simultaneously.

Flexible USB Charging Station Charges Up to 6 Mobile Devices at the Same Time

At home or in the office, this USB charging station provides enough power and ports to keep your devices at high capacity. No more peering behind furniture to find an available outlet or unplugging one device to charge another. This compact charging station is ideal for homes with busy families, dorm rooms and offices with multiple mobile devices. It charges up to six devices at the same time, including smartphones, tablets, laptops and e-readers. It doesn’t require a computer, so you can take it anywhere AC power is available.

Removable Brackets Allow Convenient and Customizable Storage

Five tall and three short brackets are included to hold multiple devices during charging or to store them and keep them organized when not in use. Also included are special brackets for Bluetooth headphones and an Apple Watch. The brackets easily insert into slots built into the charger’s surface. You can customize storage space according to the number and size of the connected devices, ranging from smartphones and AirPods to larger laptops and tablets.

Provides Plenty of Power to Keep Your Devices at Capacity

Three USB-A ports provide a maximum of 5V 2.4A (12W) of power, enough for fast-charging most smartphones and tablets. For devices that are more powerful, one USB-C port provides up to 60W PD charging for battery-intensive devices like the MacBook Pro or Chromebook Pixel. Two more USB-C ports support PD charging up to 20W.

Easy to Use with the Included Power Cord

To charge your USB devices, simply plug the included 120W power supply into any standard NEMA 5-15R outlet, and connect your devices to the available USB ports. The charger protects against overheating, overcurrent and overcharging. A green LED indicates the unit is on and receiving AC power.