Store4PC via Amazon has 8-Port Sabrent 252W USB-A & USB-C Charging Station (AX-8PTC) for $84.95 - $15.29 w/ promo code 18QZM9MI at checkout = $69.66. Shipping is free.
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Powerful All-in-One Charger: Charge all your devices with a compact 8-port charger delivering up to 252W total output. Featuring an informative color LCD, monitor real-time charging details, including voltage, amperage, and port-specific status, for effortless power management.
Fast USB-C Charging: Equipped with 4 USB-C ports, each providing up to 100W individually or up to 125W per pair. Supports multiple voltages (5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/3A, 15V/3A, 20V/5A) to efficiently charge power-hungry devices like laptops, tablets, and smartphones.
Reliable USB-A Charging: Includes 4 USB-A ports, each offering up to 18W or 36W per pair. Perfect for older devices, these ports support 5V/3A, 9V/2A, and 12V/1.5A to meet various charging needs.
Mix-and-Match Charging Flexibility: Simultaneously charge both USB-C and USB-A devices with a total output of up to 126W per side or 252W overall. Easily manage combinations with the included power limit guide for optimal performance.
Advanced Safety and Compatibility: Features PPS (Programmable Power Supply) for enhanced charging, overcharge protection for device safety, and a Kensington lock slot for added security. Ideal for a wide range of devices, from laptops to gaming consoles and more.
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Store4PC via Amazon has 8-Port Sabrent 252W USB-A & USB-C Charging Station (AX-8PTC) for $84.95 - $15.29 w/ promo code 18QZM9MI at checkout = $69.66. Shipping is free.
Note: Must be sold by Store4PC.
Thanks to Deal Editor iconian for finding this deal.
About this Item:
Powerful All-in-One Charger: Charge all your devices with a compact 8-port charger delivering up to 252W total output. Featuring an informative color LCD, monitor real-time charging details, including voltage, amperage, and port-specific status, for effortless power management.
Fast USB-C Charging: Equipped with 4 USB-C ports, each providing up to 100W individually or up to 125W per pair. Supports multiple voltages (5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/3A, 15V/3A, 20V/5A) to efficiently charge power-hungry devices like laptops, tablets, and smartphones.
Reliable USB-A Charging: Includes 4 USB-A ports, each offering up to 18W or 36W per pair. Perfect for older devices, these ports support 5V/3A, 9V/2A, and 12V/1.5A to meet various charging needs.
Mix-and-Match Charging Flexibility: Simultaneously charge both USB-C and USB-A devices with a total output of up to 126W per side or 252W overall. Easily manage combinations with the included power limit guide for optimal performance.
Advanced Safety and Compatibility: Features PPS (Programmable Power Supply) for enhanced charging, overcharge protection for device safety, and a Kensington lock slot for added security. Ideal for a wide range of devices, from laptops to gaming consoles and more.
Model: SABRENT 252W Charger – 8-Port USB PD 3.0 with LCD Display, Fast Charging for USB-C & USB-A Devices, Laptops, Phones, Tablets, Gaming Consoles – PPS, Overcharge Protection, Travel-Friendly (AX-8PTC)
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That's true.. Lol think I left mine plugged in for about 7 years and house hasn't burned down. Mine was a 10 port usbA 60W charger.
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Haha this thing here, damn.. https://slickdeals.net/share/android_app/fp/351331
Sabrent is at least a trusted brand so there's that.
That's true.. Lol think I left mine plugged in for about 7 years and house hasn't burned down. Mine was a 10 port usbA 60W charger.
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Haha this thing here, damn.. https://slickdeals.net/share/android_app/fp/351331
That's true.. Lol think I left mine plugged in for about 7 years and house hasn't burned down. Mine was a 10 port usbA 60W charger.
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Haha this thing here, damn.. https://slickdeals.net/share/android_app/fp/351331
I have the same one mounted on the wall and powered on for last 4.5 yrs and don't think the new one with 252w would add value to the existing setup.
That's true.. Lol think I left mine plugged in for about 7 years and house hasn't burned down. Mine was a 10 port usbA 60W charger.
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Haha this thing here, damn.. https://slickdeals.net/share/android_app/fp/351331
And main issue for charger that support more than 120W is overheat. We are talking about some of those 200W+ charger only last for 20mins before get to 200F degree and shortly after overheat and shutdown. So you can't really compare the potential of overheat of 60W charger vs 252W charger.
I guess at least for this charger, it is big so may have better Heat dissipation(?)
That design brings back memories. I had a giant 10 port Sabrent USB-A charging brick from over a decade ago. That thing was still kicking a year ago for charging things like bicycle flashlights and old MicroUSB tools in the garage. Gotta put it back into service when I find out what box I packed it in...
That's true.. Lol think I left mine plugged in for about 7 years and house hasn't burned down. Mine was a 10 port usbA 60W charger.. Haha this thing here, damn.. https://slickdeals.net/share/android_app/fp/351331
I'm STILL using mine, I think it's at least a decade old. With 3 kids, it's always always in use.
Several Sabrent 10-port 60W boxes have been in 24-365 use in our family since June 2015. They still work extremely well… boringly in fact
I have 60W Anker charger that run 24/7 for many years and it run fine and run relatively cool. But for my 150W Anker charger and other brand compact charger also using more than 100W, it run relatively hot. So, we can't compare high power charger with low power charger because most electronic will have shorter lifespan when running continuously in higher temperature.
If you only plug in few devices that use up to 60W for this charger, then probably will run relatively cool so doesn't matter. But need to do some research if you consistently using more than 150W when running charging all the devices and see if overheat can shorten this product lifespan or use close to 250W to cause it to overheat and shutdown within hours.
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Haha this thing here, damn..
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That's true.. Lol think I left mine plugged in for about 7 years and house hasn't burned down. Mine was a 10 port usbA 60W charger.
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Haha this thing here, damn..
https://slickdeals.net/share/android_app/fp/351331
In other words 15-18 watts ish.
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Haha this thing here, damn..
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Not long ago they released a firmware which contained malicious malware on it. Once people found out they took it down.
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Malicious malware, as apposed to good malware 🤭 /s
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And main issue for charger that support more than 120W is overheat. We are talking about some of those 200W+ charger only last for 20mins before get to 200F degree and shortly after overheat and shutdown. So you can't really compare the potential of overheat of 60W charger vs 252W charger.
I guess at least for this charger, it is big so may have better Heat dissipation(?)
It's double the maliciousness!
If you only plug in few devices that use up to 60W for this charger, then probably will run relatively cool so doesn't matter. But need to do some research if you consistently using more than 150W when running charging all the devices and see if overheat can shorten this product lifespan or use close to 250W to cause it to overheat and shutdown within hours.
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