BESTEK Wall Charging Station/Surge Protector with 6 AC Outlets+4 USB Ports,Cell Phone Charging Dock for iPhone 6 Plus 5S 5C 5 4S, iPad Air, mini, Galaxy S6 S5 S4 S3, Note 4 3 2, Tab 4 3 2 Pro, Nexus 4 5 7 10, HTC One, One 2 (M8), LG G3, MOTO X G, most other Phones and Tablets

I LOVE this product and I love how cheap it is here. I searched for it on eBay and a couple other places and it was listed around $100+ so I'm definitely happy with the product and pricing here. This product works only with a double outlet that uses 3 prongs. it works best with an outlet that is vertical with an outlet on the top and an outlet on the bottom. if your outlets are installed upside down, then you won't be able to use the cell phone charging dock because your phone would just fall off of it.Positives and negatives about this product will completely depend on what kind of outlet you current have.Positives:-it's obviously is a bada** when it comes to plugging in TONS O items because of the many options you have.-There is a nightlight that has a dim, bright and off setting. The light is actually a bright white light that lights up an area or room fairly well for a night light. This comes in handy for the scary cats out there if you can't sleep in the dark (me being one of them)negatives: (this hasn't been a huge issue for me)-The night light button makes a loud "Click" noise when you press it so if you are trying to press it while someone is sleeping and they are a light sleeper, it might wake them.Positive/negative (depending on the type of outlet you may have)- there is an outlet plug on the back of the product that is supposed to plug into the top outlet of a double outlet and there is a single plastic prong that sticks out below that, which is supposed to "plug" into the bottom outlet of a double outlet. If you have a double outlet with a screw in between the top and bottom outlets, then this is a positive for you. BUT if you have outlets that have a "test" and "reset' button in between the top and bottom outlets like I do, then the single plastic prong barely stretches into the bottom outlet and doesn't make the product AS secure. It should still work and it does work for mine.-There is a long screw that is supposed to screw through the front middle of the product itself and out of the back of the product then into the wall. This screw is supposed to replace the screw that secures your outlet cover. This screw is supposed to make the product more secure. Same issue as above, This is obviously a positive if you have an double outlet with a screw in the middle of the top and bottom outlets... BUT if you have outlets that have a "test" and "reset' button in between the top and bottom outlets like I do, you can't put the screw in at all which doesn't make the product AS secure. It should still work and it does work for mine. I just have to hold the product still and secure to the wall as I unplug or plug something in.see attached photos.

I purchased this because of the numerous good reviews, but what I received was a poorly designed, poorly fitting, unattractive charging unit. I was hoping for an a connector to drop my phone onto, but I found the removable connectors do NOT stay fastened to the unit. This means to use this function, you must find the connector, plug it into your phone (hopefully in the correct orientation as both sides are identical), and then place it in the slot. To remove the phone, you must remove the phone and connector together, and reverse the procedure. This is hardly ideal. It would seem obvious to me that these connectors should "click" in place in the unit so you can simply drop it on and take it off.The unit advertises "storage" for the connectors, which is laughable. As you can see from the photos, the storage is simply an area on the top of the unit where you can try to balance a single connector. Again, nothing to keep it from simply falling off, and no storage for the remaining 2 connectors.The clear plastic cover on top of the unit must be turned forward in order to access the ports on top, which means it requires an additional few inches of clearance.All in all, I am not impressed.

Great product screws into the jack (when you take wall plate off) sits flush with wall. The center charging dock has a adapter that plugs into your phone and then the gravity charged the phone ( the adapter goes int a hole and charges this way) i like this idea because it is easy on the charging port of the phone and it charged fast. the down side is most cases wont fit so youll have to use the usb part of the charger. I bought two and one of them the led stopped working for the light (didnt really need it). one of my kids (4 year old) lost one of the adapters and i tried contacting the company to replace it but no response yet. Overall I recommend this product it really utilizes the wall outlet.

I put one of these in my son's gameroom and the other by my comfy chair. Now all of our phones, tablets, headphones, Bluetooth speakers, portible battery packs, etc stay charged and we can still plug in lamps, and other corded things. My only complaint is that the unit could afix more firmly to the wall. It doesn't mount exactly flush but maybe I'm expecting too much. If they had included a little strip of foam rubber or something around the edges, it would be absolutely perfect. Hmm, Perhaps I'll just add one.The LED light is super because it points toward the floor so as not to be disruptive. This would make a great gift also. Think Gift Exchange.

The charging station is sturdy and appears to be well made. It is also aesthetically pleasing. Problems:1. Its design assumes all house outlets have the same orientation. They are not. Some outlets are inverted. It will not make the product unusable but it would take 5 to 15 minutes to invert the house outlet.2. The phone slot, possibly its stronger selling point, is too small for most phones without first taking off the case.3. For phones and slim cases, one still could not simply drop it into the charging slot. The removable connectors do not stay connected to the unit. It takes two step to charge a phone. First insert the connector into your phone and then place it into the charging slot. Similarly it takes two steps to remove the phone.4. Advertised "storage" for the connectors is not really functional.Overall, great ideas not realized because of poor design.

A little more than I need but very good. Would like to have a container for holding the connecting USB wires. I can roll them up in the cover somewhat, but they tend to fall through the slot on the cover. As I don't have an iPhone, only an android, the iPhone doc is wasted on me.

The dock helps take care of several devices near our breakfast table. The changeable tips don't stay in place and they become tricky to keep track of. It'd be nice if they clipped in place somehow and had a storage spot for the tips not in use.