Charging Station with Wireless Charger Pad for Multiple Device - Seenda 5 Port Multi USB Charger Desk Organizer with Wireless Charging Pad and 8 Short USB Cables for Phones Tablets Multidevice

Key features

• CHARGING STATION FOR MULTIPLE DEVICES - This USB charging station provides 5 USB charging ports & 1 wireless charging pad, allows you to charge multi-devices at the same time, saving more time and money, you won't have to worry about different charging requirement for different devices. Smart Charging Technology will ensure each port delivers optimal current (up to 2.4 A) for your device, makes charging fast and reliable
• Multiple Devices Charger All In One - Multi-device charging station combines the function of a wall adapter plug, multi-port USB charger, wireless charger pad and short charging cables pack in one set! Excellent space saver, it would nicely organize and charge multiple devices at the same time, perfect for family, office & public occasions. Not only that it can be used as a practical charging station, but also a beautiful organizer decoration
• WIRELESS CHARGING PAD - This charging station organizer is compatible with all Qi enabled smartphones like Samsung Galaxy S10/S9/ S9+/ S8/ S8 Plus/Note 8/Galaxy S7/ S7 edge /Galaxy S6 edge+/ Note 5, iPhone XS Max, iPhone XR, iPhone X, iPhone 8/ 8 Plus, iPhone 11/ iPhone 11 Pro; 5 USB ports for multiple USB-charged devices such as phones, iPads, tablets etc
• SAFETY PROTECTION CHARGING STATION - Made of Fireproof ABS & Anti-skid Silicone Gel, unlike other plastic pad, the silicone pad can prevent accident skid from the station for your phones or tablets. Built-in 100% premium copper to protect against short-circuit, over-voltage, over-charge with FCC, CE, ROHS certified
• WHAT’S IN THE BOX? - A 5-Port USB Charging Station + Wireless Charger Pad, 8 short charging cables(4 lightning cable + 2 Type-C cable + 2 Micro USB cable) to meet the needs of all charging devices, 6 removable baffles, one 6ft power cord； 30-day money back , 1 Year and lifetime service