Anker525 Charging Station, 7-in-1 USB C Power Strip for iphone13/14, 5ft Extension Cord with 3AC,2USB A,2USB C,Max 65W Power Delivery Desktop Accessory for MacBook Pro, Home, Office (Phantom Black)Reducing CO2

When it comes to charging solutions, most power strips feel like a reluctant marriage of function and clunky design, but not the Anker 525 Charging Station. This 7-in-1 USB-C Power Strip is the Swiss Army knife of charging hubs—effortlessly versatile, surprisingly stylish, and oddly comforting to touch. Yes, you read that right. Let me explain why this power strip has transformed my desk setup—and my odd tactile habits.First, let’s talk about the utility. The Anker 525 brings together modernity and legacy in one tidy package. With two USB-C ports capable of fast-charging up to 60W (think MacBook Air, iPad Pro) and two USB-A ports for older, stubborn devices that just won’t retire, this strip has everything you need. No more playing favorites with your devices or deciding which one deserves to be charged first.But the real MVP move? The three standard power outlets on the back. This makes the Anker 525 not just a charging station but a full-blown power management system. It eliminates the need for those outdated, bulky power strips that look like they were pulled from the set of an ‘80s sci-fi movie. Now, I can charge my laptop, plug in my desk lamp, and run my monitor—all without resorting to daisy-chaining extension cords and praying I don’t blow a fuse.Then there’s the design. The soft-touch exterior is like the “velvet tracksuit” of power strips—it shouldn’t work, but it does. It’s matte, smooth, and doesn’t smudge easily, making it as visually appealing as it is functional. Honestly, it’s so pleasant to touch that it doubles as a makeshift emotional support device.One unexpeced bonus. I’m allergic to cats, but sometimes I catch myself absentmindedly petting this power strip like it’s a stand-in for a fluffy feline. I’m not saying Anker designed this for tactile therapy, but I’m also not saying they didn’t. My productivity has never been better, and my allergies have never been less triggered.The materials are premium as is typical of Anker. No wobbly buttons or flimsy plugs here—just solid engineering that screams reliability. The compact design fits seamlessly into any space, whether you’re working at a minimalist desk or trying to charge half a dozen gadgets on a hotel nightstand. Note: If you're using it for travel, it does have a non-removeable power cord that his fairly hefty.Final Verdict: This is aThe Anker 525 Charging Station isn’t just a power strip; it’s a lifestyle upgrade. It declutters your space, modernizes your charging game, and, in a pinch, serves as an allergen-free surrogate pet. The combination of USB-C convenience, backward compatibility with USB-A, and the flexibility of three standard outlets makes it a must-have for anyone tired of messy setups.

Well built with the features I was looking for. As someone who travels with a lot of tech, this fits the bill. It offers ample charging power and can accommodate multiple connections.

Very sleek and has multiple chargers/outlets. I use this in my home office for charging my laptop, iPad and cell phone but there’s room to charge even more!

Saved me a lot of space on the office table. Charging function is always as good as other Anker.

Great multi charger. Has USB, USB C and regular A/C outlet plugs. Fast charging, great price and stays cool to the touch. Bigger than I expected but it is still desktop and travel friendly.

Was looking for a hub and I found this and it does everything I needed to do Plugin. I haven’t had no problems with it. It does what it says it does so can’t complain.

Perfect size and function for all my devices.

Got an itch to clean up my home office desk and was tired of having cables running all over the place while I had to charge devices. Ordered this to have a single place to be able to plug all my devices in to charge and so far i love the clean look of having this hub and it can handle any connection that I need. I have old usb a cables and more modern usb c cables that i am able to connect to and charge items that i use in my office