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A compact travel charging station made from wheat-straw bio-plastic instead of petroleum-based plastic. It combines one AC outlet with two USB-A and two USB-C ports, and the manufacturer says the ports sense each device and deliver the right power, up to 32W total across five devices. A five-foot cord winds around the body for packing. It suits travelers and bedside users who want one small block for a phone, tablet, watch and laptop rather than a bag of separate chargers. Against mainstream travel power strips it trades total wattage and outlet count for USB-C ports and a greener shell; 32W shared across several devices is modest, so a laptop will charge slowly alongside other gear.
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This travel charging station combines one power outlet with USB ports in a compact body. The Eco Soft Pink and Eco Ivory versions have 1 outlet, 2 USB ports and 2 USB-C ports. The Hot Pink version has 1 outlet and 4 USB ports. Together they can charge up to 5 devices at once.
A 5-foot cord winds around the station for storage in a bag. The ports sense the connected device and deliver the right amount of power for fast, safe charging. The Eco versions are made partly with wheat straw, a bio-plastic.
In the US, the outlet accepts either a US plug (standard 110V) or a European plug (220V, two-pronged), and no power converter is needed at the wall. Outside the US, plug a US-style plug into the station's outlet. A power converter is still needed at the wall outlet. Keep the station about 2 feet from your body, and not behind a bed or on a nightstand.
