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So really,

The original charger is nice and all, but i have several devices which are fed trough USB cables and i dont want to be using a power outlet for each,

I got one of these, and its been treating me ok, the 2A ports combined with 24/28 cables are great for the LG G3 and my laptop/tablet Lenovo MiiX 3, I´ve tested it with a current mesurment and with both charging i havent been able to get it above 17 watt and its rated to 35, i guess i would have to try it with with all 4 ports used by devices being able to use the 2A and the 1A to their whole extent,
http://www.amazon.es/amzdeal-Cargado...+usb+4+puertos

So pros :
- Allows charging of multiple devices at once at good speeds
- Supports up to 2A on 2 of the 4 ports

Cons :
- Only supports 5v charging, no qualcomm fast charge (9v charging)
- Only 2 of the 4 ports support 2A charging, the other 2 are capped to 1A
- There are better chargers out there with similar price


Its also the product of not having done my homework before buying, if i would have researched a bit before buying i would have gotten this
http://www.amazon.es/Cargador-charge...s=aukey+5+port

It appears to have the advantage of this chip from TI that allows the charger to distribute the power and current between the 5 ports depending on the requirement of the device, Its capped at 8A meaning that if you have 5 devices all asking for max amperage then the ports would be capped to 1.6A.

Pros
- Ports supply current requested by device equaly, (up to 2.4A i suspect)
- 5 ports to charge several devices

Cons
- charging will depend on connected devices, if 5 2A devices are connected, it will only charge them at 1.6A.
- Big and blocky
- Still no 9v Qualcomm quickcharge.

And please remember you need proper MicroUSB cables for this, those crap poundland cables might not be able to cross 500mA let alone 2A.