CUKTECH Station 15 in hand: Multi-purpose, lightweight and multi-port desktop charging station
Recently, watching some videos of Mr. Cu Hiep walking around the booths at IFA 2026, I was quite curious about this charger. Today I have the opportunity to hold the actual CUKTECH Station 15 in my hands to experience how convenient such a multi-purpose charging station will be when placed on the desk every day.
Unique L-shaped design and convenient wireless charging on both sides
The first impression of the appearance is that this charging station has a rather strange design, not square or clumsily rounded like many other charging dock models, but beveled in an L shape. On the front, the company arranges a tilted wireless charging dock that supports magnetic absorption with a maximum capacity of 15W. If you use an iPhone with MagSafe or a phone with a magnetic ring, just put the clip in and the device will stick firmly to itself.
Right on the back of the charging base is a 5W auxiliary wireless charging surface, specifically used to drop wireless headphone boxes such as AirPods or Galaxy Buds into charging at the same time. This layout helps make the most of the space without cluttering the desk with any additional wires.
Huge 140W power port system and intuitive display screen
The point I like most on the front is the built-in Type-C cable attached to the body of the charging station with a maximum capacity of 120W. The length of this cord is just enough to pull out and charge the computer or phone on the table, without being too long and tangled.
In addition, the charging station also has an additional blue Type-C port with a maximum capacity of 140W supporting PD 3.1 standard, enough to stretch the capacity of even a 16-inch MacBook Pro. In addition, the device also has an additional 33W Type-C port and a 22.5W USB-A port. In my opinion, this port configuration is more than enough to charge laptops, phones, tablets, and small accessories at the same time.
Above the port cluster is a 1.83-inch TFT screen. The display interface is made very simple and intuitive, clearly displaying the capacity parameters of each port being loaded without being cumbersome.
In terms of compatibility, the device supports most popular fast charging standards such as PD 3.1, PPS, QC, UFCS and even Xiaomi's own 120W charging standard. The system also has ADC 2.0 technology that warns of overheating and a safe low-current mode when charging low-current devices such as watches or headphones. The entire charging station is powered through a DC power cord on the back, plugged securely into an electrical outlet and done.
Weight is only about 500g, suitable for stationary use or travel
When I looked at the video at the exhibition, I thought that a bulky charging station with many toys like this would be very heavy. But when I picked up the box and held it directly, I was quite surprised because its weight was only about 500g, equivalent to two bar phones combined. The overall size will of course be thicker than regular pocket chargers, but with such a comfortable weight, carrying it is not a torture.
If you are preparing for long business trips or travel from a week to a month, instead of having to cram four or five large and small chargers into your backpack with a bunch of wires, just carrying a single CUKTECH Station 15 charging station will completely solve all the energy needs for all the technology you carry.
Do you think a charging station that integrates everything from wireless charging, shortened cable to 140W port like this is neat enough to replace the charger on your desk?
