Leaf Elite All-in-One 100W charging station in hand: 2 draw cords available, gathering one charging corner for the whole family
When mentioning Leaf, many people will probably immediately think of office desks, but recently they suddenly created a quite interesting toy, a multi-purpose desktop charging station. Personally, when I took this charging station home and experienced it a few days ago, I saw that it solved a very old problem in the family: charging cables are always messy and every time I need them, I have to search around to find them.
Built-in two shortened Type-C wires and charge five devices at the same time
What I like most about the Leaf charging station is that the company has built-in two Type-C cables that can extend about 80 cm. Every time I need to charge my phone or tablet, I just gently pull the cord out and plug it in, the operation is very quick. When charging is complete, these two wires automatically retract and have a magnet head that fits tightly into the body of the charging station, lying flat and close to the device, not dangling at all. Thanks to that, the desk area always looks neat, without a bunch of wires tangled together.
In addition to the two available Type-C wires, this charging station also has an additional USB-A port that supports the 18W Quick Charge standard to charge older devices or accessories that require low current. On the back, Leaf arranges a 25W wireless charging area for smartphones and a separate wireless charging location for headphones. In total, this charging station can power five devices at the same time with a total maximum capacity of about 100W.
The total power source is supplied via a very common 8-pin power cord plugged directly into the wall outlet. Depending on the number of devices you plug in to charge, the internal system will automatically regulate and allocate power in the safest and most reasonable way.
The design is well ventilated, lightweight but can still be made more compact
This detail is simple but very necessary, helping the device to not overheat when charging multiple devices at the same time, thereby maintaining stable charging performance and protecting the phone's battery life.
Personally, I find that the overall size of this charging station could still be reduced a bit more so it would look more elegant and save space. However, placing it on a wooden table or in the corner of a closet in the house, the overall look is still quite beautiful and seamless. Currently, Leaf has not yet announced the official selling price for this product in the Vietnamese market.
Actual value from creating a fixed charging habit in the family
To be honest with you, my family has a wife and small children, so charging the battery every day is quite annoying. When you need to charge, the charger is in one place, the charging cord is in another. Many times there is a plug in the wall but you can't find the Type-C cord, so you have to run around the house looking for it.
Placing a charging station with two shortened Type-C cords in a fixed position such as a desk, dining table or corner of a TV shelf helps everyone in the house, when needed, just put the device down to charge immediately, without having to struggle to find the cord anymore.
More importantly, it helps the whole family form a very civilized habit of charging the phone in a fixed area. I can limit the need to bring my phone to bed or leave it lying around on the sofa while charging and using it. It's safer for children and when I need to pick up my phone, I don't have to worry about it being lost or forgotten somewhere. Do you think a charging station with a built-in drawstring like this is convenient for your work corner or family space?
