Product Description
The XtremeMac InCharge X5 has 10 watts charging in each dock. The InCharge X5 takes charging to the next level. Each dock provides 10 watts of power to simultaneously charge any combination of five - 30 pin- iPod, iPhone or iPad devices. The InCharge docks slim design fits neatly on a desk or counter top, and clean up the mess of needing multiple charging cables. Other features include rear supports that adjust to accommodate device depth and bi-color LED status indicators to show when each device is fully charged.
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Product Feature
- Simultaneously charge any combination of 5 -30 pin iPod, iPhone, iPad devices with or without standard cases (max 1/4" depth)
- Rear supports adjust to accommodate device depth
- Rubber feet on bottom provides stable platform
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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful.
Thrilled to organize all of our apple products!
By Robert Schiavone
Our kitchen counter was a mess of charging cables. Someone was always whining that their iPhone/iPod/iPad needed to be charge RIGHT NOW and that somebody was always hogging the outlet. I bought this to corrale all of our devices and simultaneously charge them. It is great. Every one of our devices has a sturdy case and we have no trouble getting them to fit. I like that the bays can be adjusted to accommodate the cases. Great purchase!
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
Pretty good
By C. Seving
This is a pretty good bulk charger, and it takes up very little space on a counter. One drawback is that we had to buy a dock extender for one of our phones that has a heavier thicker case on it. Otherwise it adjusts nicely to different sizes.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Didn't work with the adapter.
By Rachel Dickman
I was so excited about this charging station. The description says it works with a standard case on an iPad, but it was very difficult to line the pin up and slide the device into the adapter with any case on it.
I also purchased a 30-pin to lightning adapter to charge my iPhone 5 and my daughter's Nano and every time my phone was plugged in, the charging was very slow and, more annoyingly, the phone made the noise it makes when you plug the phone into the charger every minute or two. Even when I turned the volume on the phone off, the screen lit up with the charging icon. No matter how long I left it plugged in, it never charged the phone fully to 100%. I tried the adapter with my regular charging cord and it worked fine, so I believe it was the charging station that was causing this to happen.
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