I can’t fault the quality of this charging accessory, though.
It’s not impossible, though.
This review was made possible thanks to a review sample provided by Baseus.
I do wish Baseus included one more USB Type-C charging cable in the box.
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One charger to power them all.
There’s quality in that ultraportable design, both in the build andhowit’s designed.
The AC power cable is detachable, too, which is a nice touch for long-term durability.
To the right of the magnetic wireless charging pad is a simple LED display.
You have plenty of room to plug in all your devices, despite how compact this charging dock is.
Only using one port?
Simple will give you that info loud and clear.
Utilizing multiple ports and want to ensure everything is charging correctly?
There is some concern the retractable cable mechanism may break at some point, but I had zero issues with it during my weeks of testing (and it is mighty convenient).
Detailed will give you a meticulous breakdown of all five parts, although that view is understandably cramped.
The charging experience is also great.
All-in-all, this is simply a good desktop charger.
This would be perfect with wider fast wireless charging compatibility, but Qi has been kind of a mess in general lately.
Any sign of danger, and the Nomos 5-in-1 can shut off the power to itself, by itself.
However, that’s 140Wcombined.
When you’re free to charge up to five devices, those pieces can get pretty small.
Those looking to condense their chargers into one (and know how much power they need) will be well served by this charging station.
ConsideringI reviewed the Baseus 240W Digital GaN Desktop Charger, 140W obviously isn’t the limit.
What millions would have to worry about, though, is the wireless charger being near useless.
We get a measly 5W, regardless of our phone’s make or model.
No, that Qi2-compatible case doesn’t help.
Everything but the iPhones mentioned above are locked to 5W.
That sucks, and it immediately guarantees the charging dock won’t become my only desktop charging solution.
Better wireless charging needs to come to everyone.
This isn’t quite the answer us Android owners are looking for.
This likely won’t surprise you to hear, but I usually have a lot of tech lying around.
The Baseus Nomos 5-in-1 Desktop Charger almost became that, but none of those aforementioned smartphones are an iPhone.
It looks good, it’s built well, and it’s a reliable, intelligent charger.
The price is right, too; Baseus simply did a good job here.
Well, as long as you own an iPhone.
There are also some bundle options if you need some additional charging accessories.
It’ll be a wonderfully reliable charging companion for anyone who can readily accept the compromises.
