Space‑Saving 7‑in‑1 Charging Tower Listed at 60% Off, HuffPost Reports

HuffPost Shopping reported that a compact seven‑in‑one charging tower is on sale for 60% off — the lowest price the outlet has tracked for the device — offering multiple AC and USB ports in a vertical design intended to reduce clutter on desks and bedside tables.

The tower includes three AC outlets, two USB‑A ports and two USB‑C ports, and features a power readout that displays how many watts are being drawn by connected devices. Reviewers noted the unit supports higher‑power USB‑C charging, with one buyer citing a 65W USB output that allowed them to charge laptops and phones simultaneously. The tower stands under 6 inches tall, measures just over 4 inches wide and deep, and comes with a flat, 5‑foot‑long power cord that sits flush in an electrical outlet.

Customers quoted in the HuffPost piece described the product as a space‑saving alternative to traditional power strips. "Great value as an alternative to a power strip with the 65W USB output and display. I bought a second one while they were on sale for that USB power monitoring for things like my Roku, phones, and tablets," a reviewer identified as Wake wrote. Another reviewer, michael stevens, praised the vertical design and charging speed but said he would prefer an automatic on/off function when no devices are connected. "Other than that power draw is consistent and can power multiple devices at once," he wrote. Richard Teel said the tower was a useful replacement for an older unit that lacked higher‑power USB‑C support: "I’m able to use it to charge my laptop, phone, and other USB C devices."

HuffPost's shopping coverage included the product as part of a round‑up of tech upgrades, noting other frequently recommended items such as Kasa smart plugs that enable remote and voice control, Apple AirTags for item tracking, second‑generation noise‑canceling AirPods, a Rocketbook reusable smart notebook and a pop‑up Bluetooth desk system for mobile work setups. The article said the outlet uses deal‑tracking and commerce experience to vet sales and typically features products rated at least four stars with a minimum 15% discount, flagging exceptions when relevant.

The story emphasized that the discounted price may be temporary and urged readers to act while the sale lasted. The product's combination of AC sockets, legacy USB‑A and modern USB‑C ports, plus a small footprint and a visible power readout, was presented as the primary value proposition for users seeking to reduce cable clutter and charge multiple devices from a single, consolidated unit.

Industry safety guidance advises consumers to check manufacturer specifications and certifications when using multi‑outlet charging stations, especially when powering high‑draw devices. HuffPost's coverage did not include lab testing results; its reporting aggregated product features, pricing information and user reviews.

Readers interested in the deal were directed in HuffPost's story to the retailer listing linked in the piece. The article framed the tower as a practical option for desktops, side tables and nightstands where users want to consolidate power needs without the horizontal footprint of a traditional power strip.