Good for families charger for charging seven devices simultaneously

The Bolse charger to load in a position 7 devices with a USB port simultaneously. That sounds like quite a lot at first, but when you consider how many devices there are in an average family household already, it's just enough. I am alone and have the following devices connected together there: iPad1, Huawei smartphone, Kindle eBook Reader, Bluetooth headset, GPS TomTom, Power Bank, Bluetooth speaker.

All connectors fit easily. On my energy meter 28 watts consumption were displayed, then decreasing with increasing battery charge status. The maximum is 65 watts, so still a lot of room for improvement. If the capacity limit be reached, then the Ready LED flashes. Without infected consumers no consumption has been shown, that the consumption in standby mode is very low. The heat development was also low, will be out at full load but certainly higher.

The case is simple and quite stable, made of plastic and with four rubber feet on the bottom. For your pocket, well, that must be quite large and tear-resistant. An on-off switch does not exist. A standby LED indicates that the device is connected to the mains. Very pleasing is the long power cord having a length of about 1.50 meters.

An instruction manual is included, but unfortunately only in English and Italian.

There is an extra hint for exceeding the permissible limits. As an example, the iPad Air is cited with a charging current of 2.4 A. If it is now connected 7 pieces, then the maximum limit of 12 A is exceeded and the indicator light starts flashing. Then you have to separate as many devices until the LED stops blinking.

Conclusion: Technically sophisticated frills device that (if you're not seven iPadAir connect simultaneously) fulfills its purpose perfectly.

Technical Specifications:
Cable length: about 1.50 m
Weight: 250 grams
approx 10.9 cm long, 6.7 cm wide and about 3.2 cm thick
Power: 60 Watt
Output: USB 5V 12A
Input: AC 100V - 240V, 50 to 60Hz, 1.5A
Made in China
Only for indoor use
Smartic Technology

Supplement November 2014: From five downgraded to two stars down: Unfortunately, the charger has totally adopted after a relatively short useful life of two months and no longer works. Had it left plugged in for a while in the socket. Maybe it has not tolerated. If you try it now insert the plug there is a small explosion with sparks (fuse but remains in it). Had the device with its manufacturer as a test device. Maybe it's just a Monday device, but I advise definitely caution! Best immediately pull the plug after use, and I think if it is used as a family charger, then it will almost always be in continuous operation. The manufacturer wants a new email, I'll test in continuous operation and when it passes this test, I'll be the star also high levels again. Otherwise, a good device (if somewhat hard).

Supplement November 18, 2014: The seller has very quickly sent a new device. If it survives the Langzeitest, I'll put the assessment in accordance with back up.

Addendum 01.23.2015: The new device is running without any problems so far. I therefore time that the first device a Monday device was (which can always happen once) and set the number of stars back on five up.