Twelve SouthPlugBug 50W USB-C Charger Block, 2-Port Fast Charging Block Hub for iPhone, iPad, MacBook & More, with Apple Find My Integration and Folding Prongs for Travel, USB Type C Fast Charger

I am a bit torn on my review. The box had a plastic tab that was stuck to itself instead of the inner box. So it seemed like it was open. The charger itself came kind of dirty, like it had been handled. A lot of imperfections on it, but at least it could be wiped off.I requested a replacement, and it was the same. So I either received two opened ones, or the qc on this item is less than ideal. No a good look for a premium product from a premium company at a premium price.I still rated it 5 stars because the product itself is good, and it is a high quality and unique offering in the market.First, the ports all operate the same which is unique. Most chargers have some ports that are fast, and some ports that are slower. This one is agnostic of position, and so you don't have to remember which port will charge your MacBook fastest etc.Also, the fact that it has a find my function gives you an easy way to track wherever you are carrying your tech. so if you don't want to deal with managing air tags in all of your bags, just throw the charger in whatever you are carrying for the day and you can track it.I know that they are showing it as a way to track the charger itself, but I think its real value is in being an air tag for the bag it is in.It is also an ETL listed charger so you are getting safety rated which is a rarity in today's world with the plethora of no name chargers out there.The only thing I don't like about this charger is that it uses coin cells for the find my feature, and that it requires an eyeglass style screw driver to change them. I feel that if you are going to use a coin cell battery, that it should be easier to deal with. I am assuming they used screws for child safety, so that the kid can't accidentally swallow it, but I feel they could have done this without it requiring a tiny screw driver which some might not have.

I'll start off by saying that I have android phones so I think the biggest draw of this charger is wasted on me. You can set it up with the find my iPhone feature so you can find it if you lose it. There is a small button battery in it that will power that feature if not connected to a wall. Personally, I've never lost a charger before. Maybe that is an Apple thing. ;)It has 2 usb-c charging ports on the bottom and I can attest they are fast charging ports. My phone said super fast charging when I connected it and it went from 81% to full in less than 20 minutes. It's a relatively small charger, about half inch thick and under 3 inches tall. The electrical ports fold in for compact storage. It doesn't come with any cables. It looks nice, it charges really fast, it has a find feature, but I don't think it is worth the price of it personally.

Plugbug is great for small office or room for plugging in two devices at once. The distance off the wall allows for plugging in behind furniture as the cords come out of the bottom. Adding more devices to the find my app is a large plus, losing plugs is a huge issue in a busy office. Device is light but well built.I’ll be purchasing a few more of these and certainly the larger ones (plugbug 120) for my laptops and other electronics

Great quality and very fast charging time. It’s convenient to travel with and also helps streamline a charging station. The Find My feature is an added bonus. Would highly recommend

I admittedly carry too many cables and chargers when traveling.I have my iPad Pro, two iPhones, one for work and one for personal, and my Apple Watch.This gives me the four type-c ports for charging my devices.I like how I don't have to worry about what port to charge from for the devices.I have a MacBook Pro 14 inch that I rarely take with me, but I like knowing that I can get at least 65w (up to 120w on single charge device) charging from any port.The Find My function is a nice touch and helps me keep track of my daily work bag (already had an AirTag in the bag, so may re-allocate this AirTag).When you first get the unit and you want to use the Find My functionality, take off the back door and slip off the secure plastic tab to enable the battery contact with the device. You should now be able to go to Find My, and select the "+" icon and select Add other device.The door to the AirTag is a pain to remove, and I have concerns with how long the door tab may hold up. But if the Find My functionality lasts as long as regular AirTags, it'll be every 14-18 months before I have to change the batteries.It doesn't have the UWB chipset (like most other 3rd party accessories), so you don't get the precise location and tracking like the Apple AirTags have.The unit is on the larger size, but for the convenience of 120W charging (shared) with 4 ports, it's a nice all in one solution for charging and tracking.

The entire household can have a fast charge from one outlet. Makes for a much neater and efficient space!

I can't believe I actually paid 120 dollars for a wall charger. Even though the product seems to be functioning well, I still think it is majorly overpriced. For one thing the build quality is suspect. I don't think it will stand the rigors of travel. The find my thing is a gimmick at best. I would advise against making such an expensive purchase.