ChargeHub X7 Puts You in ‘Charge’ of All of Your Devices

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If your family is anything like ours, technology seems to have taken over. And not just in a small way, but we each have at least two devices to our names now. Keeping the batteries alive in these technological wonders is occupying more of our time as well and the new ChargeHub X7 wants to ease your burden.

ChargeHub X7/Images courtesy ChargeHub and by Author

ChargeHub X7/Images courtesy ChargeHub and by Author

The ChargeHub is offered by Limitless Innovations as a way to help device users organize recharging needs by providing a central hub capable of simultaneously charging multiple devices. The X7 is the first model to be offered and features seven USB charging ports. The company will soon release X3 and X5 models as well. We received the X7 for review and quickly put it through the paces.

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The ChargeHub X7 is offered in round or square (hexed) design and available in your choice of eight colors. The review sample we received was round in shape and black in color. The hub can be modified to feature a custom image on top to replace the company logo if you prefer. Our X7 arrived in the Super Value Pack form to include a 12V adaptor as well as seven various device USB adaptors. I can now charge my older 30-pin Apple products at the same time as new Lighting equipped phones and tablets. And if the wife wants to plug in her Android devices, so be it.

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At the heart of the ChargeHub X7 is a 48-watt power supply. This can charge a host of today’s higher-powered devices with no problem. We recently spent a long weekend in an old cabin with limited AC outlets so the ChargeHub X7 was the perfect accessory to bring along. We found a centralized location and could charge all our devices at once without having to unplug lamps or fans or the TV when the football game came on Sunday afternoon.

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The unit itself is solidly built and features blue LED lights around the bottom that doubled as a nightlight during our trip. The provided USB adaptors have short cords but they can be unplugged and you can simply use your own USB cable if you need to use the device while it charges. The ChargeHub is easy to use and simple to set up. If needed, it arrives with a user manual but I found it to be intuitive to operate. It weighs about one pound and has a maximum output voltage of 5 VDC with max. current in each port at 2.4 amps. It features a 1-year limited warranty and is available online on the company website at www.TheChargeHub.com with a base MSRP of $59.95.

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The ChargeHub X7 works great and is the perfect travel accessory for any techie family or group and it wouldn’t surprise me if we did not see these units showing up already in travel locations or vacation destinations. They call this “the power strip of the 21st century” and I totally agree with that.

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The ChargeHub X7 by Limitless Innovations review sample provided by the manufacturer.

Source: Manufacturer supplied review sample

What I Like: Ease of use; included cable adaptors; high-power capabilities for today’s devices

What Needs Improvement: The only thing I can think of is that they should offer longer USB adaptors as optional items

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About the Author

David Goodspeed
David was editor of AutoworldToday at Today Newspapers in the Dallas suburbs until its closing in 2009. He was also webmaster and photographer/videographer. He got started doing photography for the newspaper while working as a firefighter/paramedic in one of his towns, and began working for the newspaper group full-time in 1992. David entered automotive journalism in 1998 and became AutoworldToday editor in 2002. On the average, he drives some 100 new vehicles each year. He enjoys the great outdoors and as an avid fly fisherman, as is his spouse Tish. He especially enjoys nature photography and is inspired by the works of Ansel Adams.