Hi,
After some advice, not sure if im over or under thinking this. Id like to have somewhere to charge all portable devices in one nice and neat place. Im currently using each individual piece of charging equipment which at any given moment might take up 4 plug sockets and look messy.
Ive got a 3d printer and want to get in to designing a bit so thinking i should design a more bespoke station and slot in a USB hub and then just connect a load of small, more specific leads. As opposed to a generic one off amazon (anythign from £20-50 from a quick look)
Im asking because i had to (did) buy an iphone charger with the new phone, then ive got an ipad thatll need charging and also an android tablet, another iphone, an i watch, rc batteries, a couple of torches and power banks. Ive kind of thought that theyll all essentially charge when plugged in but im worried about potentially damaging or restricting devices due to delivery of power.
Is there an optimal route for me or would a basic usb hub (probably incl a few USB-c ports) do a job here? Its similar with the leads too, i know apple used to be properiety and you could get issues with data transfer using non apple am i likely to see any issues using non branded leads for power delivery?
Thanks for any help!
After some advice, not sure if im over or under thinking this. Id like to have somewhere to charge all portable devices in one nice and neat place. Im currently using each individual piece of charging equipment which at any given moment might take up 4 plug sockets and look messy.
Ive got a 3d printer and want to get in to designing a bit so thinking i should design a more bespoke station and slot in a USB hub and then just connect a load of small, more specific leads. As opposed to a generic one off amazon (anythign from £20-50 from a quick look)
Im asking because i had to (did) buy an iphone charger with the new phone, then ive got an ipad thatll need charging and also an android tablet, another iphone, an i watch, rc batteries, a couple of torches and power banks. Ive kind of thought that theyll all essentially charge when plugged in but im worried about potentially damaging or restricting devices due to delivery of power.
Is there an optimal route for me or would a basic usb hub (probably incl a few USB-c ports) do a job here? Its similar with the leads too, i know apple used to be properiety and you could get issues with data transfer using non apple am i likely to see any issues using non branded leads for power delivery?
Thanks for any help!