Charger Stand For Samsung

I use these every day. They are reliable and charge well using either the port or a stand alone charger.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Car charger works fine with my phone. I own a samsung. Was super easy to hook up and everything once out of the package. It charges my phone so that's all I could ask for! I would recommend this charger!

I purchased this cable along with a Samsung wall charger to replace the cable/charger sent with my LG G4 two years ago. This combination has increased charging speed and the extra length in cable really helps,

I use this case for traveling with my new Samsung netbook and it works like a charm. It's well constructed and has plenty of storage for my charger, USB flash drive, and my outlet converters for travel in Europe. And, the stowaway handles make it easy to switch from carrying to packed in an instant.

The charge port on my Samsung phone got broken. Wanted to wait and get a 5G phone later this year. Bought a cheap eBay charger that broke after 1 week. I picked up this charger at B&H and it has worked everyday for the past 3 weeks. I had to widen the area a little to fit my extra wide battery, but that was simple. Don't waste your time and money on those cheap charges. This one is is worth the extra$8. As a bonus it also charges other batteries.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Needed a charger for my Samsung, this does the job very well. Happy with the product. No issues so far. Chargers my phone very quickly and great for my other usb-c products. Definitely recommend for anyone who needs a USB-C fast charging.

You really do get what you pay for. I needed a monitor arm for my CHG90 samsung monitor and initially tried the loctek D7L which some users had had luck with for this monitor. Unfortunately, it couldn't hold the weight and broke when trying to add resistance to the vertical tilt mechanism. All roads led me to this ergotron monitor arm which is rated for up to 42lbs. Although this was double the price of the loctek, it was worth it. The build quality is exceptional - it feels very durable and well made, while also looking very nice rather than too industrial. Adding and removing tension is extremely easy and assembling this arm was a piece of cake. My monitor weighs in around 26lbs without the stand give or take and this stand has absolutely no issues staying where I set it after setting the tension properly. Form, function and aesthetic are great. My only small complaint would be that I wish bottom arm could swivel 360 degrees instead of 180, and I wish the arm fully extended to be slightly longer, but these are minor complaints. I would recommend this to anyone with a heavier monitor and I wish I had went with this unit sooner.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We use the Samsung TV for movies, shows and sports. It has the best quality picture that we have ever seen. Crisp sharp images. Thin TV with a single center stand which it is easy to find a TV stand for it. We would recommend it to everyone. It’s worth the price that we pay for it.

I used this desk stand for my Samsung Q9u which is on the heavier side for a mic. It worked perfectly and it was easy to set up (I'm new to podcasting). It moves silently, smoothly and stays firmly in place; it's just perfect!

Used this with Samsung UN40MU6290 (40 in TV). I needed to raise the TV further off of the dresser so that a Sonos Beam soundbar could fit beneath the TV without blocking the IR receiver on the TV. The stand that came with the TV was too low. The SANUS VSTV1 stand is well built and comes with all of the necessary screws and attachments. Putting it together was not difficult. I was able to adjust it so that the TV was at a perfect height to work with the Sonos Beam soundbar. A lip on the lower portion of the TV (and small TV size) limited positioning of the vertical brackets that are attached to the TV. For the height that I needed, this meant that the brackets stuck out approx 1 cm above the top of the TV. I ended up using a saw to cut off the ends of the bracket so that they did not stick out.