Coffee Machine Single And Pot

Easy to sync with your phone and Alexa. Works great with our Bunn coffee pot to ensure it’s turned off during long weekends.

This little smart plug is just the thing for turning lamps, coffee pot, Christmas lights on and off as part of a schedule or simply tell Alexa to turn them on or off.

Thanks to this transformer now  I may use my beloved Italian coffee grinding and coffee machine

This unit packs a punch considering its size and weight. It powered everything we threw at it, even our coffee machine, one at the time of course.

I bought it for my Commercial Semi Truck, I used for microwave and coffee machine two weeks with same charge, really very usable.

You can use it to prop up your busted coffee table.

I built an Asus based machine on 2012 for myself among several other builds over the years. My Asus machine with an AMD Phenom Black Edition was still going strong until mostly out of desire, not necessity I built my new machine. I have always believed in Asus products. My new board is well constructed and easy on the eyes. I have an AMD Ryzen 7800, 2X16Gb GSkill memory running stock at 4800Ghz and a Crucial T500 M.2 Flash drive. Coolers, case 850W PSU etc.. This system went together easily. Everything is so clean in design now. I fired it up, installed Windows 11 and just got to it without a single flaw. Updates were fast and easy and I've not had a single issue. Performance is great, temps are good, hardware is beautiful and the software just works.

I'm an audio engineer, so it's not uncommon for me to be utilizing every single available port on any given machine that I have, in addition to needing some hubs. I used an iMac for years, so the spaghetti was out of view, but when I recently upgraded to a new MacBook I wanted to clean up the look of my desk while ensuring I could still easily take my laptop out of the studio for portable use. I'm happy to report that this hub is precisely what I needed to do just that. One USB-C cable to my laptop now connects me to my audio interface, two hard drives, an external display, several MIDI devices, and wired ethernet. AND it charges the computer! You might think this is expensive for a hub, but you won't find another one this capable with such a broad feature set and available I/O. Out the box with no setup it worked flawlessly.

Incredible machine! I've been using it for over a year now on various projects and not one single issue. Be careful of reviews you read on here. There is literally thousands of users out there that have had no issues. Worth every cent and the flexibility of the unit makes it a powerhouse.

My second Xcellon, first was a 7 pot. They both are solid performers, no drop-outs.