Samsung Cube Charger

I bought this Charger Cube because my camera battery charger only came with a USB cable for plugging into a computer's USB socket for 5 VDC power. The 2.4 amp capacity of the Charger Cube was perfect for the application. And since the AC plug folds flat into the Charger Cube, storage inside my small battery charger pouch is a perfect fit. I highly recommend this Charger Cube.

This Power Charger is the best I have used. It is only slightly larger than an apple cube charger and the prongs fold. Power up on the go with the Xuma 2.4A USB Charger with Folding Prongs. This 12W charger's 2.4A of power is sufficient to charge smartphones, accessories, and even power-hungry devices such as the iPad and other tablets. Designed for portability, the charger weighs 1.4 oz and has folding prongs.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Works as needed & have no complaints. The charger cube you need

Hard to tell if it is longer-lasting than the Canon battery, but my first few uses have gone welll. And the double-battery charger cube (sold separately) is awesome!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use this power cube in my living room. I don't have to unplug anything now when I need to run my vacuum. It makes it easy to keep my lamp and a charger connected and still have room for my vacuum or anything else that comes up. It has space to charge my phone, iPad or anything else that needs a USB charger. This is perfect for our family as it frees up other outlets and we don't have cords running everywhere. Plus, I like that it's smaller than a regular power strip so it's easier to hide and it's very convenient.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This charger cube is so convenient due to its tiny size, but provides more wattage than the standard Apple cubes. Love that it is compatible with Apple C chargers!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It's a cute little cube but it packs a punch. I feel like my phone charged much faster with this wall charger. My iPhone 12 lightning to USB-C cord worked great. I was a little worried the shape of the charger would get in the way of the second plug but it does not at all.

I used this for an all day time lapse shoot. I powered it from my iPhone cube USB Charger. The GoPro had the partially open back. On the case. Camera Hero3+ was in the sun most of the day. There was no over heating as others had reported. Perfect product works exactly as advertised. To the mfg. please make one for a weather resistance application like light rain.

Light years ahead of Nikon's battery charger offering. Not only does the Cube charge 2 Nikon batteries simultaneously, it show how discharged they are. In addition, there is a simple adapter to charge AA batteries & comes with an assortment of plug adapters for various voltages & currents.

I bought this bag for fieldwork I'm doing in eastern Europe and have not been disappointed. I use a Nikkon Z7ii, a Nikkor 24 S prime, a Nikkor 24-120 S, and a Nikkor 120-400 S. The body with a lens attached and the other stowed, together with cards charger and mounting foot for the super telephoto, all fit in the cube in a way that allows me to grab the camera from the side access (although it can take a little wiggling in and out). To be clear--the long lens does not at all fit in the cube, but there is space above the cube where I put it within a neoprene sleeve and it works wonderfully. This reduces pocket size on the top, but it's well worth it. The whole assembly still fits under an airplane seat (it sticks out a little, but I've not had flight attendants complain), so I can still bring a carry-on and count this as my 'personal item' which is exactly what I'd wanted. In the field, the pack is comfortable and the rigid frame is a real help. I've used the various pockets and I'm really pleased with them. I bring out the left (as you wear the pack) stowable pocket to hold my tripod, use my left shoulder strap pouch for phone or passport, the right strap pouch for a collapsible water bottle. (I don't really imagine using the right stowable pocket since I need access to the camera cube through it, but it's not hurting anything that it's there just in case.) The vertical pockets work well for documentation, field notebook and pen, and money pouch. The top pockets have enough space for an accessory pouch, cords and charger bricks for the MacBook and iPad Air that I put (together) in the vertical pocket in the cube flap. It's incredible what I fit in here and still manage to use as a personal item and carry around on-site. Highly recommend!