[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] iakovl:
Well,

I got the Tronsmart Titan charging station 2 weeks ago and made a review on a local hebrew forum im in, decided to translate and publish it in english (if anyone want the hebrew original : LINK) posting it in the note 4/5 as i own both of them and tested with both.

there is also an xda quick video review LINK

The Company

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Tronsmart is a new chinese company that emerged in the last few month and is seen more and more, while their main product line was android and windows based media boxs, they moved to chargers as well.

In The Box

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The box itself is simple white looking, nothing fancy but i don't want it to be anyway... don't judge a book by it's cover or a charger by its box.

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In the box itself we can find:

the charger

power cable

info papers

The biggest issue i have with this is the fact that Tronsmart decided not to include any USB cables with the charger, while most of the users will have their own cable, it's still something i would want to see, considering their other products come with a charger.

Specifications

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The main feature of the Titan is the 5 ports that supports qualcomm's quick charge 2.0, not something you see every day with a charger.

model : TS-UC5F

Size:5.9 x 2.9 x 8.4 cm

Weight : 290 gr

Ports: 5 * USB QC2.0

Output: DC 5V/2A, 9V/2A, 12V/1.5A

Power: 90W

Color : Black / White

product page

Amazon

This isn't the smallest of lightest charging station around, but it is the only one i know that has 5!!! QC2.0 ports, and while it might be considered an overkill (who has 5 QC supporting devices anyway?) it isn't one once you think about it, more and more devices support QC or QC compatible charging technologies (an Asus Zen2 worked with QC charger for me) and for someone who has many devices in the house this is the perfect solution.

Closer Look

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The charger itself in my case is black with rough finish on the top with only the sides and the logo smooth (and attract finger prints)

In the front we find 5 green USB ports that match the green led indicator on the top right side of the charger.

On the bottom there are 4 small rubber legs that prevent it from moving on the table and on the back we find the power port and ON/OFF switch.

Charging Tests

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I did my tests with both my note 4 and 5 with the 4 being my "old" device and was tested without a working sim (so no interruptions) compared to my "new" 5 that was tested while having a sim.

I used BATTERY LOG to log the charging state and time.

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well, with the note 5 we can see that more or less both the original samsung "quick charge" and the Titan do the same great job having in both cases charge the device from 3% to 60% in 35 minutes, a bit over the claimed 0-60 in 30minutes but this was a "live" working devices, still good in my book.

The note 4 tests (with 2 small issues... started at 5% and missed 70%) we find a big difference after the 60% mark, with 10 minute difference at 70% and almost an hour at 100%.

In both cases the Titan work as well or even better then the original charger.

Final Words

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While not everyone need a 5 port QC charger, it is still something that is good to have if you own several devices at home, that fact that all of the ports are QC2.0, this tech in getting into more and more devices so we might see if more often later on.

for the current price of about ~38$ it's not the cheapest charging station but far from being the expensive one with the fact that it has 5 ports and a 90W behind them.

The Good

5 ports

all of the 5 ports QC2.0

stable

price

power switch

charging performance

design

The Bad

big

comes without cables

i give it a solid

9.5/10​