mtn328
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Big screen smart phone seems to be a milestone, with the popularity of smart phone shop, their use of digital products more and more, before the three or four holes of the socket simply can not feed "full" so many electronic devices. Count your own devices-one computer, one monitor, two mobile phones, one tablet, two real wireless headphones, one native MP3 player, and if you use them all you'll need eight sockets, and you'll need a big plug to do it. Recently found that Philips out of a smart socket, mainly to look good, another size is almost equal to a small rubik's cube but can be used to power six devices at the same time, the price is not expensive, buy one to play.
I bought a 1.5m cable version with 3 AC ports, 2 USB ports and 1 type-c interface. I think the cable version is easier to move around, but the non-cable version is simpler.
After opening the package, you can take out the Philips smart socket body. The body size is about 65mm * 65mm * 61mm, which is very small. In addition, there is a manual. The appearance of Philips smart socket is very hard core, the whole is matte black tone, the front is printed with the "PHILIPS" LOGO, there is a hexagonal socket switch button above, feel easy rebound feedback quickly. If can gather together 20, regard the socket as the elevator car, the feeling is can assemble a small ferris wheel -- face the high wind!
The back of the smart socket has the LOGO of Philips, as well as the product model, technical parameters, USB input and other information. Support dual USB total output 5V3A. The 5 sides without jack are mirror matte black tone, the 3 sides with jack used mechanical wire-drawing technology, full texture. An AC jack is designed on all three sides - you can plug in either a normal two-end plug or a grounded three-end plug.
Only one side of the AC plug is printed with MAX 2500W, which means the maximum output is 2500 watts.
There is an AC jack on one side and a type-c plug on the other. In fact, everyone must be familiar with this color. The most common use is to charge the iphone that supports quick charging.
There is also an AC jack on one side, and two USB ports, one for 18w quick charging and one for normal charging.
Philips smart socket not only supports BC1.2, DCP and QC3.0 protocols, but also supports apple's 2.4a, samsung 2.0a and AFC protocols, as well as huawei's FCP quick charging protocol.
The actual plug and unplug experience of the socket is very smooth, neither like the X meter plug row so awkward or even the early USB plug out of the accident, AC plug plug experience is also very comfortable.
After switching on the power, you can see that the white light on the button is on. In fact, if you press the light again, it means that the socket is off. The design is very considerate and safer.
Connect six devices - feel small socket, function can be really with one to six.
Power-Z test USB jack, support for fast charging function is complete. Charging the iphone with A USB flash port shows 4.9v1.8a and 9 watts of power.
We will test the type-c interface. In fact, I understand that this interface is more like a DP socket. In the actual test, it is found that the maximum support is 12v1.5a fast charging, which is 18w fast charging.
Philips smart socket itself is also very safe, the shell USES fire retardant materials, built-in overtemperature, overcurrent, overvoltage, overcharge, short circuit, overload protection, as well as corrugated protection and electromagnetic protection, the safety, Philips is sure to rest assured.
Speaking of disadvantages, I suggest more color matching. It is understandable that as it is a new product, only black may be available at present. But I think a white one, or even a pink one or a color RGB one, would appeal to a lot of girls.
In fact, at present, if the AC socket only if the AC socket, it is a little "tight" feeling, because only the AC plug, you need a power plug to use. Philips smart socket has two quick charging ports, can support six devices charging at the same time, and has a very small "body", can be said to be the sharp weapon on the desk to simplify the desktop. The key appearance level is also very cool, get a new socket, attract the attention of the next deskmate is also a bit interesting fun.
I bought a 1.5m cable version with 3 AC ports, 2 USB ports and 1 type-c interface. I think the cable version is easier to move around, but the non-cable version is simpler.
After opening the package, you can take out the Philips smart socket body. The body size is about 65mm * 65mm * 61mm, which is very small. In addition, there is a manual. The appearance of Philips smart socket is very hard core, the whole is matte black tone, the front is printed with the "PHILIPS" LOGO, there is a hexagonal socket switch button above, feel easy rebound feedback quickly. If can gather together 20, regard the socket as the elevator car, the feeling is can assemble a small ferris wheel -- face the high wind!
The back of the smart socket has the LOGO of Philips, as well as the product model, technical parameters, USB input and other information. Support dual USB total output 5V3A. The 5 sides without jack are mirror matte black tone, the 3 sides with jack used mechanical wire-drawing technology, full texture. An AC jack is designed on all three sides - you can plug in either a normal two-end plug or a grounded three-end plug.
Only one side of the AC plug is printed with MAX 2500W, which means the maximum output is 2500 watts.
There is an AC jack on one side and a type-c plug on the other. In fact, everyone must be familiar with this color. The most common use is to charge the iphone that supports quick charging.
There is also an AC jack on one side, and two USB ports, one for 18w quick charging and one for normal charging.
Philips smart socket not only supports BC1.2, DCP and QC3.0 protocols, but also supports apple's 2.4a, samsung 2.0a and AFC protocols, as well as huawei's FCP quick charging protocol.
The actual plug and unplug experience of the socket is very smooth, neither like the X meter plug row so awkward or even the early USB plug out of the accident, AC plug plug experience is also very comfortable.
After switching on the power, you can see that the white light on the button is on. In fact, if you press the light again, it means that the socket is off. The design is very considerate and safer.
Connect six devices - feel small socket, function can be really with one to six.
Power-Z test USB jack, support for fast charging function is complete. Charging the iphone with A USB flash port shows 4.9v1.8a and 9 watts of power.
We will test the type-c interface. In fact, I understand that this interface is more like a DP socket. In the actual test, it is found that the maximum support is 12v1.5a fast charging, which is 18w fast charging.
Philips smart socket itself is also very safe, the shell USES fire retardant materials, built-in overtemperature, overcurrent, overvoltage, overcharge, short circuit, overload protection, as well as corrugated protection and electromagnetic protection, the safety, Philips is sure to rest assured.
Speaking of disadvantages, I suggest more color matching. It is understandable that as it is a new product, only black may be available at present. But I think a white one, or even a pink one or a color RGB one, would appeal to a lot of girls.
In fact, at present, if the AC socket only if the AC socket, it is a little "tight" feeling, because only the AC plug, you need a power plug to use. Philips smart socket has two quick charging ports, can support six devices charging at the same time, and has a very small "body", can be said to be the sharp weapon on the desk to simplify the desktop. The key appearance level is also very cool, get a new socket, attract the attention of the next deskmate is also a bit interesting fun.
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