PowerA Officially Licensed Mains Powered DualShock 4 Charging Dock (with AC Adaptor) (PS4)

First thought review. Product looks great, box looks good quality (and has instructions/warranty booklet). I put both controllers in to charge and both charge, unsure if both at the same time(like My PS5 one). Controllers click into the mount, and the mount is springy so pops out OK and both controllers sit in without falling out. Overall very happy with product.

One of the best charging docks I've tried so far because of its price as well as how easy it is to use and carry around. The design also makes it a slick-looking, convenient product. I like how there's no more hassle with having to get the controllers attached to the charging port because the charging dock has levers on each side that you push down on them to attach the controllers properly to the ports and to essentially initialise the charging (yellow) state of the controllers from the light bar. And when you want to take the controllers out of the dock, you just push on them from the top and it just clicks out of place just like that, simple and easy. To get it on, there would just be a simple click to indicate it's attached to the port. There is a charging port on the bottom of the controllers as well as the top, but this charging dock utilities the bottom one so the controllers can essentially sit on the dock as seen the product image on the box. This design aspect and feature of the dock makes it one of the easiest charging docks to use out there for sure.

This is a very good charging dock for charging multiple PS4 controllers from a single device. It is also a really nice stand for the controllers when not in use. The controllers fit comfortably into the dock with a little push and the charging time is reasonable. For a Sony PS4 licenced product, it does feel a little cheaper than expected, but it works well on the whole and for the price this can be overlooked.

I bought this dock along with a second DualShock 4 controller so that I wouldn't have to charge my controller(s) during gameplay. The dock is powered by an AC adapter (included) and plugs into the underside of the base. The cable was long enough to reach from the mains supply on the left of my TV whilst this dock sits on the right of my TV. The dock itself holds two DualShock 4 controllers and charges the controllers from the port next to the microphone, in between the two analogue sticks. You place a controller on the dock and firmly push down on the fixture which slots the plug into the controller followed by an audible click. The LED on the controller will glow orange which indicates that it is charging. When the LED is no longer lit, your controller is fully charged thus drawing no further current from the device. Once charging is complete you can click the fixture again to release the controller. An extra USB to USB-micro is included for whatever reason; it has no purpose for the dock but can be used to charge your controller from the PlayStation. The dock seems sturdy and works as intended.

Great charger for my sons controllers.

Little cousin loved it as he wanted to add the charging port to his set up

DS4 has a common issue that the USB port stops charging anymore. The port gets bent, and even though you can play wired, it often refuses to charge unless you keep the cable in a precise position. This neat charger uses the EXT port which is more rugged, and bypasses Sony's shoddy USB charger. My controller is 9 years old and in perfect condition aside from the USB port. Thanks to this charger I can keep using it.

Its a lot cheaper and stable than the reviews from others suggest, compared to the official product its a lot cheaper feeling. The charging operation involved pushing down in the controller so its clicks into place but for some reason since we bought it 2 months ago its got more and more unreliable at clicking down far enough to charge. Its at the point now where neither dock charges any controller very often. So to summarize, it seemed cheap and flimsy, and proved to be unreliable too. The official product maybe a big clumsy but ours lasted 3-4 years as opposed to 3-4 weeks this took before it started playing up. To add insult to injury the online returns closed for this 1 month after we bought it, so I am going to have to contact amazon about taking it back.