Team Brick Smart Charger Model: WD02, 55W, 4 x 2.4A & 1 x 3A - $39 + Shipping (Free with Club Catch) @ Catch

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Ebany on 12/09/2018 - 13:09 catch.com.au (325 clicks)
Last edited 12/09/2018 - 13:48 by 1 other user

Basically a Lego brick battery, great for those who use power in their Lego or Lego Robotics, rrp is $79, shipping can be free through various methods, cost me $6.95 to Sydney (so $46.94 total), 3% Cashrewards.

Too lazy to make it pretty so description taken from site.

Features:

Team Group charging accessories
Model: Brick Smart USB Charger | WD02
Colour: Multi
Compatibility: iOS & Android rechargeable devices
Power output: 55W
USB output:
    Standard: 4 x 2.4A 
    Qualcomm: Up to 3A
Capable of charging up to 5 devices simultaneously
Smart charging is able to adjust output current automatically for different iOS or Android devices to achieve maximum charging efficiency
One port supports Qualcomm Quick Charge technology
Multiple safety circuit protection ensures reliable quality
LED power/charging indicator
Compatible with LEGO bricks
Innovative storage box underneath
Weight: 250g
Dimensions (approx. mm): 99.5 x 99.5 x 63.8 (L x W x H)
Country of origin: N/A
12-MONTH MANUFACTURER WARRANTY 

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  CodeXD on 12/09/2018 - 13:47

  Basically a Lego brick battery, great for those who use power in their Lego or Lego Robotics, rrp is $79, shipping can be free through various methods, cost me $6.95 to Sydney (so $46.94 total), 3% Cashrewards.

  I had a look at the video and this just looks like a 5 usb port charger? It just happens to have LEGO compatible studs + a storage space (which can be used for lego or other small objects). Not sure what it has to do with Lego Robotics

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    Banj0 on 12/09/2018 - 14:25

    Yeah…looks like a charger. Looks ok though…maybe good for my son!

    USB charger maths never makes sense to me. So it outputs 55W they say, but has 4 outputs at 2.4A, and one QC output at 3A. At 5V, that's 2.4 x 5 (12W power) x 4 (ports) + 3.0 x 5 (15W power) x 1 (port) = 63W. I take this to mean that each port will do a max of 2.4A (or 3A for the Qualcomm), but the total can't be over 55W.

    Not the first manufacturer to offer these kinds of figures, and there's a reason behind it. Still…I love a charger that can deliver full power on all ports at once - they are few and far between.

    $39 seems like a decent price though if it's truly offering the stated specs.

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    Ebany on 12/09/2018 - 15:14

    Certainly my nephews have found a heap of uses for USB power packs in their Lego play. Maybe this helps.

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  Ebany on 12/09/2018 - 15:17

  Here's another for adults