PS3 Move Power Stand

In the end, it proved to be the best option for me to preorder this stand. I cannot connect my dualshock 4 to my eye camera because I have two move controllers, two navigation controllers, and two move controllers. My PS3 slim has a total of two USB ports. This powered stand (with its own AC adapter) allows me to charge all six controllers at the same time. The charging docks light up in colored LEDs to let me know how each controller is doing. The docking stations each take one of three kinds of controllers, and each pair is designed to fit one. As a result, it is not possible, for instance, to charge more than two dualshocks at a time in the dock. Additionally, if you want to extend the range of control by adding five more controllers via USB while two are charging. In addition to the net 3 additional USB ports it adds to a PS3, yes. This stand has 4 USB ports on the bottom right side, and an extension cable that plugs into one of the two USB ports on the PS3 console is tucked into an opening on the bottom front of the stand. There are a total of five USB ports on the computer A PS3 is attached to one of the stands and two on the stand. I will keep my eye camera plugged in at all times while still being able to use four other ports. Having the ability to plug in all the Guitar Hero instruments whenever I want, and not have to unplug the eye, and/or not have to unplug my controllers, is very convenient. In addition to charging USB devices, these ports can also be used to charge other mobile devices, such as cell phones or MP3 players. There is a specific statement in the instructions, however, that the USB ports will not charge Apple products, such as iPods and iPhones. If I had the chance, I would knock the product down one half star just because the charging docks do not appear to be "smart' you cannot store controllers for extended periods of time. I used "almost perfect" in the title because I thought it was close to perfect. It says to remove the controllers after they have fully charged in the user guide. There is also a warning that you ought to turn the stand off when not in use (there's an on/off button on the front, but the USB ports are always responsive). When you leave the controllers charging in charge docks for long periods of time, I imagine that the batteries will get damaged. While I would love it if that weren't the case, I would still be happy if it weren't. Besides this, the controllers don't exactly fit in the docks easy - they don't slide right in. To get them to align properly with the mini-computer, you usually have to wiggle 'em around a bit The controller port of the PS3 console is equipped with a USB port. Since the PS3 console needs to be vertical to accommodate the stand, I have freed up some space on I have found that much of the extra space is taken up by properly charging the controllers. If I were able to keep all the controllers docked, as well as not have to worry about powering down the stand when not charging, I believe it would be very satisfying. This stand is a really clever upgrade for anyone who has a PS3 slim and new move controllers (though it's not compatible with old PS3 fat consoles). It has a lot of USB ports and is flexible in terms of charging many things at the same time. In the end, I can't think of a better choice, and the stand is a good value for what it offers.

Kaleb Donovan

| Jun 22, 2021

About three years ago, I purchased this stand for the first time. Initial results were great and we absolutely loved the stand. However, as time went by, we slowly began to have trouble with it. It takes a little while to get used to, but once you remember which way the various controllers go, it becomes very easy. It sometimes takes a couple of tries to figure out which way to place them in the holders until then. Those of you who have young eyes should not have a problem with this. Thanks to the ability to charge anything and accumulate everything in one place, this stand is absolutely perfect. It was easy to tell whether something was charging, charging correctly or not inserted properly based on the different colored lights. About a year or so after purchasing the chargers, I noticed that a couple of them were no longer working. On several occasions, I observed my grandson and his friends forcing the controllers into the charging slots in the wrong direction and thought they might have damaged the charging sockets. The cables for the main controllers were able to plug into the side of the stand, so we were able to charge and play without any issues. About two years after the initial failure I noticed that each of the four other ports failed one by one until none of them ran at all. Toward the end of the three-year period, the stand basically only held everything in place without charging It is clear that the ports on the side are not prone to failure due to abuse, as the cables are never unplugged once they are connected. My old stand was great at first, but I would like it to keep working for a very long time, so I bought another one this week to replace it. We are glad that everything is working properly again and the stand is working properly. cannot get one move controller to insert (it won't move), but I think it's the controller which is faulty because it has been abused in the past. Only because I did not expect it to last as long as it did, I was forced to downgrade it to three stars. While I am not advocating that it should stay forever, all the failures can't be attributed to abuse, and it is unacceptable for it to turn into junk after only two years. In light of the fact that only the ports were being used at the moment.

Jolie POWER

| Mar 21, 2021