KEHIPI
KEHIPI YFY-A98 60-port 300W USB charger
A 60-port desktop hub delivers 300W across 40 USB-A and 20 USB-C ports for simultaneous phone and tablet charging
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- Charge 60 devices simultaneously with 300W total output
- 40 USB-A and 20 USB-C ports at 5V/2.4A each
- Silent ball-fan cooling with hollow grid keeps temperature low
- Compact 4.17 x 8.66 x 2.36 in design includes carry bag
- Broad phone and tablet compatibility excluding laptops
60-Port Desktop Charging Hub
The KEHIPI YFY-A98 is a 300W charging station with 60 ports designed for environments that need to charge many phones, tablets and small USB devices at once. It suits offices, classrooms or homes where dozens of devices must be powered from a single outlet.
40 USB-A and 20 USB-C Ports
The station provides 40 USB-A ports and 20 USB-C ports, each capable of 5V/2.4A output, sharing a 300W total power budget. This port mix is the deciding factor: buyers needing more USB-C connections or higher per-port power for laptops should look elsewhere.
Quiet Fan-Cooled Operation
A hollow side grille and an internal ball fan dissipate heat while keeping noise low during normal use. The compact black enclosure measures 4.17 by 8.66 by 2.36 inches and weighs 2.49 pounds, so it sits neatly on a desk without becoming hot.
Highlights
- Charge 60 devices simultaneously with 300W total output
- 40 USB-A and 20 USB-C ports at 5V/2.4A each
- Silent ball-fan cooling with hollow grid keeps temperature low
- Compact 4.17 x 8.66 x 2.36 in design includes carry bag
- Broad phone and tablet compatibility excluding laptops
Specifications
| Brand | KEHIPI |
|---|---|
| Model | YFY-A98 |
| Color | Black |
Questions about this item
What does the 300W total output mean when all 60 ports are in use?
The 300W budget is shared across every port, so if all 60 devices draw power at once each one receives only a fraction of its maximum 5V/2.4A rate.
What charging standard do the USB-C and USB-A ports follow and what current does it limit them to?
Both port types are specified at 5V/2.4A, which is the standard USB BC 1.2 rate; no higher-voltage PD or QC profiles are mentioned.
How much desk space does the unit need and how is it mounted?
It measures 4.17 by 8.66 by 2.36 inches and weighs 2.49 pounds, sitting on a desktop with no brackets or mounting hardware described.
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