Venom PlayStation 4 Twin Charge Docking Station - Black (PS4) VS2732

No issues with this at all. Plug it in. Place controllers on top and charge. Fits perfect and charges up the controllers. What more do you need.

Venom are the best! They make great accessories for the PS4 and these are no exception. They work great. I love the blue light and red light when they are charging. Look smart on top of my PS4 even though the design is for the chunky PS4. I have the Slim one. You can't go wrong with Venom. 🐍

This is a good product,it has good charging speed and pretty good value for money.It is also compatible with the controllers .It also looks good on the out side overall a good product but there's still room for improvement.

brilliant bit of kit came on time well packaged. v good quality works a treat would recommend works with original controller and the v2 controller

Nice compact size, good charging speed, fully compatible with my PS4. I particularly like this style of charger as having a dongle permanently connected to the controller avoids wear and tear on the charging port. Very convenient to just pick up the controller without any wiggling if plugs or cables. When placing it back in the charger it drops in and self seats nicely. The indicator lights let you know if it’s charging or ready. The dongles are small and I don’t notice them during use. Good value.

Bought this when my old charger didn't survive the house move. Good price, keeps my pads charged. The little dongle bit saves the usb port on the pad from strain of repeated use so all in all highly recommended vs others I've had.

My official Sony playstation charger broke, so I thought I'd look for an alternative. This product has good reviews - but God knows why, its terrible.-Instructions are non-existent, you have to look online and even then they aren't clear.-It takes ages to charge, something stupid like 3h?!-You need to keep the little dongle in the controller to charge it, which is a pain as a) its easily lost if you take it out the controller when not charging b) it's ugly if you keep it in the controller-Every now and then the controller will just stop charging and all the lights go off. I thought it might be me not having it set up right, but I've fiddled with it, and got others to, and same thing keeps happening. It means my controllers are often 50% or less charged despite being left on for a number of hours.Honestly, just spend the extra and get the official Sony one. It's not perfect, and mine did break after a few years of use, but its a hell of a lot easier to use and much more effective.

The official Sony charge stand is fiddly to use and prone to being broken by young gamers. After replacing one where the connectors broke and seeing my son struggle with the replacement, I decided to look for something better. This charge stand is inexpensive and, while not perfect, has a number of improvements over the Sony product.Pros:+ Controllers pretty much fall into place and begin charging - much easier than the Sony product.+ Uses USB charging (i.e. from PS4 console), so does not take up precious mains sockets!+ Much much cheaper than the official Sony product.Cons:- USB lead is hardwired in, so cannot be swapped out for a longer/shorter lead if needed. I had to purchase a separate USB extender.- Only comes with two charge adaptors... if you have more than 2 controllers, you end up having to swap them round.- Charge adaptors are rather ugly- Obnoxiously bright blue lights on the front are constantly on; a dim, single red LED would be so much more civilised (and stylish).The charge adaptors don't get in the way while holding the controller, so I can live with their aesthetic shortcomings. I do wish this product came with 4 charge adaptors, or even that the charge adaptors could be purchased separately. Also... bright blue lights are completely passé - even early 20 somethings have stopped putting them on their souped-up hatchbacks. Please consider replacing with something more subtle as an indicator that the device is receiving power. And there's no good reason why the USB lead has to be hardwired into the unit. This just creates an unnecessary point-of-failure, and an inconvenience to anyone who wants the device more than 12 inches from a USB socket.Overall, considering the price (and the easy availability of black electrical tape), I would recommend this product over the official Sony one, for charging your PS4 joypads.