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PowerA Charging Station for PlayStation Portal review: a flashy yet affordable option

PowerA’s PS Portal charging station is an affordable yet flashy option with customizable lighting and solid performance to boot.

PowerA Charging Station for PlayStation Portal review: a flashy yet affordable option

The PowerA Charging Station for PlayStation Portal has impressed reviewer with its design and performance. The charging dock, priced at $37.99 / £19.99 / AU$59.95, delivers reliable charging and eye-catching lighting. It mirrors the aesthetics of the PS5 and Portal while offering customizable lighting options through a touch panel.

The station charges the Portal from 0% to 50% in 35 minutes and from 0% to 100% in one hour and 45 minutes, matching expectations. However, it lacks a charging brick and can be tricky to remove the magnetic USB-C adapter. Designed for stationary use, it may not be ideal for those who need on-the-go charging. The station works best when paired with a compatible USB-C charging brick and a magnetic adapter for easy and efficient charging.

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