1. I was impressed by its packaging. It's not the typical cardboard box or blister packaging. It comes in a plastic transparent box (something smaller than the box of Ferrero Rocher) in which you have the light-charger, instructions, and a small cardboard box that contains a micro USB cable and the adapter for the socket. It looks so premium that it outshines many others.

2. As for the connection to the socket, it comes with an adapter for our sockets that goes vertically (if you open the packaging, you will understand what I mean) and thus it looks like a regular light.

3. The lighting on the large scale is sufficient for me as I don't want much light when I sleep, if any at all. Keep in mind that the light is actually around, below the orange frame as you can see in the device image. If you want intense lighting, it may not satisfy you. It has two scales, low and intense lighting. I am referring to the intense one. It's not that strong, meaning it's not very bright. To turn it on, press the on/off button once and vice versa to turn it off. If you want to adjust the intensity to either high or low while it's off, press it once to turn it on and press and hold it for a while and you will see that the intensity changes. If you turn it off, the next time you turn it on, it will have the intensity setting you last selected.

4. Charging. It has 3 USB ports. I won't go into the technical details because those of us who are more knowledgeable about them already have other devices for fast and mass charging of devices, and none of us would buy one with a light. Nevertheless, I noticed that the charging was slower on the Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 Pro compared to a charging hub or the mobile charger. However, it charged the almost empty OnePlus 6-7t, iPad 10" 2018, Xiaomi Mi Band 6, GoPro Hero 8, and JBL Charge 3 very quickly. You don't need to have the light on to charge a device. Also, during charging, you will notice a relatively high temperature, but when used as a light, you won't see anything.

For someone who wants a small light for the night and wants to charge a device during the night (although without devices that automatically stop charging, I wouldn't leave my phone charging all night), it's great.

Unfortunately, the reviews are a bad guide for this particular product as most people have no idea in general. Initially, the night light is satisfactory with two levels, but the main function, as a multiple device charger, is poor as it states that it supports 5 volts and 2.1 amps per port with 5 volts and 3.4 amps in total in multiple ports, meaning a 10.5 watt charger and 17 watts in total, so 5.6 watts per port in multiple, which means it charges very, very slowly for modern phones and does not support QC 3.0 or 4.0 (lol). However, for overnight charging while you sleep in 4 hours (depending on the phone), it will have managed to charge your device, and for that reason alone, I give it 3 stars. Finally, it is worth mentioning that even with charging using one port, mine has only managed to charge at 1.3 amps at 5 volts, so 6.5 watts, almost half of the promised 10.5 watts. So, that's it for you, the five or ten of you who have an idea about phone charging. The rest of you... good luck.