The Relife 309U 6 Ports Smart Charger gives your repair bench one compact charging hub for every customer phone, tablet, and test device waiting in the queue. Instead of hunting for free wall sockets and juggling six separate adapters, you plug this single unit into AC mains and connect up to six devices at once, with 72W of total output spread across four USB-A ports and two Type-C ports. Two ports run Power Delivery and two run Quick Charge, so newer handsets that negotiate fast charging get their preferred voltage, while older phones and accessories charge on the standard USB ports. Each port carries a smart IC that recognizes the connected device and sets the charging speed, which stops a freshly revived dead phone from receiving the wrong current. The PD ports step through 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/2.5A, 15V/2A, and 20V/1.5A, and the QC ports step through 5V/3A, 9V/2A, 12V/1.5A, and 20V/1A, which covers the fast charging profiles you meet on daily repair jobs. The plain USB ports deliver 5V at 1A to 2.4A, enough for feature phones, Bluetooth accessories, and small tools on your bench. A transparent window on the housing lets you watch charging status and current for every port in real time, so you spot a charging issue at a glance: a phone that draws no current, a cable that fails, or a battery that refuses to accept charge. That live readout speeds up diagnosis in a busy workshop, because you can separate a cable fault from a charging port fault before you open the phone and start board-level work. The built-in smart screen-off switch turns the display off after 30 minutes of inactivity, and a vibration or touch wakes it again, so the window does not stay lit through a whole shift. In a real repair workflow, this charger earns its place at several stages. After a battery replacement, you charge the phone and confirm it holds current. After a charging port repair or a charging IC change, you connect the device to a known-good port and read the current draw to verify the fix. When a phone comes in with a boot loop or hang on logo, a flat battery often hides the real fault, so you charge it first and eliminate the power variable before you start software work. Technicians who flash firmware or clear an FRP lock also need devices sitting at a healthy charge level before the job starts, and a six-port hub lets you prepare several phones together. Shop owners in Pakistan who handle high daily volumes of pattern unlock, display problem, network issue, and hardware fault jobs get a tidy way to keep every waiting device powered without tying up multiple sockets. The compact housing measures 111 x 70 x 70 mm and weighs about 213 g, so it fits beside your microscope, hot air station, or soldering station without eating bench space. It accepts AC 100-240V at 50-60Hz, which suits the mains conditions in most workshops. Place it next to your multimeter and test box, and you build a quick verification corner where you charge, measure, and confirm before you hand the device back. If you run ISP pinout tools, eMMC programmers, or UFS adapters on the same bench, this hub keeps the devices around those jobs charged while you work on the board. Pair it with PCB holders, reballing kits, and your regular rework gear, and it becomes the power point for the whole station, not just an accessory. The four USB-A ports handle legacy devices and accessories, while the two Type-C ports cover current handsets, tablets, and USB-C laptops that accept these voltage steps. Because Relife and Sunshine build products around the mobile repair trade, the layout and display style suit workshop use better than a generic home multiport adapter. Upgrade your bench from single-port adapters to a smart 72W hub, and you save sockets, cut cable clutter, and gain a quick charging diagnostic on every port. Order the Relife 309U 6 Ports Smart Charger from KB GSM Store for delivery across Pakistan, including Lahore, Karachi, and Islamabad.