Bakeey WLX-F4 Review: A Desktop Charger With Eight Ports and a Screen
The Bakeey WLX-F4 is a cube-shaped charging station that offers four USB-C ports, four USB-A ports, a magnetic wireless charging pad, and a 2.8-inch IPS display. It is marketed as a way to consolidate multiple devices on a desk, though its total power is shared rather than delivered at maximum wattage to every port at once. The review examines how its wired and wireless options fit everyday use and what buyers should check before ordering.
The WLX-F4 is a roughly cube-shaped desktop unit, about 102 by 101 by 94 mm. Its seller lists four USB-C and four USB-A ports, plus a magnetic wireless pad rated at 5–15W and a 2.8-inch IPS screen. The display reportedly shows voltage, current, power, capacity, charge time, and multi-port totals, with waveform curves.
It also lists USB Power Delivery and Quick Charge 3.0, alongside an adjustable DC output from 2.7V to 24V at up to 5.1A, with a rotary knob for electronics testing. Because total power is shared, connecting many devices can reduce what each port receives.
For desk-based workers, students, and households with mixed devices, the WLX-F4 may simplify cable clutter and make charging status easier to see. Its shared-power design could also prompt users to think more carefully about how many devices they charge at once. The adjustable DC feature may appeal to hobbyists, though it could require extra caution. Overall, such hubs may gradually shift some consumers away from multiple separate adapters, but compatibility and safety checks remain important.