PowerA Charging Station - PlayStation Portal Remote Player with Lumectra

Does exactly what it says on the box. You plug a little magnetic adapter into the Portal's charging port, set it on the station, and it charges. No fumbling with cables, no thinking required. It just works. This is the pinnacle of what a charging station should aspire to be: completely unremarkable in the best possible way. Stand: It stands. The Portal sits in it at a reasonable angle and doesn't fall over. I have no further commentary on the stand. It has fully exhausted its potential as a conversation topic. Angle: Fine. Good, even. You could look at the screen while it charges if you wanted to, though I'm not sure why you would. It's charging. Let it rest. iPhone: I need to address this because Walmart's review system is absolutely convinced I purchased a phone. I did not. This is a charging station for a PlayStation Portal. It cannot make calls. It cannot send texts. It does not run iOS. If you buy this expecting an iPhone, you will have the worst phone experience of your entire life. Zero bars, permanently. I gave it 1 star in the "Phone" category because that was the lowest option available, and frankly even that feels generous. Full Charge: Yes, it does that. That is its one job and it performs it admirably. The bar fills up. The Portal is ready to go. Science. If you own a PlayStation Portal and you're tired of plugging in a cable like some kind of caveman, this thing is five bucks worth of convenience. Magnets are involved. I'm satisfied.