TALK WORKS Nintendo Switch Joy-Con Charging Dock Station

Works like a charm, not much to really complain about. This type of charger is ideal for people who commonly play local multiplayer with friends or family, but also useful if you want to charge your joycons while the Switch is in sleep mode (finding out recently that the charging on joycons actually stops when the system is put in sleep).The only thing I think I could gripe about is the fact that you have green lights immediately after you plug in the device. The problem with this is that the green lights are supposed to indicate that a joycon is at full battery, red meaning that it is still charging. The problem with it showing a green light when a joycon isn't even plugged in is because if the connectors on one of those chargers are defective, you won't be able to tell that when you plug in a joycon that's already at full battery or just not registering on the charger. When there's no change in the light when you plug in a joycon, this leads to concerns of a possible defective charging port on the charger or a defective joycon, which could be that the joycon is just at full battery or it's not getting properly seated on the charger, leading to returns/refunds that may not be necessary.