A nationwide recall affecting more than 32,000 charging devices has been announced on September 4, 2026. The products, sold at Marshalls and TJ Maxx stores across the United States, are being withdrawn because they present serious fire and burn hazards.
The recall, reported by NJ.com, includes all units of the affected charging devices that were distributed to retail locations, including those in New Jersey. Consumers who purchased the items from either Marshalls or TJ Maxx are being advised that the devices pose a risk of igniting or causing burns during normal use.
Marshalls and TJ Maxx, both owned by the same parent company, have issued the recall in coordination with safety regulators to address the identified danger. The decision to remove the devices from shelves nationwide reflects concerns that the hazard could lead to property damage or personal injury if the products remain in circulation.
The recall covers a total of 32,000 charging devices, though the exact model numbers and manufacturing details have not been disclosed in the available information. Retail locations are expected to remove the items from inventory and to provide guidance to shoppers who may have already taken the products home.
The consumer safety alert aims to prevent potential fires and injuries associated with the faulty charging devices. While no incidents have been publicly reported, the precautionary action underscores the importance of rapid response when a product is deemed unsafe. Shoppers are encouraged to check their recent purchases from Marshalls and TJ Maxx for any of the recalled items.
Authorities and the retailers involved continue to monitor the situation to ensure that the recall effectively eliminates the risk. Further updates may be released as additional information becomes available.