Power Strip Surge Protector with 20W USB C Ports,6Ft Flat Plug Extension Cord Wall Mount 4 Outlets Extender,Fast USB Charging Station 1080J (Black)

We got a couple of these for the ledge above our couch where there isn't access to the outlet. This allows people to plug in and charge while they are chilling on the couch. Definitely recommend.

Actually so pleased with it, I’m buying a couple more

I'm enjoying this surge protector so far. This surge protector is best used somewhere you don't have to be concerned with too much dust and debris. This power strip doesn't come with the option to close any of the sockets. There are slots on the back that will allow you to hang it on the wall.The power button is designed in a way where the only way to turn it off and on is an intentional push down, into the unit. This is great because if you lay something on it by accident, or something falls on it, it will remain on (or off, whatever state it was in before)I love that the plug is flat and designed to stay out of the way. Perfect for behind my bed.The sockets hold the plugs tightly. Due to it's small form factor, the plugs can't be too big. The regular socket design is most ideal for regular sized plugs.

The product is as described. It meets the requirements I needed.

This is very useful for situations when you have something that you want pushed up right against a wall but there is also an outlet there that you want to use. This will let you push something like a bookshelf or dresser right up against the wall and the plug and then this can sit under the shelf and still be useful for plugging in devices for power. Nice.

I like the shape and color and how long the cable is. There is so many spots to plug in and USB port is easy. Its function is great and it's nice quality and strong. I'll be getting a couple more for my computers

So, it works as expected. I wish the AC plugs were just a TINY bit farther apart from each other.This feels pretty lightweight, which isn't necessarily a bad thing.The on-off button rattles around and takes a lot of force to click on and off.USB C provides 12V out and does appear to provide up to 20 Watts. However, it doesn't seem to handle having multiple USB C devices plugged in at the same time. One will get the 12v and the other will drop to 5V. I also experienced the USB C power glitch out and reset multiple times when trying to use two USB C devices at the same time.It doesn't seem to know how to properly negotiate between multiple devices using QC or PD.If all you need is slow, 5V or a single 12V USB powered device, this works okay, but also may reset a few times as it tried to figure out what's connected.At time of writing this review, the price for this is $19.99 which is way, wayyyyy too expensive for this.It looks nice, has a great flat, angled plug, but you'll find dozens of other recommendations on this very page that have the same features for half the price.Unfortunately, I can't recommend this at the price.

Does this work? Yes.Is it a good design? Yes. I can pretty much put any plug I want into the 4 outlets simultaneously without space issues. And I appreciate having the USB and USB-C options for charging devices as well.Is the plug part convenient? Yes. The plug in part is skinny and designed so it won't take up much space on a wall outlet when you plug it in. It even angles the cord away from the button outlet (if you plug it into the top outlet).Will this suffice? Yes, 100%. You won't necessarily regret buying this.Why knock off the 1 star?-The on/off button is extremely loud. I was hoping for something a bit more quiet in case I want to turn on/off the power strip while my little ones are sleeping. But this... this will definitely wake them. That said, having the on/off button is extremely convenient.-This thing feels clunky. It doesn't give off the most quality made product vibe. And for the listed price of $19.99 I was expecting slightly betterOverall this is a great product that will work and that is designed smartly. You might be able to find better at this price point but you also won't go wrong getting this one.

This power bar has a small footprint and will fit in most spaces. It has two USB A and two USB C ports which allow you to charge most devices via USB. There are also four power outlets that allow you to connect devices such as lamps or other items. I have been using this for my monitor speakers which I like to turn off after each use. This power bar allows me to just push the power switch. Unlike some other power bars I have used, there is no crackle or popping when I turn my monitors on or off. This power bar has worked well for my application.

Cette barre d'alimentation mesure 12 x 9 x 3 cm.Vient avec un fil d’une grosseur de 9 x 3 mm et d'une longueur de 170 cm muni d'une prise plate à 45° ainsi que les instructions incluant le français.Le poids est de 271 g.Il y a 2 trous en dessous permettant de la fixer au mur, visses non incluses.Il suffit d'appuyer sur l'interrupteur pour l'allumer, ça illumine en bleu, pratique de pouvoir l'éteindre au besoin, mais le bouton émet un énorme clic très bruyant.Petite multiprise efficace, mais délicate avec un long câble, charge rapidement, tient bien en place grâce aux 4 pattes en caoutchouc avec protection contre les surtensions.

First things first with the certifications, I see a FCC cert on the surge protector base and I see "C UL US" on the power plug itself so it's probably fine.The surge protector feels a little cheap, the power cable part is basically the absolute cheapest lamp power cord possible and the surge protector case isn't much better and feels like thin and cheap plastic. However the actual parts that matter like the USB ports and the power sockets seem very well built. The surge protector power sockets are shockingly tight, it's harder to plug in and it's not going anywhere once it's in.I can't test the surge protection-ness of the unit as I'm not going to trigger a power surge to try it, but as a extension it does it's job well. Having 4 power plugs and the 4x USB ports makes it essentially an 8 plug unit with a much smaller footprint.My main complaints are the cheap build quality and the weirdly designed on/off switch. It's a tiny white LED that illuminates the power button and it might be difficult to know if the surge protector is on or not. The switch returns to the same spot if its on or off, so the LED is the only indicator.Overall I would recommend this if its on sale or something, base price it's hard to justify I think.

6 foot power cord with surge protection that provides power to 4 item with regular AC plug, and 4 more items via USB A x 2, and USB C x 2. Pretty versatile. I absolutely love flat plugs that angle off after being plugged in, such a necessary design! Works great for all the devices you need, for around a desk, bar area for patroness to charge their devices if they want. Everything works as advertised on mine, so easy to recommend!

It has been working out very well to provide power to a few low amp electronics and several USB devices, including another USB charger with 4 ports that does not have surge protection built into it. All the connections are firm and the USB ports charge my devices at good rates. They do have the UL on the outlet itself and FCC on the base (will not cause interference with other electronics), but I don't think it is fully certified. Even without a certification, I feel comfortable using this for my lower amp devices and it has been performing well for me to date. (I have many devices that work great without certification on them, but there are times I won't use devices without it, depending on the build quality.)UPDATE:I started to experience issues with the USB A charging ports, which required me to reset the power and, at times, would not charge some devices at all. I made sure to test the devices as the only ones being connected one at a time and also tested those same devices on another power bar with the same cords and 15 watt USB A ports and the devices would charge, so I know it is the USB-A ports on this power bar were not providing enough power to those devices. (There are many devices that do charge fine, though. I decided to try the C ports on one of the devices and it worked perfectly. I am not sure why the 18W rated ports are not able to charge some devices, seems a bit odd to me, but at least I have an alternative option for those devices with the USB-C ports.