Surge Protector Power Strip - 5 FT Extension Cord, Power Strip with 12 Widely AC Outlet 3 USB, Flat Plug Wall Mount Overload Protection, 1050J, Desk Charging Station for Home Office, ETL Listed,White

I bought this surge protector to organize and power everything around my standing desk, and it’s been perfect. The 12 widely spaced outlets give me more than enough room for bulky plugs and adapters, and the 3 USB ports are super convenient for charging my phone and other devices without needing extra bricks.The 10-foot cord gives me plenty of flexibility with desk positioning, and the flat plug sits neatly against the wall without sticking out. I mounted it under the desk using the keyhole slots, and it stays secure and out of the way.Everything from my monitors to my laptop charger, desk lamp, and speakers is plugged in, and I still have room to spare. The 1050J surge protection and ETL listing give me peace of mind that my gear is protected.If you’re setting up a home office or standing desk and need a clean, reliable power solution, this is a great choice.

Great extension cord/multi-outlet. We have several of these and love that they come up to 25 foot lengths. The receptacles on 3 sides makes it easy to fit multiple plugs, even accommodating several bulky ones. The flat plug allows for easy installation behind furniture and the whole unit looks crisp and neat. The USB outlets are a fantastic added bonus. When I need more multi-outlet units, this is what I will come back to.

It works quite well.Its flat, braided cable is quite flexible and easy to manipulate and adjust in different shapes and positions. The length is as expected, according to the order.Its shape and the way the connections are arranged help it take up less space and is easy to hide or place in a hidden location. Its flat connection against the wall also helps, as it doesn't create any bulges.The USB ports deliver the expected power. Its power button is quite firm and doesn't turn off just by touching it.The price seems fair, but it's better if you wait for a sale.Highly recommended.

I went for the absurdly-long 25-foot cord, and it was exactly right. It's a braided cord and lays out nicely. If you want to mount it semi-permanently, it has four small screws included in the package (don't lose those). Highly worthwhile for a very specific need.

Love this extension cord! I have a few of them and they work well.

i have 3 of these mounted to the wall behind my desk and they work fine. these solve the problem of having enough easy to reach outlets behind the desk. i measured the total current going thru all 3 outlet strips and it was around 1 amp when most of the devices were on, so each strip is seeing around .33 amp of draw which this is no where close the max of 15 amp. i have not used the usb charging ports. the mounting slots work fine but the are plastic so i used mounting screws with a large head to ensure the outlet strip can not be yanked of the wall.

I have used the standard style of surge protecting power strips for a very very long time. However I had a socket die and was already low on sockets to plug in. Running all of the things needed in a standard home office just calls for so many plugs.Enter finding this option online on a lightning deal. It was a good price but unknown to me so I ordered one.So in no particular order:- I love the 10' cord on it. I was able to lay it along the end of the floorboard from the back of my desk to the wall socket. No stretching or having it slide things.- Now the next good point. I have things that like the standard wall warts that plug in usb cables to charge things. For the first time every I could plug them in facing me and out into the desk. Super convenient and so much better cable management.- I still use the ones on top but they are mostly for temporary things that come and go. My monitors and computer power cord are plugged into the back side sockets so the cables are neatly out of the way.- There are some USB ports on this but I have not tried them. They once again point upwards and I am enjoying the plugs pointing at me. I also think they might be lower power output than my standard USB wall wart options. I will test at some point as I have a cable that shows how much power is being sent thru the cable and consumed by the devices. But for now I am so happy with how it is working that it just hasn't been worth the time.I love it when things are so much better than even hoped for or expected when actually put in use. Should anything every happen to this I would buy another one without a seconds hesitation. I love this enough I am buying some for other members of my family.

I absolutely love this power strip. I have a mobile desk for my set up and the long cable works perfectly for it. The woven cable also gives me faith (and has over the years shown) that it will hold up no matter how many times I drag it along the floor. The amount of plugs is amazing for a tech nerd like me. The USB ports are also surprisingly quality. I use them regularly to provide power to my Switch, phone, wireless controller, etc. I would absolutely recommend this to anyone.