65W built-in GaN charger, 2.6ft portable power strip with 2 USB-C 1 USB-A (20V,3.25A) fast charging and 2 outlets upto 1500W, for Home,Travel,Office

Just putting it to the test now. So far I'm loving the length of the cord and the choices connections.

A handy length of cord, instead of those fold-in metal blades so many similar tablet charge cubes have.

It's almost hard to classify what this is. A 65W USB-C charger? A small extension cord? A mini power strip? It's sort of just the right combination of everything to be useful without being too bulky.The combination of features offered here makes this a great travel item, and I think it will be quite useful to pack away on future trips. It coils up super tight to a fairly pocketable size, and the cord is the perfect length to wrap around the outer shell a couple of times before turning on a little cutout to plug into itself. The attached rubber ring helps keep it all in place, but even without that I think it would be unlikely to unravel while stowed away. The cord seems to be rather permanently bent by the way it's stored, so keep in mind that it's a bit rigid, if you need to use that full length.You only get two AC ports (one grounded, one not grounded (2 prong)) but the included 2x USB-C and 1 USB-A ports should prevent you needing to bring an extra charger or two to eat up those ports. The plug lays flat against the wall and should be able to be plugged in in a way that keeps the second outlet available on the wall still, so it helps to expand your options a bit. I was able to get a full-speed charge on my phone while another charger was plugged in and drawing power, but the middle type C port didn't seem to provide the full power to go beyond just fast charging. Seems like the top one might get preference when multiple items are plugged in. I can't fully verify 65W charging through one port while another is in use, but my assumption currently is that it has to split the load. If you have that particular use case, it may be worth looking further into the specifics or carrying another charger for high-power items.Overall, though, it's a great set of features built into a solid, small body. It's always nice to have a compact travel item that can do the work of several things all in one.

This power strip charger is good for use at home or on the go. The plug type is North American and the voltage is listed as 220 volts, although North America is 120 volts. With the description, I assume that this could be used outside of North America with an adapter, but I would be careful doing so. Despite this information, the power strip charger works as I expect it would. It helps to eliminate the need for an electrical cord plus outlet with a charger attached. The outlets work as described and I am able to charge my phone with ease and also my laptop. I think it's great that there are 2 USB C outlets for current technology and 1 USB A for backwards compatibility. The build feels very sturdy and I can imagine that this can take a bit of being knocked around.

I think this is a typo, but the description unde the Brand and Total Power Outlets states Voltage 220 Volts. I do not believe that this charger would handle 220V - there wouldn’t be a need for this amount of voltage to power these outlets and chargers. Anyway, assuming that it is a typo, the unit seems to work well under normal 110 V outlets. There is a two pronged outlet (ungrounded) and one three pronged outlet as well as three USB ports. They all seem to work well and it is very portable too.

I'm a big believer in packing as efficiently as possible when traveling. With this portable power strip, I can now have an extension cord, 2 outlet power strip, USB phone charger, and USB-C laptop charger all built-in.The cord is pretty heavy duty and a little short at less than 3'. In a hotel room it is just long enough to reach behind a bed or nightstand but not quite long enough to extend much further. But I suppose the longer it is then the less portable it becomes. It is one of those flat plugs so it can sit fairly flush against the wall when plugged in. The cord wraps around the unit and uses an elastic strap to keep it compact.The unit has 2 AC outlets - one grounded and one not. Unsure why that is but that's how it is. There are 3 USB outlets with 1 A port and 2 C ports. I tested the C ports and they are able to charge my MacBook Pro so now an added bonus of not needing to carry a separate AC brick for my laptop - which adds to my packing efficiency.Package includes a USB-C - C cable and a USB-C - Apple lightning cable along with a pouch to keep the power strip in. Just wish the pouch was a little bigger to fit the cables in because it can only barely fit the power strip and that's it.Overall happy with this power strip especially since it can take the place of my laptop charging brick.

This little charging station is great for travel and what can i say about this product is all I need for travel or home use, avoiding the need the use of several chargers for different devices.Pros:* Great Quality* Provide Super & Fast charging for those devices who supports such watts.* 2 x USB type C ports with both supporting high watts output (capable of charging ThinkPad's or other similar laptops).* 1 x USB type A ports also support high watts output for fast charging* 2 x AC outlet for anything else (charging a laptop or something else )* Compact , fit anywhere* Perfect for travel or even at home or remote work (this little item helps with cable/chargers management)Cons:* non