Review on 🔌 Premium 16-Outlet Surge Protector Power Strip with Mounting Brackets - Durable Heavy Duty Design & Long 9ft Extension Cord by Eric Broad

The quality seems to be normal. The rosettes are firmly attached, with the blades turned to prevent the warts from hitting each other. End caps are cheap and need to be reinforced with nylon. There is no external cable entry, but at least they clamped the cable inside. If the end cap is also the cable clamp attachment point, they should have used longer, better quality screws as well. However, the real weak point will be the plastic, not the screws. The included wall-mounting tabs are fairly sturdy and protrude slightly at each end (be careful of the narrow dimensions). They also have a slight burr on the user side as they are randomly shaped with the original embossing ON THE SIDE towards the end user and not the side. Why all the details? Because I seriously doubt it went through the solid American design process. This is mostly because (despite the marketing ploy) it's probably just another imported branded product. This particular model is called the LITESUN LTS-9H650-S model (see reference photo of the actual item I received) which you can find online for around ten dollars (in bulk). Now to the real problem and why I only gave a few stars - I absolutely cannot accept dealers who claim to design things in the USA and then back it up by claiming that they are veteran owned. (Product page photo attached in case they remove it) I have no idea about the last claim, but for the first one, I'm willing to bet that the only thing "DESIGNED IN THE USA" about this extension might be the logo . that he was punched in the face. It is incredibly hypocritical of them to hold on to the skills we owe to those who actually serve and the pride in American manufacturing that people feel when they expect a quality product. , it will fit. If you're looking to support veteran-owned businesses that sell quality American-made products, look elsewhere.