Review on Anker Power Strip with USB and 8 ft Extension Cord - PowerPort Cube USB with 3 Outlets and 3 USB Ports, Portable Design, Overload Protection for iPhone Xs/XR - Compact for Travel, Cruise Ship, and Office by Shawn Quick

It was a great idea but not rated for 240V marine :(I have several Anker PowerPort strips. I love them and even carry them in my luggage bag when I travel at sea and use them with the appropriate one Adapters To charge your iPhone and USB devices I then have other AC plugs available to use things like a steamer, camera charger, laptop etc as long as they are also rated for 240v This new The PowerPort Cube is NOT designed for 120/240 crap I'm not sure why they overlooked this important feature as this PowerPort Cube is smaller and more travel friendly than the PowerPort Strip allowing the PowerPort Cube to handle input voltages from 90-264V.The PowerPort Cube is compatible with all standard sockets worldwide (see photo).Specification, this is the standard design for USA.In addition, in accordance with new changes i n the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) certification requirements do not allow us to print "90-264V” on the actual product. This is why it differs from previous expansions. However, the function works the same way. Yes, it can be used abroad as long as you have the appropriate PowerPort cube plug adapter. Remember, if you use it this way, don't forget that the device you use to connect something to the Cube must also be rated for 240V. It's not a converter. The USB outputs work normally. Anker and his customer service are amazing!