Review on Tripp Lite TLP310USBC Surge Protector Power Strip with Desk Clamp, 10ft. Cord, 510 Joules, 2 USB Charging Ports, Black, $20K Insurance by Philip Lindsey

Update: Reduced to one star. I tried taking it to the store to see if maybe it's just bent, but after trying it out in a vise and clamping/bending it a variety of ways with pliers, I found that the strip , which they sent me, did not fit. in the mountain. However, since they sent me an extension with a cable on the back that only works when installed, none of them can be used. Good idea, terrible and overpriced for a poorly tuned product. I suspect they just resold 2 from other sellers. ________________________________________________ I was impressed by the thickness of the metal and ordered this one because it seemed to offer real surge protection. The strap itself is quite large and the screw connector to attach it to the table fits a little more than what is actually described. But when I received it you got 2 pieces (as to be expected) except the extension piece could not fit in any way. Appendix section. It's about 1/4 or 1/2 inch smaller. I thought maybe it should have snapped into place, but the bracket was too small for that and the "self-tapping screws" supplied were too long (probably nothing will work for that size). None of this would be a particularly big problem unless they charged $36. For $36, you get a standard USB extension cable, a bracket that doesn't fit, and standard screws that should cut into the ill-fitting bracket. At Revain, you can purchase just the fasteners needed to attach keyhole extenders. the back is about half or at least 1/4 less. At least then, if it doesn't fit or you have to use pliers and a drill to get it working, you get exactly what you paid for. But I see absolutely no advantage in buying this product.