Review on 💡 8-Outlet Power Strip Surge Protector with 4 USB Charging Ports - 6ft Extension Cord for Home, Office & Hotel- Gray by Michael Tarlue

A few extras from the box: 1) Flat Plug - There's no reason a plug can't be flat/flush. However, the "line" on the fork is straight, not slanted, so it needs to go through the bottom outlet. In any case, you should not have two extension cords per outlet. 2) many outlets. It has 2 rows of 4 rosettes facing in opposite directions. There's also some space between them, so you can switch between forks and bricks to fill it up. Again, the extension should not be completely full. 3) Lots of USB connectors on the end *AND* they are spaced correctly (vertically). This means that the ends of bulky cables do not cross into a free USB port. 4) One meter cable - there's nothing worse (and more dangerous) than tying short cables together. It should be a long cable like this.