Review on Addtam Power Strip Surge Protector with 6 Outlets, 3 USB Ports, and 5Ft Long Extension Cord - ETL Listed, Wall Mountable for Home, Office, and More by Michael Vargas

I bought this screen protector because of its commercial advantages, the cable connector is at a 45 degree angle to avoid using larger plug-in items. This fails on both claims with a bang. You can't stick anything under this thing unless it's a tiny plug like an extension cord or vacuum cleaner. I tried to connect my powerline adapter and apple charger but you can't connect it. The 45 degree angle and fork size doesn't work. It should be 90 degrees. Also, the forks are wider, so while that may be true, it doesn't really matter anyway. I can't connect two external monitors and an Apple charger to it. Even though there are 6 sockets, with my 2 monitors connected I only have 2 spots that go with everything. The only good quality (no build quality as the plastic is SUPER cheap) is the ribbon cable I'm planning on using. Place it under the rug of my office chair so it reaches from my wall to the back of my desk. Thing is, even though my adapters and chargers are ridiculously bulky, this product doesn't solve the problem it claims it will. I would send it back but it's a cheap surge protector and is used. But not for what I wanted.