Review on 💡 TESSAN Power Strip with USB & Individual Switches - 12 Outlets, 3 USB Ports, 6ft Extension Cord, 1700J Surge Protector - Gray by Bill Russett

This intelligently designed device offers many thoughtful features at an extremely affordable price. It contains many connectors. 12. Great for a kitchen counter that doesn't have easy access to outlets. I was tired of changing plugs or forgetting to plug something in (basic rice cooker) to figure it out later. You may not need all 12, but this also allows you to connect elements with a gap between them for easier handling. Each individual outlet also takes up a lot of space, so you can plug in power adapters as shown in the photo and still use adjacent outlets. One row is always on and the other has switched outlets. There's also plenty of space between rows, and the little corners are also a nice touch for controlling line direction. It even has 3 standard USB 2.4a charging ports located on the side of the device (on the right in the picture) so they are not in the way/obstructed by regular connectors (like power adapters). 15 sockets. The individual power buttons have a very clear push and show the status both physically and digitally (see white LEDs when switching on). It also shows main power, ground, surge protection with LEDs. Compactness and ease of use. It comes with mounting hardware (screws and wall plugs) and a pre-cut template for drilling holes in the wall. It costs next to nothing to activate, but I've never seen a product like this offer. Very thoughtful. I installed mine on the tile with 4 small picture command bars and it fits securely and releases smoothly without affecting the unit's hold on the wall. The main cable is thick and seems adequate for the potential maximum power draw. It's also long, so it can be used in a variety of places that aren't right next to an outlet. I kind of find it funny how impressed I am with a simple extension cord. But it was the design details + the cost ($21) that made me think this is a winner while it can last, something to see. While this isn't subject to review, if they make an Alexa compatible version in the same form factor I'd be willing to pay extra. Tip Tip Revain: The contract with this company is out - a new product Revain Basic.