💡 Cable Matters 12-Outlet Surge Protector Power Strip with USB Dual Port 2.1 Amp Charging Review

This is a great USB extension cable, it's bulky but it's actually a benefit if you have power supplies that take up a lot of space, it also has a fairly long cable and a green one Power light that adds flair. Other than that I don't know what else to say other than the price was good, the style is good and I haven't had any issues.

Honest? I like this network filter. You have 4 corners where you can attach the big AC units, it has 8 smaller ones that are separated so it's easy to control and then you have 2 USB ports. You can connect your phone, Raspberry Pi, or anything else that uses the USB port. I bought it for my TV stand. I liked it so much I bought another one for my computer.

I kinda like it. Large distances between sockets, practical USB chargers and 12 sockets are very pleasant to have. My only complaint is the silly green LED lighting on the sides. It doesn't bother me at work, but if I were to use it for home theater and twilight movies I'd return it. You must either not turn these lights on or have a switch that can be used to turn them off.

Oh, that's perfection. It has a green light on the side to show it's working (hell, I don't know why it's there) but it has many advantages, USB and a long, strong cable. It plugs straight into the wall, but my nephew's surge protector (whom I got the idea from) plugs into the wall. Luckily I have enough room for the fork I bought, but if space isn't that important there is a flat fork somewhere.

I bought this in April 2018 after reading all the great reviews. The parking lights went out three days ago and then came back on. This happened several times, after which everything turned off. Luckily nothing was damaged, but when we started unplugging all the attached electronics, the wall plug started throwing sparks before the unit started smoking. Anyway, it died after 7 months and almost fried my wall. Who knows what would have happened if I hadn't been home. I will not even buy.

I love this surge protector. I had a cheap "stick stick" and it was difficult for me to connect everything. I replaced it with this one. Spacing between outlets is good and the USB ports have allowed me to do without two USB power adapters so everything is now organized and streamlined. This inspired me to use velcro cord organizers to keep everything looking neat. I also love that the side LED strips indicate proper grounding and surge suppression at a glance, plus they just look cool. I will…

I like this surge arrester. I had a cheap "stick stick" and it was difficult for me to connect everything. I replaced it with this one. Spacing between outlets is good and the USB ports have allowed me to do without two USB power adapters so everything is now organized and streamlined. This inspired me to use Velcro cord organizers,

Love it! The mounting holes would be big enough for screws, not just knobs! I had to nail and tape it to the wall to keep it in place! I often use the charging ports for my JBL Syncros Bluetooth headphones and Samsung phone. The charging port doesn't work with PS4 controllers (CUH-ZCT1U), but I can handle it. I like the grounding and surge protection indicator lights. this actually helped me identify a bad socket connection, so thanks! :D Lao lights also make for a pretty bright night light…

Works great. Good spacing for using multiple bricks for external drive enclosures and more. USB is a good option if my charger is missing and someone else is using it. This device has saved me before. I had a foot massager that I use daily because I have restless legs syndrome and it helps. I was using it the other night and in a big flash I heard a pop and everything on the surge protector went blank, including my newly assembled desktop and 42 inch TV. The cord on the massager was loose and I