💡 Enhanced ECHOGEAR Rotating Outlet Surge Protector: 8 Outlets, Flat Plug, Long Cord, Mounting Holes & More - Advanced Power Strip with Heavy Duty Surge Suppression and Built-in Cable Management - Sleek Black Design Review

I bought 2 of these, they are thin in design but not thin when held in hand. There is an 8 foot cable that I needed. The 4 inch cables didn't fit me. I love how each fork pivots for optimal positioning. This makes a HUGE difference when you're trying to "fit" everything on it. I didn't have to skip the connector because it was too tight. There is a design flaw that is very important to me personally. The power cord does not rotate at all. Not a minute to the right or to the left. So if you are…

I specifically chose this surge protector for a fairly limited space (shelf in a bookshelf) where I connected a number of electronic components. Some of these components have these large plug adapters, and generally long, narrow surge protectors prevent these adapters from being plugged into outlets side by side. In this situation you usually have to choose a wider tread, which wasn't a good option in this application, or omit connectors. The solution was the ECHOGEAR rotary connector…

Finally! Power strip/surge protector where I can use ALL outlets! I liked it so much I've replaced all my extension cords with this one. I also ordered 2 extras for car trips. When my wife and I travel we need to charge our devices. Sometimes it's easy to find a way out in everyone, most of the time it's not. Now we always have 2 of these extension cords with us when we travel. As soon as we arrive at the hotel, the extension cord (packed last, taken out first) finds the wall and often we have…

I finally found a line filter that fits my needs. As a designer, I'm always looking for ways to hide cables and still be functional. For this project this is the best extension I could find that would allow me to rotate the outlet to hide the ugly plugs/wires behind the dresser. while other sockets remain available for everyday use. I chose black for the dark board wall and attached it with wood screws. It's very good looking, durable and now offers much needed functionality in a space where…

I have purchased several surge protector extenders over the years. Of course they weren't there when they were younger. There were extension cords, maybe with a few outlets, but there was less electricity per room. As customers began demanding more outlets for computers, monitors, lights, printers, and other essential devices in one place for a functional home office station, splitters became essential. Then you needed surge protection for power strips. I've been buying surge protectors for a…