🔌 Kungfuking Power Strip: Flat Plug Surge Protector with USB Ports and Extension Cord - Black Review

Except for the last picture in the product photos, I think the power cord comes out the back, which is why I bought it. I drilled a hole large enough for the connector to go through and was able to mount it to a surface with no visible hole or cable - I believe it was a 7/8 hole. The seller must remove the last picture and indicate in the description that the cable exits from the back so as not to confuse buyers.

I used these for the child lock. Now only one wire goes to the output, which is simply closed by housing. The plug for the TV and other devices is now hidden directly behind the TV. To be honest, it makes everything a lot easier. Plus USB ports are also a big plus. I will order more

Well, that should be a built-on device. The only problem is that the cable exits the device from the back, so it's no longer intended for surface mounting. In fact, it doesn't mount at all unless you use some sort of lock on the ends. Not a very thoughtful design. More like a bad joke.

Seems to work well when wall mounted but wish the cord was on the side and not at one end. It would also be a bit more stable if the holder were made of metal. Might replace it as it looks a bit messy as is with the cable at the top and bottom. USB seems to charge a large iPad Pro with no issues.

Real niche product, but well suited for my application. I needed an extension cord that was as small as possible that could be installed inside the closet so that it acted more or less as an outlet. The power strip connector didn't work and the full-size 6-outlet power strip was too big. Well, kung fuking has brought me complete and satisfying relief! I need smoke now.

Image misleading. It's surface mount but they can't show you the cable coming out from the bottom so you can't flush mount it without drilling a hole for the cable. This defeats the purpose of the installation! The photos show that the cable exits the short side but actually exits the bottom. Do not buy if you want to mount flush to the surface!

Except for the last image in the product photos, I believe the power cord comes out the back which is why I bought it. I drilled a hole large enough for the connector to go through and was able to mount it to a surface with no visible hole or cable - I believe it was a 7/8 hole. The seller must remove the last picture and indicate in the description that the cable exits from the back so as not to confuse buyers.

Yes, maybe I should have looked at that - the cable exits the BACK, not the SIDE. So if like me you want to mount it to the back of a bedside table or in a closet, you'll find that the beautiful 4-screw backplate can NEVER be flush mounted to a wall or side. There is a cable entry hole on the back. This means that it can only be flush when installed directly over the cable hole. , then cut the side of the case so that the cable exits at the SIDE. That way I can attach it to the back of my…