🔌 JACKYLED Mountable Surge Protector Power Strip, 10ft Extension Cord with 6 Outlets, 4 USB Ports, and Right Angle Flat Plug, Electric Charging Station for Home Office - White Review

I received these two units that I ordered and as always for me I immediately unpacked and started using them. Both worked as stated by the seller. I'll write more about the material quality and durability later after using it for a while. I've had these power strips for a while. I haven't had any problems with any of them! I'm a lucky tourist.

Not worth $20 considering this power tap is not listed by any certification body like UL, CSA, ETL or Intertek. It is technically illegal for use in the United States under the National Electrical Code. Use is largely at your own risk. But if it catches on, you may find it difficult to explain to your insurance company why you used an unlisted and unmarked electrical appliance. Another bad "Made in China" product where Revain doesn't care about product safety.

We have an old house. Not sure if there was electricity when it was built so there are few outlets. We're updating as fast as we can afford, but for now this expansion has been a lifesaver. I like the long cord as our outlets are never where we need them. I like the rectangular plug because there is always a large piece of furniture in front of the socket. This gives us plenty of plugs as well as USB outlets making it much easier to charge any electronics. We actually have a second one in our…

My main requirement for this extension cord was an angled plug and a longer cord and it fits both perfectly. The location of the sockets and the presence of a USB port are big pluses. My favorite part, which I wasn't expecting, was his ability to sit quietly on a desk/table/etc. The extra flat bottom and wide lip for USB ports allow this power strip to stand without screws or tape, which is great if you prefer easy access to your outlets and need to change plugs frequently. I can't speak to its

I got this because I wanted to connect a security camera via USB and add outlets in the garage and the name says it's 3.4A per plug. It does its job, but it doesn't really deliver 3.4A. The camera wouldn't charge the battery or start the camera when plugged into a power strip, but this changed when plugged into an outlet that was powered by a power strip was plugged in. It was a little disappointing. I can only guess it's not 3.4 amps per slot but 0.85 per X 4 slot. In short it works pretty…

I used this power adapter to keep the space around my bedside table clean. I have too many things plugged into my bedside table. I wanted to add the ability to charge two devices at the same time: my Bluetooth wireless headphones and the Bluetooth transmitter. The only disappointment I had was the alignment of the six outlets. If you have a wall adapter that allows two of these devices to share the same duplex outlet, this extension cord will align the device to cover the two outlets. Depending

The power strip is well designed and convenient on the output side, but I had to use an adapter socket just to plug it into the wall. This is because modern plugs and sockets require a single "wide" pin. This only has two thin pins (plus ground) so modern safety sockets will not accept it. I have a new house so this is not the beginning. This seems a startling omission given that most three-pin plugs have been wide-pin for years. And the thing is, you can't use the plug on this extension cord…