🔌 Nekteck Flat Plug Surge Protector with USB Port & 12 AC Outlets - Black Review

Hello everyone! I just got this power strip and it's a little big (which goes without saying), has 12 plugs and also has two USB charging ports. I got it for the number of outlets but be aware that you shouldn't connect more than 4 or 5 desktops to it if you do this as this power strip maxes out at 1800w without disconnecting. (If 220/240, multiply amps by voltage to get watts!). This is about average, while some high-end models range from 2400 to 3600. But for the average user, this is more…

Плюсы: Хорошая цена за характеристики Много места и различные ориентации розеток USB-порты для зарядки работают по назначению Несколько низкопрофильный Поставляется с крепежными винтами, хотя на один размер меньше, чем I prefer. The kit includes #6 5/8" screws. It should be #7 5/8". Cons: The biggest downside here is the power button. If you touch it lightly, the entire band will turn off. Most surge protectors have some rigidity for their power switches so they don't accidentally turn off when

I like that the outlets are separate. I had a problem with them closing other surge protectors. Bulky adapters take up 2 slots, not one. When I finally used this one, it worked great. I isolated the large adapters on the left and right because they are separate from the others and do not block any other sockets, which is very practical for me. I bought a second one as the first one worked so well. This also goes to USB sockets and ends which work great. There is another small feature that shows

My outlets around my house suck and every time I tried to use my deep fryer they would flip the fuse and turn it off so it only came on for about 2 minutes at a time stayed . It was pretty much a giant paperweight that I remembered because once I got to use it it was amazing. I googled some things online and someone else said when they had this problem it went away when they used a surge protector. So I thought why not, let's give it a try. Found this on Revain and to my surprise the problem is

When I received the Nekteck surge protector, there was no company information or even a data sheet/device information sheet in the packaging. When I plugged it in, the amber light came on, raising concerns that there was a problem. (On my other surge protectors, the green light is usually on or off when working properly). So I went to contact the company, but quickly found that they didn't offer a customer service number, which made me a little worried. In fact, its website doesn't even provide

I was looking for a surge protector with the following characteristics: 1. Less than $30 in price2. At least 7 outlets with at least 1 wider spacing for plug adapters.3. USB charging functionality4. At least 1400J protection.5. Would look great on the TOP of my desk6. Right angle connector for cleaner and tighter connection to the wall.7. The cord is 6 to 10 feet long. This surge protector knocked it out of the park by meeting ALL of my requirements: 1st price $23,992. 12 sockets, almost twice…

I'm always suspicious of using a new power supply from a brand I'm not familiar with, but decided to give this a try after seeing an ad on social media and realizing that it got great reviews would have. Also, with full disclosure upfront, they agreed to provide me with a free power adapter in exchange for my tests and reviews. This has not changed my analysis in any way other than making it more thorough. Before plugging anything in, I tested each outlet with a socket tester and a multimeter…

Hello everyone! I just got this power strip and it's a little big (which goes without saying), has 12 plugs and also has two USB charging ports. I got it for the number of outlets it has but be aware that you shouldn't connect more than 4 or 5 desktops to it if you do this as this power strip maxes out at 1800w without the connection to separate. (If 220/240, multiply amps by voltage to get watts!). This is about average, while some high-end models range from 2400 to 3600. But for the average…