🔌 Vertical Surge Protector Power Strip Tower: 9 AC Outlet, 3 USB Ports, 1 USB C Port with 10FT Extension Cord - Overload Protection, Home Office Charging Station Review

Helped a lot and I love the USB charging ports. The only downside is that it doesn't really take into account the fact that MANY items still run on wall warts (adapters) and therefore you lose a few sockets per item for those with adapters. Otherwise, this is a reliable product that I would buy again.

The NVEESHOX Power Strip Tower Surge Protector seemed like a good idea, but it was actually a bad choice. I needed a surge protector with a long cable and figured the tower would save space. All the sockets were too big so all the cords were dangling and constantly falling out. I've tried all outlets to no avail. The only acceptable things were the USB ports.

I needed a small surge protector/USB charger for my bedside table. It's small enough not to dig into valuable real estate, but has enough outlets to meet all my needs. I previously had a strip with no USB ports for charging so all outlets were used to charge the cubes. The tower is heavy enough to be solid when items are attached to it. Showed it to a few people. They too were impressed. I'm already planning where to put the next one! :)

It seems counterintuitive to put the power supply on the table so as not to overload it. But it works so well! I have two of these, one at each end of the table. The cables run along the wall from the splitter to the end of the table. No more wires and cables everywhere. The only thing that confuses me is that the plugs are not far enough apart. So many power cords have ridiculously large plugs - are you listening, Revane Alexas? -- and not enough space to connect them side by side. But there…

The device is more durable than I expected from the pictures. Fits easily on my desk, powers multiple external hard drives and a few random USB ports here and there. The device worked perfectly for 2 months, during this time the USB ports simply stopped working. Wouldn't ask for anything. Regular 110V outlets worked fine. I have never dropped the unit or damaged it etc. On a whim I wrote to the company explaining the problem. I received a reply within a day and a few days later I had a warranty

Bought a few of these when I was building a new desk for work and home computing. They looked solid and each had an important USB-C to charge different devices. At 18W, "C" is decent enough, I never plug it in for super-fast charging, and with so many other outlets in the Power Tower, it was worth it. The cable from the device to the wall is a generous 9+. Legs and it's solid, I don't think it will fray or wear out badly. Power button The top is nice, but when do I ever turn off the power…