💡 10ft Extension Cord Power Strip with USB Ports, 6 Outlets and 4 USB Ports, Surge Protector Power Strip with Overload Protection, Mountable Flat Plug, ETL Listed - AUOPLUS Review

Note that this strip has a "power" button that must be pressed before the strip will work. I didn't notice the button right away (it's subtle - it's white on white until pressed and then turns blue) and was semi-panic when the TV connected to the strip wouldn't turn on. One day a friend who had a similar experience with lengthening applied a mudra and all was well. Now my TV and computer can be powered at the same time, which is convenient.

I would have preferred the extension cable to be heavier so that it doesn't dangle when connecting/disconnecting. I don't have a place to attach it yet. I bought this to put in the center of my dining table so anyone who takes distance classes and works from home can charge their devices without having to fight for outlets or block chargers. It helped with that, but I'll look for something more substantial. It looks cheap or inferior. As is everything we buy these days, especially Revain.

My wife wanted to add some light to her sewing machine and needed an extension cord for several items as well as a sewing machine. The light bar I bought is USB powered with a dimmer, so I want an extension cord with multiple USB ports as well as half a dozen slots. Only a few things are connected to it at the moment, as well as a USB tape display. Eventually she'll be able to plug in some other stuff and charge her phone without the wall wart. This surge protector is fairly durable without…

As strange as it may sound to most, I bought it more to decorate my office as it is a white stripe with white cord and my office is mainly white and gray. My desktop is white and has a cable management system (reading tray) that is also white, and I needed a strip to connect monitors and other electronics so it doesn't stick out like a sore thumb like most black or dark strips have encountered. Interior design aside, this strip is really nice with its on/off LED indicator, 4 USB power ports and

Whoever designed my bedroom sucks. A socket by the window; the other is between the closet that occupies half the wall and the door. In between there is enough space for my dresser. There aren't many things in this part of the room that I need to plug in and leave everything in a different outlet. Between tablets, phones, wireless accessories, clocks and anything else my friend and I need to charge, TV and DVD player, fan and light (again, there are no wired lights in this awful room and there…

I didn't want to buy a nameless Shenzhen product, but I decided to try it just for the layout. There aren't many options that are capable of mounting 90 degree wall warts with a single row of outlets that also have USB. As far as I can tell it works as advertised but looks cheap. The case flexes, the seams don't line up, the button feels cheap, smells a bit and releases gases (more than usual with electronics). The biggest concern is that the internal pins will sit squarely against the hole. I…

We ordered this search protection as soon as we realized we were going to use it to move some things around with the new furniture layout. What I really like about this surge protector is that each of the outlets are spaced far enough apart that you can plug six heavy-duty box plugs into that outlet. The slots are often so close together that you can only use half of them, even with so many sockets. It's also nice to have USB inputs, since many electronic devices only come with a USB cable…

With a new home office during the coronavirus I was looking for a new surge protector to go with all my computer accessories, monitor and lighting. There were several options I was looking for. It was the best value for money and had everything I needed in a power splitter. Pros: 1) Multiple USB outlets are the norm these days, but I've seen it be powerful enough to charge some of the larger accessories and like the placement of those ports too. 2) Spacing between ports - I know it's silly to…