💡 8-Outlet Power Strip Surge Protector with 4 USB Charging Ports - 6ft Extension Cord for Home, Office & Hotel- Gray Review

Finally! Surge protection with spaced sockets! I'm an electrician and if you work with others in this field you definitely need space for those who need to charge drill batteries, power tools, phones, fans, etc. A surge protector protects all equipment in the event someone steps over the lines or if a hurricane cuts power. This device is slim, well constructed, can draw a lot of current and is made of fireproof materials for added safety. My boss wants to buy a pair for other jobs! Lol This…

I needed a power distributor with widely spaced and sideways positioned plugs for a range of wide transformer adapters. This fully meets the requirements! The only slight disappointment is that the mounting screws on the back only allow for vertical mounting. You cannot properly install this unit in a horizontal position. In addition, you can install it vertically either right side up or upside down. However, since the holes are drilled opposite each other, you mount it in one piece anyway…

Due to a design/manufacturing error (which is undoubtedly the reason these things blow out) the screw holes on the back are in opposite directions making it IMPOSSIBLE to securely and mount this unit securely against a wall. Whether you use it just on the floor or on a table doesn't matter to you, but for those of us who bought it to mount securely on the wall, it's a fatal mistake.

I needed an extension cord with widely spaced prongs on the side for a set of wide transformer adapters. This fully meets the requirements! The only slight disappointment is that the mounting screws on the back only allow for vertical mounting. You cannot properly install this unit in a horizontal position. In addition, you can install it vertically either right side up or upside down. However, since the holes are drilled opposite each other, you mount it in one piece anyway. It's not that…

I like that devices can be connected and also charged. I like that the plug-ins are spaced far enough apart that you can place these plug-in articles next to each other in a square box. I hate connecting multiple devices but with boxes at their ends and I don't have space to connect them side by side. The quality is excellent, it doesn't feel flimsy or plasticky (sorry for the lack of a better word). I've been using mine long enough to be confident in giving it a great review. If I need another

A few extras from the box: 1) Flat Plug - There's no reason a plug can't be flat/flush. However, the "line" on the fork is straight, not slanted, so it needs to go through the bottom outlet. In any case, you should not have two extension cords per outlet. 2) many outlets. It has 2 rows of 4 rosettes facing in opposite directions. There's also some space between them, so you can switch between forks and bricks to fill it up. Again, the extension should not be completely full. 3) Lots of USB…

Cheap doesn't mean cheap and vice versa. This power panel is perfectly adequate and modern as it understands that humans have a billion wall warts and 8 outlets plus 3 wall warts = daisy chaining another power strip and some swearing. A whitish glow from USB sockets that is nice to see. It's unrealistic to expect this power strip to be a full 3.1A per USB output at this price point. The lowest common denominator of household AC switches is 15A (20/25 is more common on newer designs) and for…