SAFEMORE Power Strip Tower with 6 Outlets and 4 USB Ports, 6.5ft Cord, 1050J Surge Protector, Overload Protection, Widely Spaced Outlets Tower Socket for Office (Black) Review

I liked it so much I bought 3.2 for the house and 1 for the van. I like the fact that there is an overload button, as well as the ability to disable half the forks with the push of a button and leave the forks on. In other words, you don't have to pull the plugs to turn off the power to them. It's also very good that it works so well I bought a total of 3 great products especially when I use it in a camper van I can turn it off with one button instead of having to turn everything off

I bought this to protect my smart home system because Revain listed it as a surge protector. When opening the box, it is not clear whether this function is present. The packaging only says "overload protection". Internet research also revealed this element as "overload protection". I was dying to trust my home network with such an undefined language, so I looked it up. Here is a quote from Underwriter Laboratories. "UL tests and rates the safety of surge protection devices. Tested products bear

Included in the TV cabinet behind the door. It has plenty of outlets and about 4 USB ports. I love the fact that it has two different switches to control two parts of this device. All my entertainment electronics in the living room are connected to it, and there are still a few sockets left for various purposes. This is a great product. However, I'm not sure if it looks nice. It's just a black tower. I would just use it in a closet or something.

There are absolutely no plugs left on this thing. I try to plug any adapter, outlet or plug into the standard outlets on this lunge. I've been dealing with this for years, but it's so damn annoying. You have a phone charger, pick up the phone and fall out of the socket. Sometimes turning off the power is enough, but not completely for you to notice. Don't waste money.

Our kitchen is embarrassingly short on outlets so we bought this extension cord to have a few extra outlets on the worktop. We thought it would be more attractive and useful than the typical 5-way flat bar. And we were right. This is much better for us for several reasons. One of the most important is that we don't have any upward outlets in our kitchen, where splashing water is a common occurrence. Pros: 1. Despite being fairly light, this thing stays in place! Even if you load it with heavy…

After unpacking the product and following a few instructions I connected a table lamp and cell phone charger, all worked fine until the lamp went out and then came back on , I ignored it until the phone charger started cycling on and off, when I checked the extension cord it was very hot so I unplugged it and removed the bulb thinking maybe it wasn't designed for that , so I just left the phone plugged in and he did the same. It appears to be a fire hazard. Update: This thing is extremely…

This power tower is the perfect size for my bedside table. It has enough USB ports to power my iPod, headphone charger, Fitbit charger and 1 free port. A lot of the splitters and poles I looked at had USB ports at the base of the outlets. If you have something with a large plug, it will cover up the USB port and render it unusable. This is no problem at all with this device. I also like all the security features. We are planning to buy an extra one to keep in our travel suitcase.

Risk of fire! Please don't buy this. Broke two months after purchase. It was in the corner behind my LCD, plenty of room, nothing on top. One day I heard a crack and went to check and noticed that it was smoking. I flipped my switches and got rid of this piece of shit right away. It's not worth it. I have no idea why Revain sells this cheap crap. It also messed up the port on my wifi router. wm.