🔌 12-Outlet Essentials POWSAV Protector with Splitter Review

Ideal for multimedia centers. It has exits on three sides. It also has surge protection. USB ports allow you to charge small devices. Compact and well designed.

Great product! Compact design, save space! 12 sockets and 3 USB ports are built so small that it has the same length as the iPhone+. This is the perfect solution for my home office, now I no longer need multiple outlets to charge my two laptops, iPad, phone and massage chair. Very convenient.

I needed a wall charger in my bathroom to attach my hair dryer and toothbrush and also to charge my phone. This multiple socket meets my requirements perfectly. As you can see how handy with plenty of sockets and a phone holder when charging. The unique feature that I love the most is that there is a hole in the bottom that you can use to wall mount even if you have a GFCI! I don't have to worry about it crashing if I disable anything. Love it!

With a 12v AC outlet it was perfect for my needs. I could mount almost anything on it and still have some spare parts. I can even connect many large adapters. 1680J surge protection, grounding, LED lights with surge protection, overcurrent reset button on the side, all make me feel this is a very safe product. At first I'm a bit curious as to why there is an extra small but long hole in the bottom center. Now to read the instructions. I understand this is for a screw that can attach it to a…

I had high hopes for this multi-outlet surge protector, but was completely disappointed and couldn't use it. While I liked the reset button, phone stand, and 1680J surge protector, it wasn't enough for me to use this product as intended. I returned this product for the following reasons: 1. It is not possible to fit two forks side by side as there is not enough space between the forks to accommodate forks with a flange (or a rim around them).2. The ground end of the AC side plugs is on the…

Everything seems plugged in and I didn't have outlets so I bought this after doing research and reading reviews. I am very happy with it. I can connect multiple elements and can do it in different positions (it doesn't all have to stick out straight). I like that it has surge protection. My USB chargeable/enabled devices can also be connected to this power divider and there is even a small compartment/shelf at the top for smaller devices like phones. Another plus for me was the ability to use a

I have a lot of multi-plug devices. Some have space for two outlets. Others offer space for six connections. But wow! Twelve ports plus 3 USB ports in a reasonably sized device. I never expected to see this! This is exactly what I need! My house built in 1960 lacks outlets for a normal 2021 family with lots of appliances. I like to keep frequently used devices connected. It's far easier to just turn the device on and off when I need to use it, rather than digging through tangled cords, plugging

great machine! I hooked it up to a 12" extension so I can use externally powered devices (aka "wall warts") for side outs. Unfortunately, it is annoying that they are present on so many devices and take up space in the socket. Another tip is to use an "Outlet Liberator" type cord which has an outlet on the back of the 12 inch cord so you can get 2 outlets with 1 cord and plug one of those oversized wall adapters into the other end . Here's an example: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B011OA5KG8/ref=ssp…

I have a device with extra outlets, but the plugs are too close together for their size. I thought I could solve this problem. I was about to install it and before the plug even touched the outlet, there was a blue spark and the smell of burning electricity. It burned the back before I could connect and now I have a dead socket. I need to go to the hardware store, turn off my light switch and replace my outlet thanks to this thing. I will spend more money on UL listed products from a reputable…

I bought this because it screws into a decorative socket. This is a rectangular duplex socket with a screw on the bottom of the plate but no screw in the middle. Most other multi-output devices screw into old duplex octagonal jacks. The problem is that they easily come loose when plugged into decorative sockets because they aren't securely fastened. When multiple end caps are attached, the weight of the end caps tends to contribute to the shifting. The Powsav device can be securely mounted on…