Powerful SUPERDANNY USB Surge Protector Power Strip: Mountable 5ft Extension Cord with Multiple Protection, 5 Outlet, 3 USB Port - Perfect for iPhone, iPad, PC, Home Office, Travel - Dark Gray Review

I bought this surge protector for an upcoming trip, I tested it by plugging my Samsung s10 into one of the outlets, with Bluetooth headphones and a portable battery. Charger in USB ports for charging. After charging all three devices for two hours, my phone went from 73% to 83% charge (I can usually fully charge in that time). Combustion. I felt unsafe with this charger so I sent it back.

I was looking for a wall mount extension near a small kitchen counter. It fits perfectly. It's very well done. It comes with slots on the back for installation. The 3 USB charging ports were the most useful. Now I can charge my iPad in the kitchen (along with other devices) and watch movies while I cook.

When ordering, I received a defective block. Surge protection was provided for the installation. I contacted the seller and the seller promised a replacement but nothing came so I exchanged through Revain. The second block I received passed the test. (By the way, it's a good idea to look under the hood of every power strip and USB adapter you plan to use. There's something scary in there.) Also, the cord is shorter than the description, which meant I didn't was able to use it for my intended…

If you are looking for reliable surge protection with a good design and high-quality workmanship, then you have come to the right place! I hung it on the wall next to my desk and it's worth the money. It includes a smart USB charger. This means I can remove my phone and device chargers and free up many more outlets for laptops, monitors, printers, etc. I highly recommend this product!

What a great extension! Perfect for my needs. The 3 USB ports are perfect, as are the 5 ports 110. I love the finish. Matte black looks really good on my black desk. Shipped quickly and delivered without damage. Thank you!

I bought this surge protector for an upcoming trip, I tested it by connecting my Samsung S10 with Bluetooth headphones and a wearable device to one of the Wall outlets have charger plugged into the USB ports for charging. After charging all three devices for two hours, my phone went from 73% to 83% charge (I can usually fully charge in that time). Combustion. I felt unsafe with this charger so I sent it back.

Exactly as pictured and described - would buy again. (Homemade.) If the cable is to be on the right, the fastening screws must be turned, or at least the sockets must be turned upwards. Another silly design is that the plug at the end of the power cord is at a 90 degree angle, a little more than most plugs. If you need to plug something else into the wall socket, it MUST be plugged into the bottom socket. When plugged into the top socket, the cable covers the bottom socket. (Stupid) And because

I've never had a power strip with built in USB ports so I decided to give it a try. It was summer and I had an extra air conditioner that needed to be plugged in along with an alarm clock, laptop, phone charger and something else. a real space saver and I don't have to plug in a real charger, I can just plug in the USB port, that's great. wonder what kind of thing. and skeptical about power management when I plug my phone directly. It's light, but heavy enough not to feel cheap or poorly made…