Surge Protector Wall Mount 11 In1 Power Strips & Surge Protectors Review

My only issue with this is the blue light that shines at night. It's in front of my bed. I had to seal the headlights with dark vinyl tape.

Much better than surge protection tape. I used a screw to attach it to the socket. That's how easily a caveman could do it. Stronger with screw. That's a practical thing. I need a few more.

This plug meets all my needs, it is thin and compact, it has many sockets and USB ports, it comes in several colors , and the anchor screw makes it safe. Don't hesitate to buy this, you won't be disappointed.

It's hard to find an outlet extender, USB port, and surge protector that I would allow near my living room. This seems to fill that need. It's still not tiny (how can anything that meets those requirements achieve 'tiny'), but it allows it to exit parallel to the wall, reducing the distance to furniture and less of an impact on the living space. Seems to work fine too.

This small, thin surge protector is ideal for sockets with an awkward location. Also known as narrow/small spaces behind a refrigerator or stove, or an outlet with a switch next to it that cannot be locked, or poor placement of outlets installed throughout the home by an electrician (side outlets). It's thin enough to plug in almost anywhere and screws into an outlet so it stays in place without popping out when you unplug something (echo dot, toaster, slow cooker, etc.). 2 USB charging ports…

My only issue with it is the blue light that glows at night. It's in front of my bed. I had to seal the headlights with dark vinyl tape.

This plug ticks all of my boxes, it's thin and compact, has plenty of outlets and USB ports, comes in multiple colors and has an anchor screw to make it secure. Don't hesitate to buy this, you won't be disappointed.

It's hard to find a device to extend outlets, as well as provide USB connectivity and surge protection that I would allow near my living room. This seems to fill that need. It's still not tiny (how can anything that meets those requirements achieve 'tiny'), but it allows it to exit parallel to the wall, reducing the distance to the furniture and less of an impact on the living space. Seems to work fine too.

This small, thin surge protector is great for less-than-ideal outlets. Also known as narrow/small spaces behind a refrigerator or stove, or an outlet with a switch next to it that can't be locked, or poor placement of outlets that an electrician installed throughout the home (side outlets). It's thin enough to plug in almost anywhere and screws into an outlet so it stays in place without popping out when you unplug something (echo dot, toaster, slow cooker, etc.). 2 USB charging ports are very…