🔌 WILLNORN 12-Outlet Power Strip Surge Protector (4360 Joules) with Fast Charging USB A & Type-C Ports, Wall Mountable, 1875W/15A, 6 Feet, ETL Listed (Black) Review

That's a good surge protector! It has plenty of ports and good spacing between sockets. Now. I didn't find it in the description, but the USB-C power is only 15 watts. While not a major issue, it doesn't support full-speed fast charging for the iPhone and charges my iPad Pro slower than a regular 18W charger. Like I said, it's not a big problem, but I wish it were more clearly marked. The USB-A ports work very well and deliver 2.4 amps, which is said to be 12 watts.

This is a decent surge protector for the price, but it barely delivers half the performance it promises. With a dead, powered battery and a power meter, I can only get 7.75W from this power strip's USB-C port. This means it can barely deliver 5V/1.5 amps. I tested this by noticing that my Pixel 4XL phone charges much slower than my other 15-18W chargers. False advertising aside, it works great as an extension cord.

Heavy-duty cord is packed in such a way that the extension cord does not tip over on its side. I love that it has a "C" next to the regular USB-A. I wish there was another one. The only issue for me is that it doesn't have a blue light when it's on. You know it's on because everything works. However, this will not be a garage power strip. strength in the office. I'm also happy with the price. Keep in mind that mine came without a box. You put a postal sticker on the product "shelf" box.

I want something that will replace two line filters, with a reasonable cord length and USB ports. It has everything that makes it versatile. I'd rate it 5 stars but the construction is lighter than I expected, the plastic doesn't feel premium, but I also have an extended warranty so if anything happens I'll replace it for free. The power LEDs are not bright but I am happy with my purchase. The real test will be to see how it handles my 4k monitor, PS5, 2 monitors, LEDs, cameras, google home and

I wanted to mount this vertically on the back of a 3 drawer nightstand by my bed so I can charge my watch and phone and have watch plugs and lights. The heavy part of this product is the thick cable and it would be useful if someone wanted the end of the cable pointing down when mounting to a vertical surface. Well those idiot engineers placed the keyhole mounting holes in the wrong direction to prevent the extender from using gravity to hold the extender in place. He falls. I hope the…

This store is exactly as advertised. I like that it's white because it blends better with the walls. The ports are great because they fit larger plugs and also have USB charging ports. I also like that the device has an on/off switch for when we go on vacation and unplug everything. It makes it easy! We haven't experienced a power surge yet, but it's nice to know our devices are protected when we do. I chose this device because it has more joules for added convenience. I finally chose this…

So, as I learned from other reviews before buying, the wall mount for this is upside down. Aside from having to deal with the twisted cable, it works great. I used it at one of my computer stations to power peripherals and charge devices via USB. (Things that didn't need to be plugged into my UPS but provide surge protection and convenience). depends on if you want something else on your network and if you ever want Alexa to toggle those things on and off. For me with peripherals and charging…

Ever since I've had my own room, I've been trying to keep everything in place (you never know how much stuff you'll have until you move out), and I've encountered a few problems with that. Mainly that my bed gets in the way with at least two power supplies and the other two are too inconveniently placed for anything other than this power strip. While I don't hate it, I'll let you know what the downsides are once I come across them. For now, it charges my devices quickly without damaging my…

This is a new company so I don't know how well it will do long term. The cable is a nice length, the sockets are well placed for my needs, it's nice to have a USB-C socket along with other USB sockets. USB sockets get very hot, but I'm not sure if this is due to one of my cables failing or if it's the socket. I've had this on several brands of surge protectors where the USB connector is fouling the cable and/or the connector has stopped working, so I can't say it's a brand specific issue as…