Yintar Surge Protector Power Strip with 18 AC Outlets, 8 Ft 🔌 Extension Cord, Flat Plug (1875W/15A), Home Office Dorm Essentials, 2100 Joules, ETL Listed, Black Review

As you can imagine I bought this because I had a LOT of cords and almost no outlets. I've never seen a surge protector with 18 outlets lol. I thought it looked silly but thought it should work fine for my purpose. This fits perfectly with my cable situation and I still have room for many more. In general I like it, I will take it to another room!

I had to connect 10 wall adapters. Half of them had a fork along the length, and the other half - along the width. There was no way to get more than 3 into a regular outlet. This had extra clearance for some exits as well as some exits rotated 90 degrees. As it turns out, I managed to fit all 10 of my wall warts in it, so I call it a resounding success. I've never seen any other output strip that could do the job. Convenient thing!

Registered in February 2021 and failed in early May of the same year. A lot more than we needed but that seemed like a bonus. The cord is long but the on/off button is weak and was ultimately the one that blew up causing the unit to shut down. I read all the positive reviews and a small number of negative ones, so I ordered it. A much more powerful switch is needed as that is our purpose of purchase. It may be okay to leave it on as a constant power source for items, but not for turning it on…

My stuff hasn't exploded yet so hey that's good. You are tall. you knew it you see it Make sure it's really what you need. I would also like some of the connector orientations to be reversed on one side. If you have a big plus, such as an Alexa switch, you're left with no choice but to block a large portion of the extender if a lot of it goes in the "wrong" direction. If you have two such devices, you are in trouble. Rotating the forks 180 degrees to one side solves this problem. It's not cheap

This is the lightest surge protector I have ever used. It makes a springy noise when I put it on. I only use it as an extension for the LEDs on my factory shelves and I like using it for that. However, I wouldn't trust it as a surge protector for my computer or other expensive electronics. * Sockets, which is valuable for navigation lights, thermal mats, etc. for plants, vivariums and terrariums, aquariums provided that the classification is not exceeded and protected from any moisture. I…

We have 9 separate sockets under our entertainment device and we want the electronics on the mains filter. I used the 6 outlet surge protectors I had on hand and ended up using 3 strips to connect my 9 components as some of the plugs were bulky and covering more than one plug. It was a disaster. This solves the problem. By having 2 outlets offset from the rest in this lane I was able to plug in my bulky plugs without covering up extra plugs so I ended up having 9 more outlets than I needed, but

It's surprisingly hard to find a good plug without USB ports. The last thing I need from the power plug I'll be putting behind a couple of monitors is the electronics of the USB port, which could die in a few years. I get USB power connectors from Anker that I can place on a table. So A+. This bar has no USB ports! Yahh! I liked that and a lot more in it: *Hooray! A connector that doesn't take up space while adding USB power ports that I'll never use. *Very good fork placement. With all the…