🔌 Zettaguard Mini 2-Outlet Travel Power Strip Surge Protector with 5 USB Charger USB Charging Station Hub (Smart USB Port, 40W/8A) and 5 Feet Power Cord, White - Compact and Efficient Power Solution for Travelers Review

A great addition to any electronics-heavy travel case. Hotels and airports never have enough outlets for all the devices we have to carry around. Business cell phone, private cell phone, tablet, computer - everything accumulates quickly. I love this one so much that when someone from TSA stole the first one I immediately bought the exact same one.

Everything works very well so far. Charged my iPhone pretty quickly. Installed as a base for my kids to charge iPads (real chargers that plug into 120v), bluetooth headphones, smartwatches, walkie-talkies, phones and dog collars. So far no problems with USB ports. All 120v sockets work. The cable is long enough for what we need.

I've had one for a few years now, works perfectly. I used to only use it for travel. It was very helpful to be able to get into the hotel and be able to charge all devices easily. Then 6 months ago another product I was using near my bed failed so I used it every day to charge my phones and iPads at night. So far everything is fine and takes up very little space on the table. Very happy with it.

Very good quality, simple design, the main feature that I want to highlight is 5 USB ports, and they are all 5V2.4A, compared to some other USB Multi-port hubs that offer you only 1 port for fast charging and leaves another port with low speed. It was such a stupid design. I can't believe a product like this is still on the market. It used to be that you buy 3 star michelin food your son then buys a cheap sandwich for your daughter so recommend this quality product

Works well just needs the right software to control. I've read comments saying a few different ones, but TuyaSmart is the one that worked best for me. To set it up, first install the software on your phone. Then connect the extension cord and follow the instructions. Basically, it connects directly to your phone via Wi-Fi, so you can set it up for your home WiFi. After restarting, it connects to your home WiFi and can then be controlled over your home network or from anywhere over the internet.

Great Item! You might think 4 outlets isn't a lot, but if you find yourself using multiple outlets on a regular USB charger extension cord, fine. you don't need that much here! All USB charging ports are 2.4A fast chargers, so there will never be a problem with cheap charging blocks charging forever. And you also save space and the clutter of all those bricks. It's a little bulky, but since it saves so much space and clutter outside, it's really not a problem.

Perfect travel gadget. Each USB port delivers full power and is compatible with smart chargers. My Galaxy Pad fully charges in a few hours compared to an overnight charge when connected to my Macbook. Especially for international travel; You only need a plug adapter, and you don't have to worry about USB plug adapters because they are not needed. You may think that not all USB ports are necessary. I regularly use three to four: iPhone, Galaxy Pad, headphones and USB battery. Additional ports…

This product was perfect for my home. I have so many different things that I want to charge, but sometimes I don't have enough power plugs for the outlet. This has allowed me to have less clutter and keep all my charging cords in one place. I charged my iPhone with Zettaguard over dinner last night and it charged my phone very quickly. It's small for any table in your home or office. There is a power switch on the back that can be used to turn the device on and off. You'll know when it's on…

I bought this charger to get rid of chargers when traveling. You will find one that has power from a generator for a few hours. This charger has allowed me to charge my 4 cameras, 2 phones and backup battery with the fastest charge I have ever seen. Now that I'm back in the US, I can plug my laptop and all my gizmos into the same outlet in hotels. The cable length is 5 feet (approx. 150 cm). If no outlets are available you can even unplug one of the lamps, plug it in and then plug in a lamp…

I bought it for the trip. It's big (it has 4 sockets so it doesn't get small) so it's more like putting it in a pocket than a pocket. The sockets are spaced a reasonable distance apart so you can easily plug in at least a couple of wall warts at a time, maybe more depending on the shape. As for why they face towards the center I don't know - it looks like they might give you more room to plug in those clunky adapters if they faced outwards. I think you could take this thing apart and realign it