GE Pro 6-Outlet Extender Surge Protector with Side Access, Wall Tap Adapter, 3-Prong, 1200 Joules, Warranty, UL Listed - White (10353) Review

This is very attractive, especially as my outlet is above the ledges of my chair. The connectors on the sides don't get in the way, don't stand out straight and don't get in the way. My only suggestion would be to make it a slimmer design as it's still quite a big box. Just a note: there is no mounting screw on this item, but it still holds in the wall pretty well. I put a small piece of mounting tape on the back panel before connecting to avoid accidentally unplugging it.

I bought three of these, one for each bedroom in my house, as a handy charging station for phones etc. This one caught my eye after a few months of hearing from you stopped charging my phone from one of the USB ports even though it was still running on AC power. Then I read a nice little message on the back, see photo, which confirmed that the device's "Auto-Off Technology" renders the device completely unusable. as a USB charging point, effectively turning the entire device into a large…

This is a 6 socket wall plug which will take up space in a 2 socket wall as it needs to be connected to the ground of the top socket and the ground of the socket Bottom outlet (plastic tongue which I wouldn't recommend removing). So far it's working well, but be aware of 3 things: 1. The product isn't exactly like the picture and comes with a very bright blue status LED that's on all the time, so you wouldn't want this in your bedroom if you are a light sleeper. 2. The 6 connectors are…

After A LOT of research everyone should know that after a few years most protectors can no longer protect and will need to be replaced if that is the protection you need. Also, most of them don't work when there's a big surge, and they're easy on your hardware. I read someone who came across this protector the hard way but if they had researched it they would find that it's more the norm and not just this one. Reset buttons are near or missing. Well, saying that, I really love it. I have…

This product will automatically, without warning, at an UNKNOWN time (defined as "when the surge protection expires"), continuously apply power to outlets. The AMAZON listing says "Expires", but instead of "Surge protection expires" it says "Guaranteed protection for life". I had never heard of surge protector expiration and (due to a typo) didn't understand the expiration message until I received my order and read the label on the back of the product. I could accept an indicator to show if the