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🔌 6-Outlet Wall Surge Protector with 3 USB (Including 1 USB C, 4.5A Total), Multi Plug Outlet Splitter, Wall Mount Adapter with Phone Holder - Ideal for Home, School, Office (490 Joules) Review

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Description of 🔌 6-Outlet Wall Surge Protector with 3 USB (Including 1 USB C, 4.5A Total), Multi Plug Outlet Splitter, Wall Mount Adapter with Phone Holder - Ideal for Home, School, Office (490 Joules)

Multifunctional USB Wall Outlet: 3 smart USB charging ports (1 USB C ) and 6 AC outlet Plugs with built-in surge protector (490 Joules). AC 100-240V normal working voltage range. It support 9 electric devices simultaneously, like cell phones, iPad, laptops, lamp,cameras and many other devices. Smart USB Charging Ports: 5V 4.5A shared rating, high-speed USB ports automatically detect charging devices and deliver optimal charging speed, usb-a up to 2.4A per port, usb-c up to 3.1A. NOTE:The Type-C port doesn't support Macbook, Macbook Air, Macbook Pro or any other laptops which needs 14~22V charging voltage. 6-Outlets Wall Surge Protector: the extended 6 outlets fit 6 standard plugs simultaneously, built-in 490 Joules surge protector. The “Surge Protected” indicator LED light turns on to show your devices are protected against electrical spikes at the maximum. Fast Installation & Phone Holder Design: Just plug in for duplex outlet and décor outlet. The screw included can be used to secure it on duplex outlet. The plastic prong at the bottom is for reinforcement purpose also. For USB receptacle and GFCI outlet, the plastic prong needs to be cut off before using. Also, your cell phone could be put on the top phone holder conveniently when charging. Our After Sale Service: Mifaso friendly and reliable customer service will respond to you within 24 hours! You can purchase with confidence, with our 12-month replacement warranty, or 30-day money back guarantee!.

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Revainrating 4 out of 5

The fast charging port does not support fast charging. I know.

I bought this primarily for the USB-C PD port to allow fast charging on my iPhone. My iPhone is no longer verified. I removed all other devices/cables but fast charging still doesn't work. I can plug an Anker QC adapter into one of the AC ports and get QC right away. I have numerous USB-C to Lightning cables and they all give the same result, charging at normal speed (snail charging in 2020). So far there has only been one call. I'm not angry, I'm disappointed.

Pros
  • Electronics
Cons
  • Repair

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Reduces clutter and cables on the floor

Update: USB-C port failed - my wireless charger suddenly stopped working. I connected it to a standard charger and it worked. I tested the wireless charger and it worked. I'm afraid I have to change my original 5 star rating to 1 because the USB-C type is the reason I bought the product in the first place. It went like this for 5 months. I used this outlet extender to replace a traditional outlet that had multiple power adapters and other cords on my bedside table. Installation was very easy…

Pros
  • Accessories and supplies
Cons
  • Long delivery time

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Very handy but needs modification for GFCI sockets

I have two of these. The first plugs into a regular outlet and is very easy to install. You simply remove the screw from the socket, insert this adapter and screw it in. However, the second one plugs into a GFCI socket and required some modifications. The plug and pin on this adapter will not mate with GFCI outlets. But I found that when you plug this adapter into the top GFCI socket, the screw on the adapter magically aligns with the screw holding the socket in the box, so here's what I did…

Pros
  • Accessories and consumables
Cons
  • Expensive

Revainrating 4 out of 5

This may have a design security issue - I'm not sure. The location of the sockets is questionable.

I don't know what the regulations are for these products, but I don't think it's right. If you look at my photos it is very possible (and very easy) to plug a transformer or ungrounded power cord into TWO outlets (i.e. one prong into one outlet and the other into an adjacent outlet). Electrically I'm not sure if it matters, but it certainly looks wrong and can be confusing at best. If you have a grounded plug it will only fit right, but without that third pin it's just as easy to get it right…

Pros
  • Power strips and surge protectors
Cons
  • Out of style

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Solves back panel gap problem for GFCI by breaking tab with top command bar

My laundry room has a GFCI outlet but it was built too close to the back panel. I had to connect a plug-in transformer and a standard two-pin transformer. So the plug transformer couldn't fit in the bottom socket because of the back panel and if I put it upside down in the top socket it would start to fall forward and at least create a problem where something could fall between the transformer and the socket Catch fire. One option was to just install a power supply that plugged into the GFCI…

Pros
  • Surge Protector
Cons
  • Slightly dented