🔌 Convenient and Reliable Power Strip: 2-3 Prong, 3 Meter White Cord, 2 Prong USB Power Strip with 9.8ft Extension, 3-Outlet Surge Protector & 4 USB Charging Ports for Workbench, Nightstand, Home, Office and Hotel Review

two prong sockets. The best way, of course, is to professionally upgrade your home by installing properly grounded three-prong outlets. However, this is not the cheapest option. Another option is to replace some of those two-prong sockets with three-prong GFCI sockets. You don't get a true ground, but you still get some over-voltage and short-circuit protection. However, you may not feel entirely comfortable doing this because, despite taking the necessary precautions, you are dealing with…

Got this for my mom's apartment to solve her mega garland situation. The apartment is old, there are only sockets with grounding in the kitchen and in the bathroom. I like the length as the outlets in her room aren't where they're needed and I'm uncomfortable tying an extension cord to an extension cord (although in the 20 years I grew up we've mostly done this to have). In general I would say so. Stripes are ok. I love that it's a surge protector (although there's no real way to test how well…

Liked it until a few weeks ago, had two pins instead of three and everything was fine, but exactly a year later all four USB ports died, I thought that's just one of the ports. I didn't have time to play around with it initially that day, just tried all the other USB ports and no connection with any cable or device. All power outlets work fine, but if they're anything like USB ports, I don't hold my breath. What for twenty bucks also literally why I bought it was for USB outlets to…

I'm always looking for an extender but I want one with a 10ft cord which is almost impossible to find for heavy use. Well this one meets my needs, its durable 10ft power cord and USB inputs for charging cell phones, tablets or even AA, AAA batteries. When I got it I wasn't impressed that it was really light, I thought about how heavy it could be. Well the first thing I did was plug in my new 1000/1500w ceramic heater, yes I know you shouldn't be using power strips or power strips with it. I…

I bought this for my mother's apartment to solve her mega series situation. The apartment is old, there are only sockets with grounding in the kitchen and in the bathroom. I like the length as the outlets in her room are not where they are needed and I don't feel comfortable tying an extension cord to an extension cord (although we've basically done this in the 20 years that I've lived grew up, did). In general I would say so. Stripes are ok. I love that it's a surge protector (although there's