POWLIGHT Surge Protector Power Strip - 8 Ft Extension Cord with 12 AC Outlets, 4 USB Ports, 1875W/15A, 2100 Joules - Ideal for Smartphone, Tablets, Home, Office, Hotel - Black Review

Being able to switch from two single-row extension cords that connected together to this double-row extension cord made the outlet on the back of my TV a little more tolerable. And two separate plugs on one end will help. Unfortunately, one of my largest adapters has to be connected to the strip in such a way that it completely covers the other connector. But in the end all the connections fit and it turned out neater than before. This extension cord is good value for money.

This surge protector has a logical mechanical design that allows easy access to any outlet for plugging or unplugging. I like the 1875W protection function. If your input is 120VAC, this will protect your devices up to a total current of 15.625A, which is a typical 15A maximum AC current. The case is very solid, no sharp edges, the workmanship is good. The cost is cheap when you can buy it at the flash sale price. Final word, I like the product.

If you need a surge protector for your home office, this is your best choice. It has 12 outlets, which is more than enough to power all your devices, and it also adds 4 USB ports so you don't have to sacrifice outlets to charge your phone, tablet, or other small devices. It provides excellent protection against house surges coming from other devices in your house or fluctuations from the utility company. Plus, it has a long 6-foot cord and feels solid and reliable. Great product, highly…

I admire a product that justifies itself in advertising or, in my case, maybe even better. I have a home office and one of the reasons I bought this unit was to have my desk lamp, computer, shredder and phone all connected to a reliable power source. I did it with this product. in my life. This is a real boon for someone who has had to get up and walk around to find an empty spot on one of the outlets in the house. That's my whole dream. Ray Toronjo

worked a little over a month. then it only started to work when the cord was twisted just like that. I suspected an unreliable contact inside the device. So. after it stopped working and I couldn't get it back. Knowing a little bit about the main wiring, I opened it up and to my surprise the horrible solder joint that was barely tinned on the white wire came loose completely because it was wrapped tightly around the ground and the simple usual bend in the cable solved it. So you need to fix it…