🔌 ETL Listed TROND 13 Outlet Power Strip Surge Protector with 4 USB Ports, 4000J Rating, Wall Mountable, Low-Profile Flat Plug, 5ft Extension Cord, 14AWG Heavy Duty - Black Review

I'm very happy with this extension! I clipped it to the side of my sewing machine cabinet so I could plug in my machine, extra lights, iron, phone charger, etc. It was great to have more than enough plugs and not have to keep going up and down. connecting and disconnecting things. I highly recommend this product!

This surge protector stopped working after 4 months. I wasn't sure about their warranty policy but found out they have an 18 month warranty. While the surge protector worked, it was perfect. It had plenty of room for those clunky AC plugs, and the USB charging ports are great. Hope this replacement lasts longer.

This is our third renewal from this company. Each of them helped solve cable management issues. From entertainment centers to nightstands laden with electronics, they stand out. They start with easily accessible screw eyelets for a secure and comfortable fit. They also offer ample space for modern large current supplies. In addition, USB power ports completely eliminate several large and bulky devices. Combine all of this with a tough, beautiful look and you have a value for money winner.

Powers a total of 11 devices in my home computer. The heavy-duty items are my printer and a computer with an 850w PSU that draws a total of 350w when the computer is at full capacity. It appears to be made for standard sized power supplies used with routers and other low voltage devices, but the space is actually smaller than shown so I was almost unable to fit all of my plugs. I made it fit but it's tight. The quality of the surge protection remains to be seen. So far I have been waking my…

Edit: After many months of use, I've noticed that the USB ports don't always charge or stay charged. I plugged something in but it's not charging, or I come back later and find it's stopped charging. I have to use a different port and the next day the broken port is working again. Very annoying. Original: Ever since I started working from home and my boyfriend came to visit me for a few days, I've had a problem with the socket. Not enough of them. I love how many ports it has and that it…

I recently replaced my regular computer desk with a Husky adjustable workbench for a flexible workstation/gaming pc setup and I have been in the process of upgrading. A Big Problem The Problem What I noticed until recently was that the monitor and PC cables were stretched all the way to the wall and as they were all quite short it was impossible to get the table into 'standing mode' bring without stretching it. outside and may damage the power cords. Obviously this is not a good thing at all…

I bought these so I can remove them 3 yes 3! 8 home outlet splitters and replace with just 1. I was able to hook up everything I needed to these and had room to spare! The USB outputs are excellent, I was able to get rid of the 3 separate USB wallboxes I need to power my USB camera, Echo input and Harmony controller and they all have no problem getting power from to get this device. Just getting rid of those USB blocks made this a worthwhile purchase, but being able to plug everything else into

Use this under my desk to combine and expand outlet capacity. There were 2 mini strips with four sockets. without overvoltage protection - everything was complete. Bought the 10ft version with 13 outlets - works great. Chosen because the only one I could find with mounting tabs/holes on the edges - all others are slots on the back that never work properly. The back of the product says "Made by Intertek". The rest of the product corresponds to the description. I haven't tried USB charging ports…

It did what I bought it to do. The forks are not only widely spaced, but also well spaced. (There is a difference). It's easy to just make a giant surge protector strip and separate them from each other, but you end up with 13 outlets perfectly spaced over a fairly small area. it took someone to solve real problems and plan. They aligned outlets along the edges so that power adapters, which are common for electronics, phone chargers, routers and modems, small form factor PCs, and more, can be…