💡 TESSAN Multi Plug Outlet Splitter with USB: Ultimate Surge Protection and USB Charging Power for Home Office Dorm Room Review

Remodeled my guest room and love these outlets as the bed partially covers both outlets. Because it's wider than the bedposts, I can still access power outlets and LOVE USB ports, allowing my guests to easily lay out their phones and devices during their stay.

Unable to use. This will block access to another outlet if it has a grounding (3-prong) plug. As long as you don't use a grounded plug on the other side, you're fine. I needed this for a place where I have an extension cord so it can't be plugged into it.

Tried to use this because I need more outlets than the 2 in the wall. I plugged an expensive device into the jack on the side of the product and now I can't unplug it. The device that's stuck controls my pacemaker, so I'm really in a bind.

I recently received a toothbrush that required a USB charger. I decided to look for a device with a built-in USB port instead of plugging in a USB charger. This device is what I got and couldn't be happier. It features surge protection and multiple USB plugs and sockets. Great device!

This product is really good, but it has one big flaw. I'm specifically looking for 3 rows so that the upper or lower outlet is free for other things. This product is oversized and blocks only at the top or bottom, so only regular two-pronged plugs can be inserted. Everything with triple plug does not work. i will return it

My house from the 1950s has all 2 sockets in the living room. Two😒. So I was very happy to find this adapter not only with extra outlets, but also with built-in charging ports so you don't occupy those outlets. It would be nice if the device was thinner and didn't protrude from the wall as much, but with all the necessary plugins I'm not sure that would be possible. Overall, it's well thought out and very convenient. I will be buying more for other rooms soon.

Useful when you need extra outlets and there are only 2 in the room or you can't access the outlet because something is blocking it. that the plug of my lamp was in it. Not that it matters, but it was the exit on the left. I had to wiggle the plug and practically wrap the lamp cord around my hand to get it out. The extension cord has served its purpose. I just don't have the patience for something like this when I've bought others to try that don't have this problem.

I have an odd socket in a place where I need three sockets instead of two. This outlet has a dedicated ceiling fan outlet with a light switch to control it (top outlet only). Yes, it's weird, and no, I can't fix it. I need a good low profile splitter and it does the job perfectly. It allows the use of three Type B connectors and two Type A connectors (Type A - 2 pins, Type B - 3). And three USB sockets on top. Type A sockets are on the side, which is great as they're unlikely to be flush with…

I moved into a rental house that was built in the early 1950's (crazy housing market!) and to say there aren't enough outlets is an understatement lol. In fact, there is only ONE outlet in the bathroom and they turned the top outlet into a light switch above the medicine cabinet. This left me a hole for a curling iron, hair dryer, fan, etc. Most other extensions here at Revain had the plugs so close together that I couldn't fit both a curling iron plug and a hair dryer plug. side by side (the…