JACKYLED Power Strip Tower Surge Protector 18 AC Outlets and 4 USB Ports with 6.5ft Heavy Duty Extension Cord Electric Charging Station for Home Office Dorm Laptop Computer Black Dark Blue

Excellent tower power strip. I had a regular power strip that was taking up way too much room on my work desk. I replaced it with this power strip and it is working perfect. The footprint of this tower is very small, yet there are many, may plug-ins. I like where you can turn on each set of plugs and there is a red light when that row of plugs are active. The cord unwinds from the bottom and it is kind of stiff initially. But, once you get it plugged into a wall outlet, you won't need to mess with it again. The individual plugs are also tight. I have no problem plugging in pretty large adapters without worrying about them falling out. If you're just plugging in a three-prong cord, it takes a little effort to get it in firmly, but that means it's not going to fallout. I would certainly buy another one of these when I need to save some space.

Bought 2 before I realized they randomly shut off and need to be replugged to start up again. Unacceptable behavior for a power strip, makes the thing unusable for any practical purpose.

Feels very cheaply made, no weight on the bottom to stop it from falling over. Pulling out one of the usb cables popped the plate off the unit. Not UL listed at all. Going to be returning, not a product I'd trust any expensive device with.

Just got it hooked up. Recepticals feel very cheap and seems like they might break. You have to push very hard to get the prongs to push in. It feels like the metal just doesn't grab the plug.Case feels cheap and lightweight.3000w is a flat out lie. There's no way you can get 25amps or 3000watts at 120volt over this cord or tower. Lie lie lie. If it did support 25amps you would have a few burnt fuses and house fires. 15amps is normal for a single plug or 1875watts. Not 3000.But it's 18 outlets! Awesome :-)

We used this to organized the cords behind the tv. These include cords for the tv, 2 video consoles, a digital antennae, an external drive, video controller charger, and three other components. I plugged the most frequently used items into the bottom of the tower and organized them by frequency of use as I moved up the tower. Each section can be turned off when not in use. This also has a breaker switch on the bottom to reset the tower if it gets a small surge and turns off.

With this tower, I was able to remove 2 power surges from my setup and clean up all of my cords. No more searching for which plug goes to which device. Easily fit multiple types of plugs, from the 2 prong, to the grounded 3 prong, to the massive box plugs that come with modems, routers, and the like.I saw a few folks had set these on their desk... not sure that would work great as it would take up a fair amount of space (with cords coming from 4 directions. Mine sits on the wood floor and has no issues with falling over.Very happy with my purchase.

I usually have great results with electrical/electronic things I buy on Amazon. BUT NOT THIS TIME.Other raters are/were correct 2 outlets did not accept the same plug that the other 16 did. This device is NOT UL OR CSA certified. It carries the CE rating which means that the EU likes it but not the USA or Canada. Or at least the company has not submitted this device for testing. Always check the lowest rating on an item. I will be returning this ASAP and I am choosing a different device for my needs. I purchased a Tripp Lite 9 Outlet Waber Industrial outlet strip. I have used these in my industrial work and after 25 years they are still in use.

Did I need 18 outlets and 4 USB ports? No. But now, I don’t have to worry about plugging anything new in as I know I have room. The outlets are spaced out enough to allow room for “Wall Warts”, so that is nice.I wish it had some weights on the bottom, but that’s it.