USB Power Strip Surge Protector - with Rotating Outlets, 3 Roating & 5 Standard Outlets, 2300J Surge Protection, 3 USB Ports (1 USB C), Flat Plug, 14AWG 6FT Extension Cord, PD 18W Fast Charging

Not a whole lot to be said about a power strip/surge protector. There are good ones and then there are cheap ones. This one is very well made. The cord is thick so it can accommodate a multitude of devices. Then there are the plugs on the side for if you have those devices that are basically boxes that take up a LOT of space so that neighboring slots are unusable, that's not a problem with this power strip. It's also got 2 USB-A slots and one USB-C slot. I am very happy with this purchase.

I don't use the rotating plugs as I anticipated. Everything fit well enough without that need for angling.I like the heavy gauge of the power cord, that the USB ports seem to deliver as advertised and the flat wall-plug.

This is exactly what I needed for next to my bed stand. I’m always dealing with plugs falling out of the extension cord that I have on the floor and it makes me nervous. This is a perfect solution.It also has power surge protector, and so many outlets. It’s super sturdy and I’m very impressed with the quality!

Nice to have.At the moment I have my iphone charger, 2 usb chargers for security cameras, a monitor, a laptop and desk light plugged into this and I still have 5 empty plugs available.This has saved me in a bind when a storm came through and the power kept flickering on and off.I like the rotating plugs, and the availability of the USB and mini port for electronics.

The Power Strip with 6ft Extension Cord is a versatile and highly functional addition to any home or office.Pros:Surge Protection: With 2220 Joules of surge protection, this power strip shields your valuable electronic devices from power surges and lightning strikes. This is particularly beneficial for sensitive equipment like computers and TVs.Rotary AC Outlets: The three specially designed 90° rotary AC outlets with 1.37 inches of spacing accommodate bulky adapters comfortably. This clever feature makes it perfect for tabletop or bedside use.USB Charging Ports: The three USB ports (including one USB-C) offer fast and efficient charging for various devices like smartphones, tablets, e-readers, and more. The 18W total output ensures quick charging.Overload Protection: The built-in 15A circuit breaker and overload protection ensure the safety of your devices by preventing overloads and short circuits.Long Extension Cord: The 6ft extension cord provides flexibility in positioning the power strip, allowing you to place it conveniently in your workspace.Grounded & Surge Indicator Light: The indicator lights provide visual confirmation of surge and grounding protection, ensuring your devices are safeguarded.Wall Mountable: This power strip can be easily mounted on a wall, saving space and keeping your area organized.

I like this surge protector with three rotating outlets and the USB ports. What I don’t like is the 6ft cable too short for my use. Also, the outlets are so close to each other making it difficult to use all of them if a device has a large AC power adapter. It’ll block at least one if not two outlets.

This power strip has a great layout for plugging in multiple things and hasn’t given me any issues. It’s smaller which is nice so it’s easy to hide under the dresser to keep it out of sight. No issues to report!

This power strip has tried a different approach to solving the problem of dealing with the larger plug blocks (aka wall warts).This one has 3 outlets that 'pivot' to the top (or can be left at the side of the power strip to accommodate these oversized outlets. The problem with pivoting the outlets to the top is that they can still interfere with the line of outlets on the top of the power strip. Leaving them on the side is marginally better except you are limited to using two of the three outlets on the side as a power block in position 1 and 3 effectively shrinks the area around outlet 2 making it useful only for a standard plug.The top outlets are arranged 'in line' with the power strip. What this does is that if you have another oversized plug (or two) you may be sacrificing outlets to plug them in. In addition, the top outlets are limited in their width so that an oversized plug might not fit due to width restriction.Helping reduce the need for additional oversized plugs are the existence of 2 USB A and an USB C connection on the top of the power strip.There are two status lights on the power strip - one showing 'grounded' (the power strip is plugged into an outlet with a proper ground wired in place) and 'protected' informing you that the surge protection is active in the power strip.There are a couple of keyhole mounting points on the back of the power strip if you need to mount it on a wall or under a shelf.This was very nearly a perfect power strip. For now, it will have to be a 4 star strip until they can resolve the 'shoulder' blocking wide 'wall warts' and the inability to use 3 oversized plugs on the side outlets.