2 Prong Flat Plug Power Strip, WRXDMC 2 Prong to 3 Prong Outlet Adapter, 1680J Surge Protector, 5ft Extension Cord with Polarized Plug, 6 AC Outlets & 3 USB, Wall Mountable, Ideal for Old House

I plugged this in behind my bed and the power strip is on the night stand. No cords going every which way and nothing in the floor. I like that the unused outlets can be closed. It has a tiny blue that showing that it's on but it's not a distraction.

We have a 2-prong outlet (house built in 1967) that is behind a dresser. It's too close to insert a plug and I figured there was no real solution … until I checked Amazon for a 2-prong power strip. Kumbe! Such a thing exists at a decent price. It was perfect for the very slender space — the flat plug fit in the space with about 1/4" to spare. My only complaint is that I wish the power cord were longer, but that's very minor.

After I moved in with a relative I couldn’t use my tv or anything cause the plug kept falling out, bought two sets of this and I’m able to use everything now-i don’t have to worry about things falling out as long as I don’t move it around too much/at all. I ended up buying a third. If I need more I’m getting these.

My house was built in 1926 and has some outlets right in the floor instead of in the wall. Until I discovered this cord, the cord I previously had stuck up from the floor about two inches. It looked tacky and I felt it was just asking for someone to stumble over it, especially the one in the dining room. Also have very few outlets so this helped with that problem as well. Very happy with this purchase.

Ordered this 2 Prong Flat Plug Power Strip to use for decorations that are often 2 prong and low wattage. I will say that as an electrician I have to take issue with the statement that by adding a third grounding prong to a surge strip that you are somehow adding the same redundancy as having an actual ground. On the three prong to two prong adapters you plug into the wall they have a small screw to provide the grounding function. In short this has a place but the best option is to properly ground outlets and not consider something like this an equivalent replacement. The surge protection feature is better than nothing though safety wise. That's a gripe with the description, but the unit itself I feel is well made for what it is.As for the item quality it certainly up to par. The USB charging works well at 3 amps max, the cord is long and has a tie down attached which is a thoughtful touch. The surge strip has the typical on off button and easy to manipulate safety slides. I like the design, from the low profile 90 deg plug, to position of the USB outlets and build quality. Well constructed and recommended, just don't think of it as properly grounded, you will still have no actual fault path with a two prong plug.