10Ft Long Surge Protector Power Strip, Addtam Extension Cord with 8 AC Outlets and 4 USB Ports(1 USB C), 3-Side Outlet Extender Strip, Flat Plug, Wall Mount, Dorm Home Office Essential, ETL Listed

Worked perfectly mounted to back of the guest room nightstand at my parents house. Allows lamp, clock, fan, etc. to be plugged in while providing enough USB charging ports for my phone, tablet, and headphones without using separate charging adapters. When mounted in this orientation, I won't get much use from the four receptacles on the "top" since they now face the wall, but the remaining four receptacles on the sides (now top and bottom) are more than enough. It seems well constructed and included four small black screws for mounting (appear to be #6 x 1/2" sheet metal pan head). Has low profile switch positioned next to the cord entrance where it will not be toggled accidentally.

We had a spiderweb of extension cords by our small working desk. This cleaned it all up. We mounted this to the wall besides the desk with the provided screws. The cord is long enough to reach to the wall plug - so no more extension cords! The USB ports are great and it is better that we don't have to use the bricks for every phone/iPad charge cord. We didn't think we needed (8) grounded plugs, but the devices add up fast. This one extension plug/adapter helped clean up an electronic mess - very nice. Surge protection is a bonus

Nice shape so fits different size chargers with options on the side as well as USB ports so can use for an iphone, etc.

Good quality, works as expected. Mounted to both our nightstands. Helped us cleanup ground wires.

It's working great so far. Plenty of spots to plug in and the USB ports are a big plus! Not sure anyone else would do this, but I attached this upside down under our wooden desk to keep cords off the ground as much as possible. Those plugs facing downward are staying in there for now, but it would have been nicer if the plug holes were a little more snug. Then again, I don't think it was designed to be mounted upside down so I can't fault it too much there.

Great power strip. I have bought 5 of these so far!

I didn't realize how bad the single line power strips were until I got these. The single line units fall over just from the weight of the plugged-in cords. The switches on those units are so exposed that they can easily be turned off by accident. The spacing is frequently so limited that you may have to leave half of the sockets empty. These are the features that you will love: The switch is out of the way in the back, and protected from accidental activation. At the same time, it's easy to reach when you want/need to, just by touch The arrangement of the sockets is genius. There is pleanty of room all around for large plugs, and the cords are directed in different directions so it's easy to unplug one without getting tangled up in the others. The low, wide profile means that it will not turn over. You don't have to fasten it to the furniture. I'm guess you can easily rearrange the plugs to balance the weight, if you need to. These people should get a prize and be rewarded for their great work. It seems that quality prodcuts are rare these days. But, please, please don't raise the price. At least someone is doing something right for a change.

Love this power strip! Can plug in 3 adapters, type C cable, USB cables, 3 prong electric cords, etc. and not have them covering unused holes. Great design for multipurpose use. Also not too big and heavy to travel with if you need that many different things plugged in. You do need enough space around it for cords to be plugged in on the sides unlike traditional strip.

This product is not meant for Indian household as the plugs and sockets are all shaped aligned to Europe and American design