Extension Cord 20 Ft, HANYCONY Power Strip Surge Protector with 8 Outlets 4 USB Ports(2 USB C), Long Cord, Flat Plug, Wall Mount, Desk USB Charging Station for Home Office Essentials

I've had this for a few months now and it is still great. It is great quality. Fully functional, including the USB ports. The cord seems like it will never fail - its thick and braided, but also more on the flat side. The cord is not bulky or anything, its easy to keep it tucked away. Appearance-wise, it also looks nice. Everything is still white and clean looking.The usb-c ports "fast" charge my Samsung phone. The usb-c ports are 5v/3a, and usb-a ports are 5v/2.4a. The specs say the output for the ports are 15.5w. However, my phone requires 18w to "fast" charge, so I dont know if that's a good or bad thing lol. (I'm no electrician, just self-educated on charging blocks, usb cables, device charging capabilities and power delivery.)I did pay a little more than what it costs now, as it was a few months ago. Overall, I am happy with my purchase and at the time, it was a great price for what I was getting. Now at $10, its still a bargain for anyone.With the new one out now (and competitors), I'd be interested in looking into the usb capabilities. I didn't think of the long run with using the usb ports or that I would end up using them as much as I do. Better usb output is definitely something to consider if looking at these. It would be nice if I could "super fast" charge my phone with this, but it is just incapable of the appropriate output.Although I'd like to get more out of the usb ports, I'm putting my bias aside and rating it for what it promises to be (and is), I honestly cannot give it less than 5 stars.

Compared to many alternative options available on the market, these are definitely a robust option that seems spectacular for the price. I usually own the direct wall plug variants of extender mounts, however, I wanted a wired one to be able to reach plug outlets and sockets that were not feasible or accessible due to furniture placement. This allows me to still utilize the outlet there but positioned to my liking and ease of use. The USB ports being an additional feature just adds plus points and the entire unit feels very robust and solid, it feels weighty and not cheap. It's perfect sized.

This surge suppressor is a reliable and well-built device that provides excellent protection for electronics. It effectively safeguards against power surges, ensuring that sensitive equipment remains safe from voltage spikes.The design is solid, with sturdy construction that feels durable and long-lasting. It offers multiple outlets, making it a convenient solution for home or office setups. Setup is straightforward, and it delivers peace of mind knowing that devices are protected.Overall, this surge suppressor is a great investment for anyone looking for dependable surge protection. It works as expected, providing both security and convenience!I've found countless uses for it.

I bought this surge protector power strip when I moved in with my aunt so that I could care for her. Her house is very old and doesn't have many outlets.The flattened plug is so helpful to put behind a bed or furniture and not have it stick out.There are 4 digital power inputs - 2 each of standard USB and micro USB-C. At any given time, I am using at least 2 of the 8 plugs and 2 of the digital inputs.I've been using it for months now and haven't had any problems with it. I would buy another one but there aren't any more 3-way outlets in my room. lol

It is useful when it works. I liked being able to plug things in or turn things on and off without getting out of bed. the outlets in my bedroom are mostly hard to reach because they're blocked by furniture. This can be plugged into the wall outlet once, so that I only have to crawl under the bed to plug it in once. Then I can have the other end where I can reach it without crawling under the bed and struggling to get a plug plugged in between the wall and a cross brace that just happens to be at the perfect level to interfere with the electrical outlets on my walls, and the bed is right next to the wall and about 3/4 the length of the wall, so that cross brace was always going to block an electrical outlet no matter where in my room I put it. Anyway, now instead of struggling to find the outlet and than trying to get a 2 inch long plug into a 1 inch space and bending the cord at sharp angles, I can set this nice little box of extra outlets anywhere within 5 feet of the wall outlet. The extension cord is just long enough to reach between the upper bed rails of my loft bed. Right now I have my Chromebook and 2 fans and a tiny led desk lamp plugged into the thing I'm reviewing. I often use it to charge my phone at night.There's a little switch on this thing that has to be switched on for it to work, It's annoying, because sometimes that switch won't stay switched on. I have to hold it in position, which isn't very convenient, because usually I have other things I want to do with my hands. I struggled with that a little before starting this review, but eventually got the little green light to stay on. I think the extension cord was trying to come unplugged from the little box until I found a position it liked better. maybe a longer cord would be better, but for now it is working again.I could plug more things in, but it depends on what kind of plug they have.

I needed an outlet on the opposite side of my small laundry room without running them across the floor anymore. This was just the right length to go up and around my wall and back down. No need to drill holes, no tripping hazard across the floor. No need to install more wiring in the walls. Now I can plug in my things without any of the issues I had for the last 8+ years. I live the usb and power ports so I can eliminate some usb bricks. I even have a little more room if I ever need to add more things that need plugs. All I have to say is it took me long enough.