2 Pack Power Strip Surge Protect... vs Anker Power Strip Surge Protecto...

The strip has four 3 prong outlets and 3 usb ports. The usb connectors are also nice to have. These are increasingly useful around my computer, as a number of peripherals just need usb power, so it frees up those limited ports.

On/off switch is white color (and not red), which makes it cleaner looking power strip. The power button is easy to press while displaying a very clear blue light signal for on/off. These aren’t fancy shaped, etc.

The 8' cord that also has usb adapters is perfect for those gadgets that have usb chargers. It seems well built from heavy plastic and the cord is a heavy gauge. Helps to organize your rats nest of cords.

This equates to 1250-watts of total energy available at any one time. Each outlet has wide space to fit different kind of adapters. Easily half of the items i need to plug in are for usb devices.

This power strip solves all those issues perfectly. Another great thing is it give one day shipping when i need it fast.

This power strip is incredibly sturdy and well-made. The usb smart power ports are a nice touch though i have no need at the moment, they're there if i need them.

Another decent product from anker. Less than $30 retail, it's not bad. I love anker products and this power strip is no exception.

The 2100j surge protector comes with an 18-month warranty and a $300,000 connected equipment warranty. It has dual surge protection with 4000 joules of energy rating that protects my expensive equipment from electrical faults and lightning strikes. Lu...  Read More

The usb-a ports only work intermittently. When you unplug the device and plug it back in they work for first use and then fail again after you take your device off a charge.

The usb-c port is a dud. Too much of a hassle. The +pd port also seems to lose power on occasion but not as often.