Anker Power Strip Surge Protecto... vs TROND Power Strip Surge Protecto...

The cord is long enough to be useful without being unwieldy. The pd port doesn't register as ultra fast on my galaxy s21 ultra, but it still registers as fast charging. The inclusion of a usb-c connector is a nice touch, and i can wrap my cords around...  Read More

The power strip's sleek and compact design makes it a space-saving hero, fitting neatly into any power-hungry corner of your home or office. I immediately purchase this surge protector for peace of mind and future pc build due to my friend using the i...  Read More

With 12 outlets, you could easily trip a 15 amp breaker. Spacing of the outlets make it easy to mix bulky plugs and right angle connectors without taking up multiple outlets. Works beautifully to help expand an outlet with one switched plug so you can...  Read More

But this is wildly inaccurate. Of the 4 plugs on the two sides i can use 2 on each side, so 1/2 of the plugs are just *useless*. The three usb charging ports randomly stop working. When you unplug the device and plug it back in they work for first use...  Read More

This power strip is roomy enough for all eight of the wall warts to plug in. Allows you to get all your stuff plugged in there, especially with alot of those rediculously bulky and odd shaped plugs nowadays.

The cord is very sturdy, and appropriately sized for this length. The 15 foot long cord allows you to plug this guy in anywhere.

It lays down nice and flat on the floor and does not flip over like some that i’ve had before. I love the different outlet direction, long cord with flat plug, and most of all that it is etl listed.

It grants flexibility in positioning the power strip, even in large rooms or spaces where outlets might be scarce. This unit is capable of handling all the options we need while centralizing the location. Perfect for behind a counter or under a desk, ...  Read More