Flat Plug Extension Cord with 3 ... vs Power Strip with USB, TROND Surg...

Flat with left or straight down wire2- small but with plugs far enough apart for two timers not a bar. I love that it lays flat on the wall and does not stick out from plug. Perfect for that wall outlet that's right behind our bed.

I have not experienced any issues using the product or quality of the product. They seem to work just like they were advertised.

Love this skinny easy to hide wire plug. I have this plugged in behind cushions on my window seat. Fits very nicely behind bedside table.

Usb ports are reliable and make it easy to connect being that everything is usb ported these days. The sockets and usb points all seem to work fine. The usb charging ports are an added bonus.

It looks to be a fabulous item but, for my application, the false advertising makes it unusable. It does not.

I like the size of the surge protector because it is slim and discrete. This power strip does the trick. Serves my purpose.

Surge suppressor/power strip has a 15ft cord with a flat angled plug. The plug piece is angled a bit, it fits perfectly in the outlet with another larger plug.

It has four usb charging ports = super handy! It's not uncommon these days to find more than the standard ac outlets on a surge protector. I am pleased to have a power strip that can charge both a usb-corded device or an ac plug.

The power strip is a black matte color, which i find attractive. The black color look stylish and elegant.

The receptacle is too short to accommodate the prongs on a standard plug. The screws it comes with are so small with a fine pitch thread that they wouldn't hold anything, especially with the force needed to unplug the cords.

The switch does not kill the power, it just goes to hot/ground reversed. There seems to be a blockage of some sort that stops the full connection.