Philips, Gray/White, 3 Outlet Ru... vs 2 Pack Surge Protector Power Str...

The cord itself is braided for durability. It doesn't get tangled. Its rope-like texture makes it a classy and easy to roll up alternative to thick plastic cords.

This cord allows me to work and still roam around the house during the day. Perfect for a smaller, not huge long device for plugins. Should be usable on cruise ships that prohibit surge protectors but still allow the use of extension cords.

This thick, roped cube cord allows me to plug in five electronics. I love using this in our family room because our sectional sofa has blocked one of our power outlet, so i need this cube to extend the outlet cord for me. The power cube looks very rob...  Read More

The cord is long enough so that it stretches all the way to couch. The multi-outlet is great for areas where you need several items plugged in.

Only thing you need to beware is that if your outlet is a 2 prong or 3 prong. Right-angle plug is a nice feature. Both are fully plugged in and all inlets work as expected.

Nice sturdy surge protector. Great choice. Would purchase again.

Very sturdy and durable. Well built and solid.

The cord itself has a braided shielding that keeps it internals safe and limits *. Cord is long and braided, sturdy.

Out of the box, one of the power strips has coil whine that is constant whether or not things are plugged in. The power strip is also very lightweight and plasticy in a very cheap and hollow sort of way. It sparks when i try to plug anything in.

This is useless for me now; waste of money. Imo this power strip really shouldn't be sold here. If only due to the misinformation of product details and photos.