Philips, Gray/White, 3 Outlet Ru... vs CRST Heavy Duty Power Strip with...

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.

It furnishes 24 plugs, which is more than enough to handle my gear. To be able to plug everything into a single strip is a blessing that one can only understand if they have been daisy-chaining smaller strips together. This is an exceptionally well co...  Read More

Definitely gave the area a clean/uncluttered look after installation. The only thing i did not like about it is that the spacing is a bit tight. I'm happy to see that it's ul certified.

Many people have plugs that require a bit of space. This is a commonplace in most homes today. I am a musician with a modest home studio. Even with all of the cables in my home office routing through this, there's plenty to spare.

The power strip is lightweight with most of the weight coming from the super long fifteen foot power cord. The cord seems to be well made and it is sturdy. It has a very solid build with tons of high quality plugs.

See pic included, i kept my old mount with this, it seems to work. It comes with a few mounting brackets if you need them. I can mount it parallel to my work bench, and the outlets are facing.