Surge Protector Power Strip with... vs 2 Prong Power Strip with Rotatin...

Surge protector power strip with 18w fast charging port is a great charging tower. Anytime i use these ports to connect some type of charging cord they charge faster than any other ports in my house. Comes with usb ports at the side which are a bonus ...  Read More

The spacing on the outlets is adequate for most fat plugs. The only drawback is if you are using oversized receptacle plugs, you can only use one per side because of the overlap. This works perfect for me because i plug in my hydroponic air pump on on...  Read More

The price is fantastic, it is compact and sturdy. Keepa shows it fluctuates from $40 to $25 on a weekly basis. It is very sturdy.

One for my desk and one for my nightstand. Great for certain spaces such as desk too, for a much neater power strip. The outlet is behind my bed which helps keep my chargers from bending.

While the electrical outlets were restored after resetting the usb outlets did not. The on light goes off on its own. Need to return.

Unit comes with zero-directions or indications on how to change the angle. All of the outlets in my new place were installed horizontally. I wish it had usb-c, but that’s my fault for not realizing how many of those i need these days.

Has charger for phones & a very small light that is not a bother at night. Works perfectly to plug in my grounded plugs as well as charging with the usb ports. Maybe i just have to much plugged in, but that shouldn’t really matter.

The plug is too heavy for the prongs that plug into the wall, so it kind of hangs down. It becomes too heavy once you plug in 2-3 things, and the poor weight distribution pulls it out of the socket.

It is not! Poor execution. Made in china and does not have the ul label or symbol. It's cheap, and works well enough, but i'm sure there are better options out there.