USB Wall Charger, TROND Surge Pr... vs Power Strip with Long Cord, TRON...

This power strip is a lifesaver in my bathroom which is very plug sparse. It can handle up to eight things being plugged in. I like the side options for plugging items in, that works very well. The only downside is that you cannot use all 3 of the usb...  Read More

Three prong outlets on the sides are flipflopped to help make room for bulky charging blocks. The top outlets are upside-down, so that you can plug in wall-warts that would otherwise cover the rest. The fact that outlets are on the angled sides also i...  Read More

At the top there is a switch which activates the built-in circuit breaker. The on/off switch on top is nifty and a little light on the front lets you know it’s getting power. The surge protection is an added bonus, since i will leave a blender and cof...  Read More

The retaining screw is a very nice feature after all. It's nice that they also included a screw to bolt it to the outlet.

Fits tightly with no sag. The need for extra outlets are on the rise and having power strips are esthetically ugly. Here are the pros and cons.

Tends to be wobbly. It now pops off any time i use my air fryer oven.

Bought this after mounting a tv about 3 feet above an outlet. For travel, i have a power surge multi port that plugs into the wall outlet (no cord) the cord length is great. The flat plug allows it to plug in and not get pulled out.

The entire device makes a high pitched whine, and this changes frequency when different usb devices are attached. This is super annoying in the middle of the night when everything else is quiet and you hear this whistling hiss like morse code. Also th...  Read More