Wall Outlet Extender with Shelf,... vs Power Strip Surge Protector Towe...

The device has decent weight, implying the hidden electrical connections within the carcass are of decent quality. Overall, this device seems quite rugged and well built. This extender has 12 ac outlets (6 on the front and 3 on each side) and they are...  Read More

I have this behind my recliner and it is very convenient. Housing is a bit flimsy, but as long as you don't beat on it, that's not a problem.

This device is intended to be used with a duplex outlet. We frequently have guests that need a place to plug in a laptop, tablet or cell phone. This is inside my closet for all of my internet and cable service.

One major flaw- the center hole is supposed to attach through the wall plate with a provided screw. It seems they are misaligned or something. No doubt a defective surge protector, it should not be sold.

It is too hard to plug into. The usb port has a very loose fit and cables will detach on their own too easily. Plugged into the wall, then pulled it out.

This solves the issue. It also has usb & usb-c plugs. But this tower does. This power strip wins my heart.

Easy to plug or unplug devices. Son has everything in his dorm room plugged into this!

It's a little bit bulky, but the tower design is ideal to fit in the nook of our headboard. Great fit for the bulky plugs and room to spare.

Only 4 of the outlets are usable. The outlet somehow disconnecting every 3 minutes. The whole thing is rather flimsy. Still debating whether to return.