Surge Protector Power Strip 15 Ft Cord, Ultra Thin Flat Extension Cord with 8 Outlets 4 USB Ports(2 USB C), Flat Plug Power Strip, 15 Ft Long Braided Power Cord for Home, Office, Dorm Room Essentials

TLDR: it does what it's supposed to, saves space, looks nice, and is easy to mount/secure. I also like the separate USB and USBC ports.So far, I've purchased two versions of this extension cord.The first, I use for my desk area to plug in my laptop, desk lamp and phone charger (and anything else that needs it)The second is currently dedicated for my modem and router setup.Here's what I like about these guys:1) Space-saving.The plug hardly sticks out, AND it doesn't bock the other contact opening on the outlet. This means, I have that second opening available for another item. Also, both of the outlets I've placed these extension cords in are behind furniture. The first is behind a dog crate (don't worry, there is a solid barrier in place, my dog can't just lick it) and the second is behind the cabinet which houses my modem/router. The furniture is still able to be placed almost directly against the wall. It looks seamless.In addition, the box shape is easier to tuck into spaces than the typical long bar design, without losing the number of openings for plugs to go in.2) reinforced cord. I personally just like these reinforced cords, where there is a fabric wrap over the rubber coating, more than the ones that are pure rubber. I just think it looks nicer and, in my experience, is less likely to sustain damage. I have no stats, it's anecdotal, so I don't know if that's a fact.Also, the cord is not overly stiff. I can easily wrap it around to where I want it to be, and it looks great.3) The box design. Above, I mentioned that it saves space because it's easier to tuck in. I also like that the rotating orientation of the openings allows you to plug in those big, chunky plugs that often block other openings... but not on this guy.The listing also states that this is easy to mount on the wall. This is true! If you want to use a nail/screw, just check that the head of the screw fits into it before drilling into your wall, and you're good to go. Since I wasn't ready for a permanent mounting solution, I just used a couple of command picture hanging strips on each (you know, the kind that is basically plastic velcro, you put one on the wall, one on the object?) and it also works great! The one for my desk area is mounted to the underside of my desk. It's not particularly visible, but I can access the plugs easily. The one for my modem/router is just secured into the base of the cabinet so it doesn't move around or anything.4) the USB and USBC ports. I feel like having chargers that use these are more and more common these days. Almost every small gadget I have came with one. And, being notoriously disorganized, I often lose my plug adapters. I like the convenience of always having these slots available (and always knowing where they are haha). It's also very nice that they don't take up an additional plug opening.Also, I feel like this shouldn't need to be said, but given the quality of other extension cords I've had in the past... the plug sticks IN the outlet and doesn't fall out randomly, and all the plugs I put in the extension cord ALSO stay in and don't simply fall out with a small adjustment or light tap. This extension cord does its job and exceeds the bare minimum! huzzah!

I am so glad I ordered this surge protector! Highly recommended. I like to work in my living room and my workspace is far from the outlet. I had an unsightly, in-the-way mess of several extension cords, power strips, etc., running across the middle of the floor. Now I have ONE, unobtrusive, fabric-y, not-ugly grey cord, in a more out-of-the-way place. The long, heavy-duty cord allows me to route it along the wall and over to my couch and underneath. My low couch has very little space below it, and the multi-positioned outlets allow me to lay it flat and plug things in sideways. I can charge my laptop the whole time I'm working, plug in my task lamp, and charge my phone ( it has USB ports too!) all in immediate reach. The quality is outstanding - well worth the very reasonable cost. Very satisfied.

I needed an extension cord to help get power from a wall over to a table and this one did exactly that.Bonus features are:* USB ports, no charger blocks taking up spaces* compact size, not a long power bar* discreet cord- flat and cloth wrappedI’ve been using it since the day it arrived and it works great.Update:Overall the power cube works good and I believe will meet the needs of most users. In my case I needed the ‘c’ ports to be able to deliver 3amps and now I understand that the total output of all ports is 3.1A, which is clearly stated in the description so no fouls were committed. Just wanted to alert users of this one limitation. A ‘c’ port is able to deliver 3A provided it is the only port being used.

Works amazing! The cord is strong and durable! The size is perfect. I have multiple of these and some I have every slot filled so full capacity and have had no trouble. The versatility of where you can put it is amazing! The light is not very bright so it doesn’t bother me when the lights are off and it does not make any noise. The way the outlets are arranged you can use it to the full capacity with ease!

Works great but I was hoping the cord would be flat enough to not show under the rug but you can still see it some what.

its got it allsuper easy to insall (plug in)long cordits whitegot usb and usb ci like it!

So glad I chose this surge protective power strip. Working from home I needed a surge protector with enough length to wrap around the room. One of the best features is that I can literally turn it off at the end of the day, which helps with the electric bill. It has so many outlets there is space between each one and I can charge my phone and other electronics as well. This is a really great buy, great choice. You will not be disappointed.

Needed a long cord for a small power hookup under a conference table. This worked perfectly for that job. The cord is a nice length (and good material), and the hookups on the power block are varied and useful. I'm really pleased with it. Gets the job done, isn't ugly, and doesn't take up much space.