Surge Protector Power Strip 10 ft Extension Cord 3 Outlet 2 USB Desktop Charging Station Fire Proof with Cable Tie Adjustable Voltage for iPhone iPad Computer Home Office Vintage Wood Grain SUPERDANNY

This is the nicest looking power strip I’ve ever owned lol. The wood finish is some kind of vinyl (which I expected), but it is very nicely done and the color and quality matches the picture. While I typically try to hide power strips, this is a particularly great feature for when the unit is showing, intentional or not.I LOVE the 90° angle on the plug so that furniture can be pushed closer to the wall - significantly so in some cases. I’ll never go back to a standard plug if I can help it!It’s sturdy but not heavy, and the main power cord is of generous length (I’m on my phone otherwise I would check the description to make sure, but I believe it’s 5 or 6 feet long...). Those two things are helpful in many situations, but I just happened to take it on a work trip, and it was perfect. The multiple plugs coupled with the USB ports ensured that my business partner and I were able to plug in everything we needed, at any given point, and in multiple room configurations.I’ve had it for about a month now and use it almost daily in my home and have not noticed any quality issues. Would highly recommend, and I plan on purchasing more in the future.

Got this on Prime day, I wanted a smaller surge protector for travel and frankly this one had a cool color scheme so I went for it. It is a bit shorter than what you'd expect from a standard surge protector due to only having three outlets but the two additional usb ports allow you to charge up to 5 devices at once (very helpful when traveling with a group and staying in an outdated motel that has very few electrical outlets). The cord is long, haven't measured it but it seems to be appropriate and the included velcro cable-tie is a nice touch that allows you to coil and stow the cord for the road. It does seem to support fast charging, if used with the correct usb cable plugged directly into the usb ports.Overall I'm satisfied with this device, I took it on a trip this past weekend and it was great, worked as expected. I give high ratings as the default for items that meet all my expectations and subtract stars if something is less than perfect. So this device is nothing spectacular but it gets 5 stars for being as advertised with no negative surprises.

THIS wood grain finish is what I've been looking for - PRECISELY what I looked for. I FOUND IT !! It's stylish enough to keep front & center (which is where I need this power strip, literally on what I use as an "end table". I use my laptop while sitting on couch, I use a reading light , I charge my phone , my ipad and hated haveing an unattractive, white power strip that looked SO tacky there next to my beautiful, new, BROWN leather couch . Having to hide and tuck it away out of sight was difficult and an inconvenience because it wasn't handy when I needed it -which is always . The length of this quality cord is just right. The fact that it lays flat from wall input outlet, allows us to push my new "all around" leather couch right up to wall without the worry of damage. It's "wide set" input sockets, allow big, boxy adapters ample room. The "on/off" switch, lights up , which is a key SAFETY feature I look for in a power strip. With that, you're able to tell from a distance not having to walk to it to see if you've powered it off. There's also a little green light on it's surface , to show power. It's lightweight, therefore, not heavily weighing and tugging down. I love it . SPOT ON -"Superdanny" designers! You've thought of everything, and it shows.

As the title suggests, I didn’t buy this to serve as a surge suppressor. Past experience tells me that a really good surge suppressor would come with a higher price tag. However, this power strip serves as an attractive and switchable AC power center for plugging in AC/DC converters (typically employed to power small electronic devices). There’s also two USB ports if needed. While I’d rather not clutter up the bedroom dresser with electronic gadgets, at least this one is somewhat attractive and doesn’t take up a lot of space. As may be apparent from the attached photo, the device provides power for an Amazon Firestick and an HDMI switch-box. (Both serve a TV some distance away.)Some specifics: Length 9”. Width about 2.5”. Height less than 1”. The 9.5’ black power cord looks and feels quite substantial. A switch at at one end of the device toggles power on/off, lighting up orange to indicate “on”. There are two USB ports at the far end. The three AC outlets appear to be of substantial build and are far enough apart so that plugged-in “box like” AC/DC converters have plenty of room. (Outlets cannot be switched on/off individually.) Mine is the “red” color option, but it’s hardly red. “Red mahogany” maybe. Whatever it’s called ... the color goes well with my bedroom decor. These are made of hard plastic, but they’ve done a decent job crafting a “wood effect”.One of the photos is of the bottom of the device which displays some specs. I cannot locate any UL (or other underwriters certification) on the device or in the packaging - although it is FCC certified for radio interference. While I’m personally not overly concerned about the absence of UL certification for my application, I understand why that might deter some prospective buyers. And it is the reason I’ve taken one point off my rating.QUICK UPDATE: 4/20/21. After 2 months of continuous use there have been absolutely no problems with this item. No overheating, no blown fuses, no falling-apart, etc. In fact, I recently purchased a second one. The second one also services a couple USB-C charging cables, and the devices connected continue to operate normally. (Caveat: the switch is normally left in the “on” position, plugged in devices are left plugged in and the device doesn't get moved around much. )