Addtam Power Bar with 6 Outlets

If you need extra outlets without a bulky plug sticking out from the wall, this Addtam power bar is aimed at travel, dorm rooms and everyday home or office setups. Its 5 ft cord and six AC outlets give you room to connect several devices in one spot, while the flat, angled plug is designed to sit close to the wall. The key trade-off is clear: it is sold without surge protection, a detail that matters for cruise use and for protecting sensitive equipment.

Key points

The bar has six outlets arranged across three sides, so plugs can be distributed around the body rather than all facing the same direction. It accepts standard North American two- or three-prong plugs and is rated at 125V, 15A and 1875W. The 5 ft cord offers some flexibility for reaching a nearby desk or bedside table, though it will not suit every room layout.

The 0.35-inch flat plug has a 45-degree angle, making it easier to position behind furniture than a conventional protruding plug. There is also a switch and stated overload, short-circuit, over-current, over-voltage and overheating protection, plus ETL certification. Keep in mind that this is specifically described as having no surge protector, do not treat those other safety features as surge suppression for connected electronics.

Best use cases

This format makes sense when one wall receptacle needs to serve a few everyday devices, or when a standard plug would get in the way behind a bed, desk or refrigerator. Picture a desk pushed close to the wall: the angled plug can help reduce the gap, while the outlet bar sits where chargers and other small devices are easier to reach. Its no-surge-protection design is also relevant for cruise trips where power bars with surge protection may not be allowed, according to the product description.

It suits you if you want multiple outlets in a compact, low-profile setup and do not need surge suppression. It may not suit you if surge protection is a requirement, or if your outlet is farther away than the 5 ft cord can reach. The white unit can be mounted on a wall or under a desk using the screw-fixation points at both ends, four screws are included, so it offers a more fixed alternative to a power bar that simply sits loose on the floor or tabletop.

Tips for day-to-day use

Use the switch to turn the connected setup off when you do not need it, and keep the total connected load within the stated 1875W, 125V and 15A rating. Six available sockets do not mean every combination of devices is suitable: check the requirements of what you plan to plug in, especially if several higher-draw items will share the bar.

For a tidier desk, decide where the bar will sit before mounting it, then route the cord without pulling it taut or trapping it behind furniture. If you are packing it for travel, its slim plug and compact format are easier to stow than a bulky multi-outlet block, but the description does not give the bar’s overall dimensions or weight.

Buying questions

Does this power bar provide surge protection? No. It is described as a model without a surge protector. Its listed overload and other protection features are separate and should not be taken as surge suppression.

How many outlets does it have? There are six AC outlets arranged across three sides, for standard North American two- or three-prong plugs.

Can it be mounted under a desk? The product is designed for wall or under-desk mounting, with screw-fixation points at both ends and four screws included.

Is it worth it?

Choose it if the combination of six outlets, a 5 ft cord and a very slim angled plug solves a specific space problem, or if you need a power bar without surge protection for a setting where that feature is not wanted. Skip it if surge protection is essential, or if you need a longer reach or more detail about its physical size before planning a tight installation. Its appeal is practical rather than broad: it prioritizes outlet access and a close-to-wall fit over surge protection.