Power Bar with 6 Ft Cord

When one outlet has to serve a few devices, chargers can quickly crowd the socket and leave cables tangled behind a desk or bedside table. This power bar adds three AC outlets and four USB ports, including two USB-C ports, in one compact unit. Its 6 ft braided cord and right-angle flat plug are intended to make placement easier in tight spaces, while the USB ports can charge several smaller devices together. One important trade-off: it has no surge protection, so it is not a substitute for a surge-protected power bar where that protection matters.

Getting the most from it

The flat plug is described as 0.35 inch thick and angled at 45 degrees, so the bar can sit closer to a wall than a conventional straight plug. That can help when a bed, desk or piece of furniture sits near the outlet, the 6 ft cord gives you some flexibility to place the charging station where cables are easier to reach. For example, you could keep the bar on a dorm-room desk and connect a lamp and other plug-in items to the AC outlets, while charging phones or accessories through USB.

There are three widely spaced AC outlets, plus two USB-C and two USB-A ports. The USB-C ports are rated up to 5V/3A each, while USB-A is rated up to 5V/2.4A, the combined USB output is listed as 5V/4.5A and 22.5W maximum. That shared limit matters if several devices are charging at once: the headline output is not a separate 22.5W allowance for every port. The braided cord is specified as pure copper, with a stated 15A current capacity.

Why it’s worth it

The practical appeal is reducing the number of separate chargers and making better use of one outlet. If you prioritize a slim plug and USB charging in a travel-friendly setup, this format has more built-in ports than a basic extension cord. If you prefer dedicated surge protection, choose a different type of power bar: this one explicitly has none. That limitation is especially relevant when deciding what to connect, regardless of its listed over-current, over-charge, short-circuit and over-temperature protections.

It is also presented for cruise and dorm use, but ship rules can vary, so check the requirements for your trip rather than assuming every power bar is allowed. The listing states ETL and FCC certification, without having tried it, the clearest buying distinction is its combination of a flat plug and multiple USB ports, not a claim that it replaces every kind of charging setup. Te conviene si you want several everyday devices served from one outlet and can work within the shared USB output. No es para ti si surge protection is essential or your setup needs a higher USB output than the stated maximum.

At a glance

• Outlets: 3 AC outlets and 4 USB ports (2 USB-C, 2 USB-A)
• USB output: 5V/4.5A total, up to 22.5W
• Cord and plug: 6 ft braided cord, 0.35-inch, 45-degree flat plug
• Surge protection: None

When to choose it

Choose this power bar when the main problem is limited outlet access, awkward furniture placement or carrying separate USB chargers for a trip. Its mix of AC and USB connections suits a desk, dorm room or travel packing list where compactness and cable reach matter. Skip it when surge protection is a must-have, or when you need each USB port to deliver the full combined output independently, the stated USB limit is shared across the ports.