TROND TD-PS-US29S Desk Clamp Power Bar, 6 Outlets, 4 USB Ports

Strengths

The clamp-on design brings six power outlets and four USB ports within reach, helping keep a desk setup organized and easier to use. Need room to charge a phone while powering a monitor or other desk equipment? The TROND TD-PS-US29S attaches to a tabletop edge without drilling, so outlets stay close at hand instead of gathering under the desk. Its 10 ft flat extension cord gives you flexibility when positioning the station indoors.

Two USB-C ports and two USB-A ports let you connect compatible devices directly, while the six AC outlets serve equipment such as a laptop, computer, printer, television or gaming console. One USB-C port delivers up to 20 W, and one USB-A port up to 18 W, when two or more USB ports are in use, their combined output is up to 15 W. The built-in surge protection is rated at 1,700 joules, and the power bar is ETL listed.

Buyers often praise the practical desk arrangement, secure-feeling clamp, design and cable organization. Feedback is mixed on reliability, port quantity and value, so consider how the outlet and USB layout suits your particular setup.

The essentials

The clamp fits tabletop edges up to 1.97 inches wide and is tightened with the control underneath, installation requires no drilling or screws. A rubber surface helps the unit stay in place on the desk. This makes it a useful alternative to a conventional power bar placed on the floor, especially when you regularly connect or unplug devices at a workstation, gaming desk or workbench.

The 10 ft flexible flat cord and 45-degree low-profile plug help route power behind furniture or appliances where a standard plug can take up more space. The power bar is rated for 1,625 W at 125 V and 13 A. Its Type A plug is intended for a matching outlet, check the outlet and the requirements of your devices before connecting them.

Everyday use

For a home office, attach the bar near the work surface, then connect desk equipment to the AC outlets and compatible phones or tablets to USB. The setup keeps frequently used connections accessible and can reduce the need to reach beneath the desk when adding a device. In a gaming or craft area, the same clamp-mounted layout can help group power connections at the edge of the table, while the long flat cord gives you options for reaching an indoor outlet.

Choose this format when access and desk organization matter more than keeping a power bar out of sight on the floor. The clamp width, available outlets and USB charging arrangement make it easier to assess whether it suits your table and everyday devices.

Practical questions

How thick can the tabletop edge be? The clamp is designed for edges up to 1.97 inches wide. It attaches without drilling or screws and is tightened using the control underneath.

Which USB ports does it have? There are two USB-C PD ports and two USB-A QC ports. A single USB-C port can provide up to 20 W, a single USB-A port up to 18 W, and two or more USB ports share up to 15 W.

How much cord does it provide? The flat extension cord is 10 ft long, and the low-profile plug is angled at 45 degrees to help with routing behind furniture or appliances.

Should you buy it?

If you want power and USB charging within easy reach at a desk, workbench or gaming table, the TROND clamp power bar combines six outlets, four USB ports and a drill-free mount in one station. Its tabletop fit, 10 ft flat cord and surge protection make it a practical choice for organizing an indoor workspace around the devices you use most.