USB Outlet Extender, 6 AC Outlets

Six AC outlets arranged across three sides are the standout here: the layout is intended to make room for larger plugs that might crowd a conventional row. The rotating plug also lets you adjust how the extender sits at the wall.

It adds three USB charging ports, including one USB-C, so phones and other USB devices can share the same wall connection as household plugs.

If you prioritize several connections in one compact wall-mounted unit, this layout makes sense, if you prefer a corded power bar that can sit on a desk or reach across a room, this is a different kind of solution.

Getting the most from it

Use the six AC outlets for nearby devices, then reserve the USB ports for items such as a phone or other USB-powered device. For example, it could keep a lamp, a laptop charger and a phone charger connected beside a desk without laying a separate power bar across the floor. The three-sided arrangement is useful when plug bodies are wide, while the rotating plug offers some flexibility in positioning the unit.

The AC rating is 15A, 125V and 1875W, and the built-in surge protection is rated at 1800 joules. The USB output is listed as 5V/3.1A total, so that figure applies across the USB ports rather than describing a separate 3.1A supply for each one. It is ETL certified, with a grounded indicator light.

Why it’s worth it

The appeal is combining outlet expansion, USB charging and surge protection without adding a long cord. That can suit a crowded wall outlet in a home office or travel setup where several devices need power close together. The six AC sockets are spread over three faces, rather than packed into one line, and the USB-C port means a separate USB-C wall adapter may not be needed for a compatible charging cable.

There is a practical trade-off: this plugs directly into the wall, so it cannot put power within reach of a desk or bedside table unless the outlet is already there. The listed USB capacity is also shared, which matters if you expect several devices to charge at once. With that output detail in mind, it is better suited to everyday mixed connections than to treating every USB socket as a full-power charger.

Key takeaways

• Six AC outlets and three USB ports, including one USB-C, in a three-sided layout.
• Rotating AC plug and 1800-joule surge protection.
• Rated for 15A, 125V and 1875W, USB output is 5V/3.1A total.
• Compact wall-mounted format, measuring 5.7 × 1.9 × 1.7 inches.

It suits you if you want to consolidate nearby plugs and USB charging at one wall outlet. It is not for you if you need a corded strip, substantial distance from the outlet, or individually specified USB power for every port.

When to choose it

Choose this extender when the main problem is limited socket space at the wall and you want a mix of AC and USB connections, plus stated surge protection. Its layout may be more useful than a basic single-outlet adapter when bulky plugs compete for space. A conventional power bar is the more practical approach when you need a cable to position outlets elsewhere, this unit’s strength is keeping connections together at the existing outlet. The listing does not specify a cord or per-port USB output beyond the stated port limits, so it is worth matching those details to your setup before relying on it for a particular charging arrangement.