AICODE 4-Way Multi Plug Adapter with 3 USB (USB-C + 2×USB-A) and Switch, 13A 3250W UK 3-Pin Cube Socket, Black
Product description
The essentials
If your desk, bedside, or home office setup is constantly short on charging ports, this AICODE multi plug adapter is designed to tidy things up. It combines a 4-way UK cube-style extension with three USB outputs (USB-C plus two USB-A) and includes a switch so you can cut power when it’s not in use.
On paper, the idea is simple: fewer wall adapters, more flexibility, and a neater layout. The USB side is aimed at everyday gadgets like phones and wearables, while the AC outlets are there for the things that still need a plug—think desk lamps, chargers that don’t have USB, or small appliances in living areas and offices.
Key takeaways / what matters most
The strongest draw here is the mix of ports in one unit: 4 AC outlets alongside 2×USB-A and 1×USB-C. That’s a practical setup if you’ve got both traditional plug-in devices and modern charging needs.
It also has a physical switch on top, which makes it easier to fully turn the adapter off instead of leaving it live all day. Depending on your household, that small control feature can matter more than you’d expect—especially in offices where things are frequently left plugged in.
That said, you do need to be mindful of the overall load. The rated maximum output is 3250W (250V/13A), and the product guidance makes it clear the combined connected power must not exceed that.
What you’ll notice day to day
A few design choices are clearly aimed at everyday convenience:
- The “non-blocking cube” style is meant to avoid neighbouring-plug interference. In real use, that’s often the difference between a multi-plug that’s actually usable and one that becomes frustrating once you have chunky adapters.
- It’s built as a compact cube, so it’s less likely to sprawl across a worktop. The stated dimensions are 66×66×115mm, which should help if you’re tight on space.
Example setup: imagine a home office corner. You can plug in a desk lamp and a monitor adapter into the AC outlets, then charge your phone via USB-C and a headset or smartwatch via USB-A—all from one spot. With the switch, you can switch everything off when you leave your desk.
Safety and protection (and a couple of limits)
This adapter leans heavily into safety positioning. It mentions a 13A fused plug and protection against common issues during use, including over-current, over-heating, over-charge, and short circuit while charging. There’s also a children safety door intended to prevent fingers being inserted into sockets, and the shell is described as flame-retardant (resisting 750°C).
It’s also stated to be UKCA & ROHS certified and references BS 1363-1 and BS EN 62368-1.
Still, no multi plug is magic. The unit will only do what its rating allows—so if you’re powering higher-wattage appliances, it can become a poor fit. It may also feel more “gadget charging” than “power-hungry appliances”, because the USB charging output is specified separately: 5V/2.1A per USB port with a total USB power of 12W.
Tech specs
- AC outlets: 4
- USB ports: 3 (2×USB-A + 1×USB-C)
- Single USB port output: 5V/2.1A
- Total USB output power: 12W
- Rated maximum output power: 3250W (250V/13A)
- Plug type: UK 3-pin (13A)
- Switch: included (controls the power extension)
- Dimensions: 66×66×115mm
- Colour: Black
Who it suits (and who should look elsewhere)
It makes sense if you want one compact charger block for a mixed setup—AC devices plus phone/watch/headset charging. You’ll likely get more day-to-day value if you frequently reach for multiple adapters and want to reduce cable clutter.
It might not be the best match if you’re trying to power several high-draw appliances at once, or if your main goal is heavy-duty power rather than charging and small electronics. In those cases, it’s worth rethinking whether a multi plug is the right approach given the 3250W limit.
It’s also a decent pick if you’re buying for a dorm, school, or shared living space, because the children safety door and switch are practical additions—though you should always follow sensible household safety habits.
Care & maintenance
No special routine is mentioned, but a sensible approach is to keep the cube clean and dry, avoid forcing plugs into the sockets, and switch the adapter off when you’re not using it. Because it’s intended for home and office use, basic dust control and gentle handling go a long way.
Is it worth it?
This AICODE multi plug adapter with 3 USB is worth considering if you’re shopping for a neat, space-saving cube extension that covers both AC outlets and everyday USB charging—especially with the included switch for quick power control.
However, you should probably skip it if your plan is to run multiple power-hungry appliances together, because the total connected load must stay within the 3250W (13A) rating. If you’re mainly charging gadgets, it fits the brief, if you need serious appliance power, it may feel limited.
Mini FAQ
How many devices can it power at once? The description says it supports powering up to 7 electronic devices simultaneously (4 AC outlets plus the 3 USB ports).
Does it have a way to switch the power off? Yes, there is an on-top switch that controls the power to the extension.
What USB charging does it provide? It states 5V/2.1A per USB port and 12W total USB power.
Is there guidance on power limits? Yes. It advises checking the power requirements of appliances and not exceeding the rated maximum output of 3250W for the total connected load.
Is it suitable for shared spaces? It’s designed with a children safety door to help prevent finger insertion into sockets, which can be useful in households with kids (alongside normal supervision and safety practices).