HAFINO PD 20W Desk Power Socket with USB-C Slots (7-in-1 power station) – 3M desktop extension lead
Product description
The essentials
If your desk setup is starting to feel like a tangle of chargers, this HAFINO PD 20W desk power socket is designed to pull things together in one place. On paper, it’s a “power station” style desk extension lead that mixes both mains outlets and USB charging ports, so you can run devices and top up phones/tablets without needing a separate adapter for everything.
The headline here is convenience: 4 AC outlets for standard plugs, plus 4 USB ports (2 USB-A and 2 USB Type C) to cover the rest. The other selling point is the built-in fast charging approach via USB-C, with a cable included for charging an iPhone/iPad through the USB-C port. That combination is exactly the kind of thing that makes a desk feel more usable day-to-day—especially in a home office where you want fewer leads hanging off the edge.
What it’s for (and where it fits best)
This kind of desk power station is aimed at people who want to keep everyday essentials close at hand: laptops, monitors (where applicable), lamps, desk fans, chargers for mobile devices, and anything else that normally needs both a plug socket and a USB charger.
A practical way to picture it: imagine you’ve got a laptop on the desk, a lamp on one side, and your phone and tablet charging on the other. Instead of searching for a free wall socket and juggling multiple bricks, you mount this to the desk using the removable clamp, plug the 3M extension lead where it needs to go, and use the USB-A/USB-C ports for your smaller devices.
It also leans into desk organisation. There’s mention of an edge mount bracket and a clamp that attaches to the back or side of your desk, with the intention of staying put so it’s less likely to be knocked into a nest of cables.
Key points
You get a single desk-mounted hub for up to 7 devices by combining AC outlets and USB ports. That’s the main value: it reduces “where’s the charger?” moments and keeps charging and power access more localised.
The USB-C angle matters too. The unit includes a USB-C to Lightning fast charging cable for iPhone and iPad via the USB-C port, with a stated maximum output of 20W and the claim that it can charge an iPhone up to 60% in about half an hour (compared to a normal 5W charger). Even if you don’t always need fast charging, having the option is still useful—though it depends on whether your specific device and charging situation support the same behaviour in real life.
One more thing to keep in mind: the design includes a USB charger mount/clamp system for desk surface organisation, but this won’t magically make your desk “cord free”. If you regularly use bulky chargers or power-hungry equipment, cable management can still take a bit of thought.
Tech specs
- Outlets: 4 AC outlets (16/25W 13A)
- USB ports: 4 USB ports (2 USB-A, 2 USB Type C)
- Fast charging: 20W USB-C PD fast charging (max output stated)
- Cable included: USB-C to Lightning charging cable (for iPhone and iPad via USB-C port)
- Lead length: 3M
- Mounting approach: removable clamp / edge mount bracket, no drilling needed (as described)
Where it shines day to day
The real advantage of this desk power station is the “one unit, many uses” approach. If you’re working from home and you want to plug in common desk devices while keeping phone/tablet charging accessible, it’s built for that routine.
It’s also meant to be straightforward to install: the clamp fixes to the tabletop, and you turn a button at the bottom to secure it. The idea of not drilling holes or buying extra tools is the sort of practical benefit that makes a difference if you rent, share a workspace, or just don’t want to commit to permanent mounting.
Finally, it’s aimed at people who care about desk layout. A mount on the back or side of the desk helps keep the main charging/power area from becoming a visible cable mess.
Should you buy it?
It’s a solid pick if you want a desk-mounted power solution that combines multiple AC sockets with USB-A and USB-C ports, and you specifically want USB-C fast charging for iPhone/iPad using the included cable.
It might not be the best match if you expect this to cover every charging need in a completely universal way. The fast charging cable mentioned is USB-C to Lightning, so if your devices use different charging standards, you may still need additional cables/chargers. Also, if you’re plugging in larger adapters, you’ll want to double-check spacing and layout assumptions—this product is positioned as a desk organiser rather than a heavy-duty power hub for big “power bricks”.
For most home office setups, it makes sense when your goal is tidy access to both mains power and daily device charging, and you prefer mounting a single unit to the desk instead of relying on scattered sockets.
Mini FAQ
Is this mainly a power strip or a charger too?
It’s both in one: it includes AC outlets and USB ports (USB-A and USB Type C), so you can power devices and charge mobile gear from the same mounted unit.
Does it charge iPhones and iPads fast?
The listing states that a USB-C to Lightning cable is included and that the USB-C port supports up to 20W fast charging for iPhone and iPad, with a claimed charging speed up to 60% in around half an hour (depending on conditions).
Do I need tools or drilling to fit it?
No drilling is required as described. It uses a removable clamp and edge mount bracket to attach to the desk surface.
How long is the extension lead?
The extension lead is 3M.
What’s the main reason people buy a desk-mounted version like this?
To keep power and charging access on the desk itself and reduce loose cables—especially when you’re using the same handful of devices every day.