JSVER Extension Lead USB Power Strip (3 AC sockets, 4 USB ports) with 3m lead – 13A, White
Product description
Quick overview
If you keep running out of plug sockets (or you’re tired of juggling chargers on the same outlet), the JSVER USB extension lead is designed to tidy things up. On paper, it’s a straightforward home-and-office power strip: three AC outlets for larger devices and four USB ports for phones, tablets, and other USB-powered gear. The 3m power lead is there to give you a bit more reach than the short lead that comes with many chargers.
It also adds an on/off switch, which sounds minor until you use it—being able to cut power to both the AC and USB sides helps when you’re clearing up a desk or switching off equipment without hunting for individual adapters.
Key features that matter day to day
The headline here is the mix of sockets: three AC power sockets plus four USB charging ports in the same unit. The idea is simple—use the AC outlets for things that need mains power, then use the USB ports for smaller items so you don’t have to stack multiple power bricks.
JSVER also states that each USB port uses “smart” chips to identify your device and attempt to maximise charging speed. The claim is up to 2.1A per port. That’s helpful if you want faster-than-basic USB charging, but it’s also worth remembering that real-world results can depend on the device you’re plugging in.
For safety, there are sliding covers over unused AC outlets. That’s a practical detail if you’ve got curious kids or pets around. The casing is described as fire-retardant, and the construction uses phosphor bronze, with protection listed for overvoltage, overcurrent, overload, short-circuiting, and poor contact.
There’s also a single switch for controlling power to the AC outlets and USB ports together, so you don’t have to decide separately whether your desk lamp and your phone should be on.
Tech specs
- Name: JSVER Extension Lead USB, Power Socket with 3 Outlet 4 USB Charging Station Power Strip
- Type: Extension lead / power strip with USB charging
- Size: 3m power lead
- Capacity: Up to 2.1A per USB port (stated)
- Material: Fire-retardant casing, phosphor bronze (stated)
- Colour: White
- Display: None mentioned
- Resolution: None mentioned
- Refresh rate: None mentioned
- Processor: None mentioned
- Memory: None mentioned
Where it shines (and what to watch)
This is the kind of power strip that suits everyday set-ups: home offices, study desks, TV areas, or anywhere you’ve got both mains devices and USB gadgets competing for attention.
The strongest “value” angle is consolidation. Instead of using a separate wall adapter for each USB device, you can run them off the four USB ports while still keeping three mains sockets available for larger items.
That said, there are a couple of limits you should keep in mind. First, this is rated for 13A and is designed as a power strip with a combined load in mind—if you plan to run several high-power appliances at once, you’ll need to be careful with your total usage. Second, the USB charging speed is “up to” 2.1A per port, so it may not deliver the top figure for every device.
Who it’s for
It makes sense if you want a clean desk or workstation—one unit for mains and USB, with a 3m lead to avoid constant repositioning.
It may not suit you if you regularly need lots of additional sockets beyond three, or if your routine involves plugging in high-wattage appliances where you’d rather use a more purpose-built arrangement and be very strict about load distribution.
Care & maintenance
In day-to-day use, the biggest “maintenance” is really about safe handling: avoid loose connections, don’t force plugs into covered outlets, and keep the unit somewhere it won’t sit in damp areas. If you’re using it around kids or pets, the sliding outlet covers are a feature you’ll likely appreciate, but you still want to position it sensibly—out of reach where practical.
Should you buy it?
It’s worth buying if you’re after a practical extension lead USB power strip for home and office—three AC sockets plus four USB ports, with a 3m lead, an on/off switch, and safety covers for unused outlets.
You may want to skip it if your setup demands more than three mains outlets at once, or if you plan to run multiple power-hungry devices simultaneously and want a setup that’s easier to manage without thinking about combined load.
As long as your use is mainly desk electronics and everyday powered appliances, this looks like a solid consolidation approach rather than a complicated gadget.
Mini FAQ
How many AC sockets and USB ports does it have?
It has 3 AC sockets and 4 USB ports, with a 3m power lead.
Does it have a switch?
Yes—there’s an on/off switch to control the AC outlets and USB ports.
Is USB charging smart?
JSVER says each USB port uses intelligent chips to identify devices and attempt to maximise charging speed, with up to 2.1A per port stated.
Are the outlets protected for children?
There are sliding safety covers intended to protect children and pets from unused outlets.
What safety protections does it include?
The description lists protection against overvoltage, overcurrent, overload, short-circuiting, and poor contact.