JSVER 7-in-1 Extension Lead with USB-C & USB-A Slots, 3 AC Outlets and 2m Cable (Switch) – Black
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The essentials
If your desk or bedside table has run out of power sockets, this JSVER extension lead is built for the “one plug, many devices” problem. On paper, it combines a 2m extension lead with 3 standard AC outlets and a set of USB charging ports (both USB-C and USB-A), so you can charge a mixed bundle of gadgets without hunting for another charger brick.
The headline is simple: up to 7 devices can charge at the same time, using USB-C and USB-A ports alongside three plug sockets. It also includes a separate power switch for the whole unit, which is a small convenience that becomes noticeable quickly—especially when you want to kill power without unplugging everything.
Still, it’s worth keeping expectations realistic: the USB power is shared across ports, and the real-world charging speed depends on what you plug in and how each device negotiates power.
What stands out in everyday use
The most useful part here is the layout. Instead of having USB charging scattered across different adapters, you get USB-C ports and USB-A ports in one strip. That makes it handy for common home/office setups: phones and earbuds on USB-C, tablets or handheld devices on USB-A, and whatever needs a conventional plug on the AC outlets.
There’s also the switch. In practice, it means you can power off the AC sockets and the USB ports in one go—useful if you’re stepping away for the evening, or if you want fewer lights/charges running when you’re not using the desk.
A second detail that helps with practical living: the back has 2 keyhole slots for wall mounting. If your alternative is a cable draped across the room, mounting can make things look a lot tidier and reduce desk clutter.
Key takeaways on charging capability
The USB-C charging is specified up to 5V/3A, while the USB-A ports are specified up to 5V/2.4A, with a total USB output of 5V/3.4A (17W max). The idea is that the device distributes current across the ports to deliver fast charging where possible.
What you’ll like if you have a mixed household of devices is the coverage: smartphones, tablets, power banks, headphones, cameras—basically a typical mix of USB-powered electronics. That said, “fast” is always dependent on the device you connect. A USB-C capable phone will likely make better use of the USB-C side than a device that only supports lower charging input.
Also, keep in mind this is an extension lead plus charger combination, not a high-end multiport station. If you’re trying to consistently hit top charging speeds for several demanding devices at once, you may find the shared output can limit performance.
Safety and control: the switch and protections
This JSVER includes an overload protector (13A). The description also indicates protection for overvoltage, overcurrent, overload and short-circuiting, alongside the power switch.
That combo matters because it tackles two real concerns: you get a way to switch the unit off, and the unit is designed to react if something goes outside normal operating conditions (like voltage spikes or overheating). On a busy desk—where chargers get unplugged, cables get moved, and devices vary in load—this is one of those features that feels sensible rather than flashy.
Who it suits (and who should think twice)
It makes sense if you want one solution for both plug-in devices and USB charging, especially where space is tight. A 2m lead is often enough for a home office corner, a TV cabinet setup, or a workstation where your devices don’t all sit right next to the wall socket.
It may not suit you as well if you:
- Need high, guaranteed fast charging for multiple power-hungry devices simultaneously (because the USB output is capped and shared).
- Prefer a longer cable run than 2m, where cable length limits how you position your setup.
- Have very specific power requirements for particular devices and you’re expecting more detailed per-port power behaviour than the headline specs provided.
In other words, it’s a practical “desk and home base” type of extension with built-in charging, more suited to everyday convenience than to power-optimising for heavy use.
Tech specs (as provided)
- Type: Extension lead with USB charging ports
- Cable length: 2m
- AC outlets: 3 way out
- USB-C ports: 2
- USB-A ports: 2
- Total output: 5V/3.4A, 17W (max)
- USB-C charging (specified): up to 5V/3A
- USB-A charging (specified): up to 5V/2.4A
- Switch: Yes, separate power switch for outlets and USB
- Overload protection: 13A
- Mounting: 2 keyhole slots (back)
Buying verdict
This JSVER extension lead is a good fit if your priority is reducing charger clutter and turning one wall point into both AC sockets and USB charging in a single unit, with a 2m cable that suits most home and office desk layouts.
It’s not the best choice if you need more certainty around peak charging performance for several demanding USB devices at once, or if 2m simply won’t reach comfortably in your room.
If you’re after an all-in-one setup for everyday electronics—phones, tablets, headphones, cameras, and plug-in accessories—then on paper, it ticks the main boxes: multiple outlets, mixed USB types, a single switch, and sensible protection features. Just be a bit cautious about how many devices you expect to charge at full speed simultaneously, and you should be making a straightforward, practical buy.