Addtam Power Strip 15-Foot Cord

Technical details

Some setups need only a nearby outlet, others need power to reach across a room and support several devices in one place. The Addtam power strip pairs a 15-foot extension cord with six AC outlets and four USB ports, including two USB-C ports. That layout can help clear up a crowded desk or bring charging within reach when the wall outlet is awkwardly positioned.

The plug is described as 0.35 inches thick and angled at 45 degrees, a useful shape for placing furniture closer to the wall while leaving the other wall outlet available. The strip also has two keyhole slots for wall or under-desk mounting. Its stated surge protection is 1080 joules, and the casing is described as fire-resistant.

Getting the most from it

The long cord is the main reason to consider this model. It can connect a desk, TV stand, or bedside setup to an outlet farther away, rather than forcing you to rearrange the room around a short cable. For example, you could run the cord from an outlet behind a sofa to a mounted strip near a side table, keeping phone charging and other plugged-in devices together.

The six AC outlets and four USB ports make it a shared charging point, but the product details don’t specify USB charging speeds or how power is distributed across connected devices. If those details matter for your devices, this listing alone doesn’t establish them. The 15-foot reach also means there’s more cord to route and secure than with a compact strip placed right beside an outlet.

Usage tips

Choose a path for the cord before mounting the strip. The keyhole slots can help keep it off the floor under a desk or on a wall, while a clear route reduces loose cable around walkways. The flat, angled plug is designed for tight spaces behind furniture, position it so the cord can leave the outlet without being sharply bent or pinched.

For a home office, the outlet mix may be handy for a monitor and printer alongside USB-powered devices. It also suits a shared bedside or living-room charging area where several connections need to be close together. It makes sense if reach, mounting, and having AC and USB connections in one spot are your priorities. You may want to skip it if you need documented USB output speeds or a shorter, simpler strip for a single nearby device.

Before you decide

How many devices can connect? There are six AC outlets and four USB ports, including two USB-C ports. The listing doesn’t give charging-speed details.

Can it be mounted? Yes. Two keyhole slots are provided for wall or under-desk mounting.

What surge protection is listed? The stated rating is 1080 joules. That figure is useful to compare with other power strips, but it doesn’t tell you how the strip will perform with every device or surge event.

Is it worth it?

This Addtam strip is geared toward a specific everyday problem: a distant outlet and several devices that need power in one area. The 15-foot cord, flat angled plug, mounting slots, and mix of outlets offer more placement flexibility than a basic short power strip. In return, you’ll need to manage a longer cable, and the available details don’t answer questions about USB charging speed. Choose it when the extra reach and combined ports solve a real layout problem, choose a simpler, shorter strip when the outlet is already close and you don’t need the added connections.