kakyanill 100W Charging Station Power Strip, 6 AC Outlets, 8 USB Ports

In a 14-in-1 format, the kakyanill charging station combines six AC outlets with four USB-C and four USB-A ports. Its white, compact design gives a desk, nightstand, or home office one central place for plug-in devices and USB charging.

A 5-foot extension cord ends in a flat, angled plug designed to fit behind furniture, while mounting holes on the back offer another placement option. Need to power several devices while charging phones and tablets in the same spot? The mix of outlet and USB ports keeps those connections together.

Technical overview

The station provides 100W of total USB charging power. USB-C1 and USB-C2 each provide up to 65W when used individually, USB-C3 and USB-C4 provide up to 20W, and each USB-A port provides up to 15W. When ports are used together, power is shared: the listed two-port output for USB-C1 and USB-C2 is 45W + 18W, while USB-C3 and USB-C4 share 20W. The manufacturer also lists a combined allocation of 65W + 20W + 15W across USB-C, additional USB-C, and USB-A ports. This gives you a way to charge different USB devices from one station, with output depending on which ports are in use.

• AC outlets: 6
• USB ports: 4 USB-C and 4 USB-A
• Total USB charging power: 100W
• Cord: 5-foot extension cord with flat, angled plug
• Additional features: Surge protection, overload protection switch, indicator light, wall-mounting holes
• Color: White

The three-sided layout and wide-spaced outlets help make room for plugs, and the on/off switch provides a simple way to control the strip. Buyers appreciate the compact footprint, USB ports, and flat plug for placement behind desks or cabinets. Some also report units stopping after about four months, so durability feedback is mixed.

Requirements

The power strip is rated for 125 volts and uses a Type A/B plug. Position it within reach of an outlet, using the 5-foot cord to place the station on a desk or beside furniture. For a fixed position, the rear mounting holes provide an alternative to leaving it on a surface.

Best use cases

For a home office or study area, the six AC outlets can serve plug-in equipment while the USB ports handle phones, headphones, tablets, and watches. On a nightstand, the flat plug can help keep the strip close to the wall, and the separate USB connections reduce the need to occupy AC outlets with USB adapters. A basic power strip focuses on AC connections, this model makes more sense when USB charging needs to share the same compact station. Its wall-mounting option is also useful when you want to keep the strip off a desktop or floor.

Final verdict

Choose the kakyanill station when a workspace or bedside setup needs both AC outlets and several USB charging ports in one compact unit. Its 100W USB output, six outlets, flat-plug cord, and mounting holes suit everyday device setups where flexible placement matters.