LIDER Outlet Extender with 3 Receptacles and USB (Type-A + Type-C) – Ultra-Thin Wall Plate Plug with 3ft Cord, 12W, White
Product description
If your wall outlet is inconveniently placed—or you keep running out of charging ports—this LIDER Outlet Extender is designed to cleanly solve both. It swaps in like a wall plate-style plug with a flat, ultra-thin face, then gives you three standard receptacles plus USB charging built right into the extender.
The core idea is simple: instead of juggling adapters, cords, and bulky power strips, you get a compact add-on for decorator/duplex-style setups (based on the matching receptacle type it’s compatible with). Is it perfect for every situation? Not always—corded extenders can be a bit of a tradeoff if you need a truly plug-and-forget, wall-hugging solution.
Key takeaways
This is a wall-plate-style outlet extender with a 3ft cord and a flat-face design. You’re getting three standard receptacles plus USB Type-A and USB Type-C ports for device charging where traditional outlets and USB access just don’t line up with your life.
On paper, it’s a smart “make do with what you have” upgrade for spots like desks, countertops, and areas behind furniture—places where you’d otherwise either leave devices uncharged or add a separate power strip. Still, it’s worth thinking about your power needs first, since it has a 1250W max rating.
The essentials
What it does well is combining outlets and charging in one streamlined faceplate-style extender. The matte, flat-front look is meant to sit tidier than many plug-in power strips, and the white finish is positioned as the neutral option.
A typical use case: you install it near a workspace where your phone and earbuds need charging, but the nearest outlet also has an awkward position. With this extender, you can plug in a small lamp or charger accessories through the receptacles while using the USB ports to charge a phone or other devices without taking up another adapter.
Installation is described as easy: remove the existing extender wall plate face covering and snap the matte-facing back on. That’s the kind of detail that usually matters in real setups, because you don’t want a “simple swap” that becomes fiddly.
What matters most for everyday use
You’re not just buying USB ports—you’re buying placement flexibility. The 3ft cord is meant to help when an outlet is hard to reach, and the fact it’s designed for both decorator and duplex receptacles (per compatibility notes in the listing) suggests it’s meant for common residential wall setups.
It also includes hardware and is ETL-Listed, which is a practical checkbox for safety-minded shoppers. The USB charging output is specified per port (Type-A: 5V/1.2A, Type-C: 5V/1.5A), and that helps you gauge whether it matches your device charging expectations.
Keep in mind that it’s still an outlet extender with cord and receptacles—so if you’re expecting something ultra-minimal with no footprint or you need very specific mounting constraints, you may find this “cord extender” approach a little less clean than a fully hardwired solution.
Key specifications
- 3 outlet receptacles
- USB Type-A port rated 5V/1.2A
- USB Type-C port rated 5V/1.5A
- Total USB power listed as 12W
- 3ft cord length
- Flat-face, ultra-thin wall plate plug design
- ETL-Listed
- Input rating: 125VAC, 60Hz
- Max wattage: 1250W
- Wire gauge: 16 AWG
Pros
- Combines three standard receptacles with both USB Type-A and USB Type-C in a single, flat-face extender.
- Designed for everyday upgrades where outlet placement is awkward, such as behind furniture or under desks.
- ETL-Listed and rated with clear electrical specs (helpful for choosing what to plug in).
- Installation is described as straightforward with included hardware.
What you should watch out for
It’s easy to get excited about “more charging,” but the limiter here is power draw and your device mix. The max wattage is 1250W, so if you plan to run higher-wattage appliances through the receptacles, you’ll want to double-check compatibility with your intended load.
Also, the design is positioned as a replacement style for certain wall outlet cover placements. If your current wall setup doesn’t match the intended receptacle type (listed compatibility is for decorator and duplex receptacles), you may need to rethink the install approach.
When it makes sense
This is a solid buy if you want a cleaner-looking way to add outlets and USB charging to the same area—especially in home offices, workspaces, kitchens, or other locations where you’d rather avoid an extra bulky strip.
It may not be the best match if you’re dealing with unusual wall outlet configurations, you need a no-cord, ultra-seamless solution, or your planned plugged-in devices are high-wattage and you’d rather not manage the limits.
Mini FAQ
Does it replace an outlet cover or just add a power strip?
The listing positions it as a replacement for inconvenient outlet cover placements, using a wall plate-style face and a 3ft extension cord.
How much USB charging power does it provide?
It’s listed as 12W total USB, with Type-A rated at 5V/1.2A and Type-C rated at 5V/1.5A per port.
Is it safe to use for residential setups?
The listing describes it as residential-grade and ETL-Listed.
What should I plug into the receptacles?
The max wattage is 1250W (125VAC, 60Hz). If you plan higher-power items, check that total load stays within the listed rating.
Final verdict
Worth considering if you want a tidy outlet + USB charging upgrade with a flat, wall-plate-style look and a useful 3ft cord. It’s less ideal if your wall setup doesn’t match the decorator/duplex compatibility described, or if you’re trying to power heavy-load appliances without carefully staying under the max wattage.