Mifaso MFS9WACB 12-Outlet Surge Protector, 900-Joule, 5-ft Cord
Product description
For a home office or gaming setup, the main requirement may be more outlets without a bulky strip taking over the desk. The Mifaso MFS9WACB places outlets on three sides and spaces them to accommodate larger plugs. Its flat plug and mounting holes also suit tighter spaces. It offers a different approach from a basic strip when outlet layout and placement matter as much as outlet count.
Product specs
- Type: Surge protector power strip
- Outlets: 12, arranged across three sides
- Surge protection rating: 900 joules
- Maximum current: 13 A
- Voltage: 125 volts
- Maximum load: 1,625 W
- Cord length: 5 ft
- Plug: Type B, flat and angled
- Features: On/off switch, overload protection, mounting holes
- Dimensions: 6.49" L x 1.8" W
- Weight: 100 g
- Color: Black
The wide spacing is intended to reduce plug crowding, while the three-sided layout gives cords more than one direction to exit. That can be useful on a desk with a mix of bulky adapters and standard plugs. The low-profile plug is designed for close-to-wall placement, and the two mounting holes let you attach the strip to a wall or desk. The listing also describes short-circuit, overcurrent, overvoltage, and overheating protection, these are product claims, not a substitute for matching connected equipment to the strip’s electrical limits.
The 13 A and 1,625 W limits apply to the combined load, not to each outlet individually. The listed overload protection is designed to trip if that limit is exceeded. The 900-joule rating is a specific surge-protection figure, so this model is best assessed as a convenient way to add outlets with surge protection rather than as a guarantee against every electrical event.
Compatibility
The product listing names devices such as computers, monitors, printers, routers, TVs, gaming consoles, lamps, and phone chargers as compatible examples. For a practical desk setup, it could connect a computer, monitor, router, and smaller accessories, provided their combined demand stays within the stated limit. The outlet count describes available sockets, it does not increase the power available from the wall outlet.
Buyers often highlight the three-sided arrangement, widely spaced sockets, compact footprint, and ease of mounting. Some also mention using it for gaming and entertainment setups. Those comments point to the layout as a key reason to choose this design, but they do not establish how many large adapters will fit in every individual arrangement.
Who it’s for
Worth considering if you want to organize several devices in a home office, dorm room, or entertainment area and would benefit from outlets facing different directions. The mountable design may also help when you want the strip off the floor or attached near a desk. Compared with a simpler strip whose outlets all face one way, this one prioritizes access and plug spacing, a basic model may make more sense if those layout details are not important to your setup.
Not the best choice if your connected equipment needs more than 13 A or 1,625 W in total, since the built-in overload protection can trip when that limit is exceeded. For everyday electronics, the useful buying question is whether the three-sided outlet layout suits your plugs and where you plan to place the strip.
Final verdict
The MFS9WACB is a practical fit when outlet count, spacing, and mounting options are central to a desk or media setup. Its 12 outlets, 5-ft cord, flat plug, and 900-joule surge rating are clearly stated, while the combined-load ceiling is important to keep in mind. Choose it for a more flexible outlet arrangement, not as a way to run equipment beyond its stated electrical limits.