Mifaso TH8056 Power Strip with USB-A and USB-C, 5-Ft Flat Cord

Cruise travelers looking for a power strip without surge protection get three AC outlets and four USB ports in the Mifaso TH8056. Its 5-foot flat extension cord and low-profile plug are designed for travel and for outlets tucked behind furniture, while the USB ports provide another way to charge devices without using an AC outlet for each one.

The unit combines a compact power strip with a USB charging station. It can serve a nightstand, desk, or travel setup where several devices need power in one place.

Highlights

The TH8056 has three AC outlets, two USB-A ports, and two USB-C ports. The stated shared USB output is 5V/3.1A/15.5W, so the total is shared across connected USB devices rather than representing that output for every port at once. That makes the USB ports useful for phones, tablets, cameras, and similar devices, while the AC outlets leave room for plug-in equipment such as a laptop charger.

Its 5-foot braided flat cord can run along a wall or sit behind a desk or nightstand more discreetly than a round cable. The flat plug is set at a 45-degree angle to fit in tighter spaces, and two keyhole slots allow the strip to be mounted. Rubber feet offer a non-slip option when it sits on a flat surface instead.

The defining tradeoff is explicit: this is a non-surge-protected strip. That feature aligns with the product’s stated cruise-travel purpose, but it does not provide surge protection for connected equipment. Buyers looking for that protection should choose a different type of power strip.

Usage tips

For a hotel or cabin nightstand, the three AC outlets can handle plug-in chargers while the four USB ports serve compatible devices. The combined USB output matters if several devices are charging at once, check the devices’ requirements and the total output rather than assuming each USB port supplies the full rating independently. The flat cord may also help route power behind a bed or desk where a standard plug would protrude more.

The strip can be used freestanding or attached through its rear keyhole slots. Its compact travel-oriented design is a different approach from carrying several separate USB wall chargers, though separate chargers may suit someone who only needs to charge one or two devices. It makes sense if a trip calls for multiple outlet and USB connections in one compact unit.

Who it’s for

This model is suited to travelers, students, and anyone setting up a shared charging spot at a desk or bedside. The outlet-and-USB mix can reduce the need to choose between plugging in an AC device and charging a phone or tablet. Buyers’ comments also highlight its portability, multiple connection options, and usefulness in travel settings and around the home.

Not the best choice if surge protection is a requirement. The product is specifically described as having none, so its cruise-oriented design should not be mistaken for a surge-protecting power strip. Its USB output is shared, which is also worth factoring in when several USB devices will be connected together.

Is it worth it?

The TH8056 is most compelling when the combination of three AC outlets, four USB ports, and a 5-foot flat cord matches the way you travel or organize a small charging area. Buyers commonly praise its compact size, cord reach, and convenience across locations such as desks and guest rooms. Those comments support its practical appeal, but they do not change the key buying decision: choose it for centralized charging and a non-surge design, not for surge protection or a higher shared USB output.