NUTICT NT-PS-NA02 Surge Protector Power Strip, 8 AC Outlets, 4 USB Ports

A basic extender may be enough when you only need another outlet nearby. For a desk or tight spot behind furniture, the NUTICT NT-PS-NA02 adds several AC outlets, USB charging, and a rotating flat plug on a 6-foot cord. Need room for larger plugs, too? Its widely spaced outlets are intended to help keep bulky adapters from blocking neighboring sockets.

Product specs

• Model: NT-PS-NA02
• Type: Surge protector power strip
• AC outlets: 8
• USB ports: 4 (3 USB-C and 1 USB-A)
• Cord: 6 feet, with a 360-degree rotating flat, three-prong Type B plug
• Surge protection: 1,440 joules
• Maximum AC load: 13A, 1,625W at 125V
• USB output: Up to 17W total, USB-C up to 15W and USB-A up to 12W
• Dimensions: 4.25 x 3.74 x 1.29 inches
• Material: PC and ABS

The mix of outlets and USB ports is useful when a workspace has a laptop setup, a lamp, and phones or other USB-powered devices competing for access. The USB ports offer a convenient place to connect charging cables, but their combined output is 17W, shoppers who need more USB power should compare that figure with their devices’ requirements. The surge rating and overload protection add protection features, while the maximum AC load remains a practical limit for the devices connected at once.

Practical tips

The rotating plug can help position the strip in a narrow space behind a nightstand or desk, and the flat cord is designed to route through tight gaps. For example, a home-office setup could place the strip under a desk, connect a monitor and desk accessories to the AC outlets, and keep USB charging within reach. It can also be mounted or set on a surface, the product details describe mounting holes and anti-slip feet. Keep the total AC load within the stated 13A maximum, and use the USB ports with the understanding that 17W is the total output across them.

Buyers often praise the number of available outlets and USB connections, along with the compact shape and usefulness in tight spaces. Some also mention easier access behind furniture and less cord clutter. Those comments suggest the layout is a key part of its appeal, but they don’t replace checking whether the power and charging limits suit your own setup.

Everyday use

This is a space-conscious way to bring AC and USB connections to a desk, bedside table, or similar indoor area without relying on a bulky straight plug behind furniture. The 6-foot cord gives some placement flexibility, while the wall-mountable design offers an alternative to leaving the strip loose on a tabletop. It makes sense if you want multiple AC outlets and several USB connections in one compact station. It may not suit you if your connected AC devices exceed 13A or you need more than 17W of total USB output.

Is it worth it?

The main reason to choose the NT-PS-NA02 is its combination of a rotating flat plug, 8 AC outlets, and 4 USB ports, rather than a simpler extender that only adds AC sockets. Its 1,440-joule surge rating and mounting option add practical details for a fixed indoor setup. The trade-off to weigh is the stated 13A AC ceiling and shared USB output: if those figures match your devices, the layout can make a crowded outlet easier to use, if your setup demands higher limits, compare specifications before choosing.