ORICO Power Strip 7-in-1

Key specifications

The 1.7-inch wider outlet spacing is the standout feature here: it’s designed to give bulky plugs more room instead of letting one adapter crowd its neighbor. A flat plug with a 45-degree angle also helps the cord sit closer to the wall, which can be useful behind a desk or furniture.

For phones and other USB devices, there’s a USB-C port rated up to 20W and a USB-A port rated up to 18W. The strip uses GaN technology, and its cord is offered in 5FT or 10FT versions, the listing doesn’t identify which length comes with every configuration.

Who it’s for

This setup makes sense for a home office, bedside table, or shared charging spot where several plugs need breathing room and a phone can charge directly over USB. Picture connecting a laptop charger and another bulky adapter, then plugging a phone into USB-C without reaching for a separate charging brick. The back mounting slots and included hardware give you the option to attach it to a suitable surface rather than leave it loose on the floor.

It suits you if you want a space-conscious power strip with both USB-C and USB-A charging. You may want to skip it if you need a specific cord length and can’t confirm that the selected version provides it, or if your setup depends on a stated combined USB output: the listing gives individual port limits, but not a total, so don’t assume both can reach their maximums simultaneously without that measurement.

Included in the package

The listed package includes the ORICO power strip, wall-mounting screws and accessories, and a user manual. The product description also mentions four color options and two cord lengths, but those are configuration choices rather than extra items in the box. Check the version details before ordering if color or reach will determine where you can use it.

Before you decide

Can it charge a phone without a separate adapter? The USB-C port supports up to 20W and the USB-A port up to 18W, so compatible devices can connect directly to the strip. Actual charging depends on the device and connection.

Can it be mounted to a wall or desk? It has mounting slots on the back and the package lists screws and accessories. Choose a mounting location that suits the cord route and the surface.

What protections are listed? The description names built-in protection against overload, overheating, and overcurrent, along with flame-retardant PC material. It doesn’t provide further ratings or test details.

Should you buy it?

Choose this power strip if outlet spacing, a low-profile angled plug, and built-in USB charging address a real problem in your room. It’s a more organized approach than using a basic strip plus separate USB adapters, especially when a phone and larger plugs share a crowded spot. The tradeoff is that the available information doesn’t spell out a combined USB power figure or which cord length you’ll receive in each version. If those details are essential to your setup, this isn’t a buy-on-the-name decision, otherwise, its layout and charging ports offer a practical reason to consider it.