Outlet Extender 6-Outlet Surge Protector
Product description
How to use it
For a home office, dorm room, or bedside setup with too few outlets, this wall extender combines six AC outlets with four USB ports. It’s aimed at people who want to charge phones and other USB devices without giving up every wall socket to separate adapters.
The three-sided layout and 1.9-inch spacing are meant to leave room for larger plugs. That can make a difference when a bulky charger would otherwise block a neighboring outlet.
It can also go in a bag for travel, but its main benefit is turning one wall outlet into a more organized charging point. The included mounting bracket, center screw, and back clips are designed to help hold it in place.
What matters more in your setup: adding ports, or keeping larger plugs from crowding each other? This model addresses both, though the wall outlet itself still needs to be a suitable fit. From the way it is set up, attachment may take more attention than simply plugging in a basic, unmounted adapter. The product description also notes that some outlets may require cutting off a white plastic prong before use, so that detail deserves attention before installation.
Pros
The six AC outlets provide room for several appliances or chargers, while two USB-A and two USB-C ports handle compatible USB devices directly. Each USB port is listed for a maximum output of 5V/2.4A, USB-C is present, but no USB-C Power Delivery or other fast-charging standard is specified. If you need a particular charging protocol, don’t assume the port supports it just because it uses USB-C.
The 1.9-inch outlet spacing is a practical advantage for larger plugs, and the mountable design can help keep the extender anchored rather than dangling from the receptacle. Its listed dimensions are 4.52 x 3.35 x 1.77 inches, which gives a clearer sense of its footprint for a desk area or packed bag. It is rated for up to 15A and 1875W, with 1050J surge protection, and is ETL listed.
Worth considering if you want one compact wall-mounted unit for a mix of plug-in and USB charging. A simpler power strip may make more sense if you need outlets distributed along a desk or across a room, this design stays close to the wall receptacle.
Spec sheet
- Type: Wall outlet extender and surge protector
- AC outlets: 6
- USB ports: 4 total — 2 USB-A and 2 USB-C
- USB output: Up to 5V/2.4A per port
- Maximum rating: 15A, 1875W
- Surge protection: 1050J
- Outlet spacing: 1.9 inches
- Dimensions: 4.52 x 3.35 x 1.77 inches
- Mounting: Bracket, center screw, and back clips
- Listing: ETL
Final verdict
This is a useful fit when several chargers and larger plugs compete for a single wall outlet, and you’d rather keep USB charging integrated than add separate adapters. Its spacing, mounting hardware, and mix of AC and USB ports are the clearest reasons to choose it over a basic outlet splitter.
Better avoided if you need a long reach, a flexible strip layout, or a specifically stated USB-C fast-charging standard. Also account for the possible prong adjustment noted for some outlets: if you want a plug-in accessory with no installation considerations, a simpler extender may be the less fussy choice.