Power Strip Surge Protector, 15-Foot Cord

Quick overview

A desk or workbench can run out of outlets fast, especially when chargers and bulky plugs compete for the same space. This power strip combines six AC outlets with four USB ports, including two USB-C ports, so you can connect several everyday devices in one place.

Its 15-foot braided cord can reach an outlet farther from your setup, while the flat plug is designed to sit close to the wall. That can help when a desk or piece of furniture leaves little room behind it.

There’s also a 900J surge protection rating, a master power switch, and mounting holes. Keep in mind that USB output ratings aren’t provided, so without that measurement, you can’t tell how quickly each port will charge a particular device.

Best use cases

This setup makes the most sense for a home office, entertainment area, garage, or workshop where phones, tablets, a router, or other electronics need access to power together. For example, you could run the cord from a wall outlet to a desk, plug a monitor and printer into the AC outlets, then keep a phone and tablet charging from the USB ports. The long reach may also help when the nearest outlet is behind furniture or across a work area.

The vertically arranged body is intended to save space, and the outlets are described as widely spaced to accommodate larger adapters. That layout can be more practical than a basic strip with tightly packed sockets, where one bulky charger may cover a neighbor. Mounting holes give you the option to attach it under a desk or to a workshop wall rather than leaving it loose on the floor.

Tips for day-to-day use

Group devices by how often you use them: keep frequently connected equipment in the AC outlets and reserve USB ports for compatible devices that charge by USB. The master switch can cut power to everything connected at once, which is handy when you’re done at a workstation. It’s an all-or-nothing control, though, so it won’t let you switch individual outlets independently.

Before mounting, consider where the cord will run and whether the flat plug can sit comfortably behind the furniture. A 15-foot cable offers more reach than a short desktop cord, but extra length may be awkward if your outlet is already close. The listing identifies a 900J surge rating, it doesn’t provide a maximum total load or USB charging output, so don’t assume every connected device can draw its highest power at the same time.

Questions before you buy

How many devices can it connect? It has six AC outlets and four USB ports—two USB-C and two USB-A—and is described as supporting up to 10 devices at once. That count doesn’t specify the power available to each device.

Can it be mounted? Yes. Built-in mounting holes are intended for installation under a desk, behind furniture, or on a workshop wall.

What surge rating is listed? The stated rating is 900J. The product details don’t give further surge-protection specifications.

Is it worth it?

It makes sense if you need one strip to cover several kinds of connections, value a longer braided cord, and want the choice of mounting it out of the way. Compared with a simpler extension strip, the USB ports, spaced outlets, and master switch add convenience for a mixed desk or workshop setup.

You may want to skip it if you need confirmed USB charging speeds, a stated total power limit, or separate control of each outlet. Those details aren’t included here, so this is easier to judge as a flexible outlet hub than as a solution for devices with specific power requirements.