SUPERDANNY Flat Plug Power Strip Surge Protector, 22 Outlets, 6 USB, 2100J

When a setup needs room for many plugs, outlet count matters, when the priority is a compact charging station, USB access and a low-profile plug matter more. The SUPERDANNY power strip brings both into one unit, with 22 AC outlets and six USB ports.

Its 45-degree flat plug is designed for tighter spaces, such as behind a nightstand or TV. The strip also has widely spaced outlets, four rows of sockets, and four keyhole slots for mounting.

Could one power hub handle a desk or media area without adding separate USB adapters? This model is designed to centralize those connections, with a few details worth considering before choosing it.

What matters most

The 22 grounded three-prong outlets give a home office, gaming setup, or media area room to connect multiple devices in one place. Spacing between outlets is intended to make room for bulkier plugs, while the four-row layout offers different ways to arrange cords. The side outlets do not rotate, so their orientation is fixed.

For USB charging, there are five USB-A ports and one USB-C port. Built-in smart charging detects connected devices and adjusts the output, the USB ports provide up to 5V/3A total, according to the product details. That makes them useful for everyday USB-powered devices such as phones and tablets, without using a separate wall adapter for each.

The strip includes 2100J surge protection and lists a 1875W/15A rating for the US and Canada. Those figures describe the product’s electrical limits, not a reason to exceed the ratings of the connected devices or the strip itself. It also has overload, grounding, short-circuit, over-current, over-voltage, and over-temperature protection, along with a fire-retardant housing.

How it fits

This layout makes sense for a central power point serving several devices: for example, a desk with a computer, monitor, lamp, and USB-charged accessories, or a media area with a TV and related equipment. The flat plug is suited to a narrow gap behind furniture, and the 10 ft heavy-duty cord named in the product listing provides reach beyond the outlet. The manufacturer’s specifications also list a 15A, 14AWG cord.

For a fixed installation, four keyhole mounting slots on the back allow attachment to a wall or furniture. Four screws and a marking sheet are included. If the strip will sit on a smooth surface instead, its rear anti-slip feet are intended to help keep it in place. You’ll appreciate it if you want many AC connections and USB charging grouped together rather than spread across several outlet adapters.

Usage tips

Place the strip where its switch and status indicators remain visible, and use the indicators to check power, grounding, surge protection, or a wiring fault. Leave access to the switch when mounting it, and route cords so that the outlets remain usable. The included cable fastener can help bundle the cord when it is not stretched out along a surface.

The side sockets cannot be rotated, which matters if a particular plug orientation is important for your layout. Also keep the combined electrical load within the stated 1875W/15A rating. Not the best choice if you need a strip with rotating side outlets, this design keeps those sockets in a fixed position.

Practical questions

Can it charge USB-C devices? Yes. It has one USB-C port, as well as five USB-A ports. The listed total USB output is up to 5V/3A.

Can it be mounted instead of placed on a desk? Yes. Four keyhole slots are provided for mounting on a wall or furniture, and the package includes four screws and a marking sheet.

Does it provide surge protection? Yes. The product lists 2100J of surge protection and includes additional built-in protections such as overload and short-circuit protection.

Buying verdict

Choose this SUPERDANNY if the main goal is to consolidate numerous AC plugs and everyday USB charging in a home, office, or gaming area, especially where a flat plug or mounting slots are useful. Its appeal is the combination of outlet capacity, spaced sockets, and USB ports in one hub. If your setup needs rotating side outlets, their fixed orientation is a concrete reason to consider a different layout.