SUPERDANNY Surge Protector Power Strip, 15-Foot Cord

When a desk, TV stand, or gaming setup has more plugs than wall outlets, a single strip can make the connection point easier to manage. The SUPERDANNY surge protector combines AC outlets and USB charging in one unit.

Its 15-foot cord gives you more reach than a short desktop strip, while the angled flat plug is designed for tight spaces behind furniture.

The main tradeoff is size planning: the product details don’t list the strip’s dimensions, so without that measurement, you can’t confirm an exact fit for a shelf or mounting spot.

What matters most

There are 22 grounded AC outlets and six USB ports, so this model is aimed at setups with several devices in one area: for example, a TV, game console, speakers, and phone chargers around one entertainment center. The outlets are arranged in four rows and spaced to reduce the chance that larger adapters block nearby sockets. That layout is more useful for bulky plugs than a compact strip with closely packed outlets, though it also makes the unit less suited to buyers who only need a couple of connections.

The USB ports use smart charging and are rated up to 5V/2.4A per port. Surge protection is rated at 2100 joules, and the strip is specified for 1875W/15A. Those figures help define the intended setup, but they don’t mean every connected device should be used at once without regard to its power draw.

How to use it

Place it where the cord can reach without being stretched across a walkway, then connect devices according to their power needs. The 45-degree flat plug is designed to sit closer to the wall, which can help behind a bookcase or nightstand. Four keyholes on the back allow wall or furniture mounting, screws and a marking sheet are included. The listing also identifies FCC and RoHS certifications for the strip and UL certification for the cord and flat plug.

Practical tips

For a media station, group the TV and other nearby electronics at the strip, then use the USB ports for compatible charging cables instead of adding separate USB adapters. Before mounting, check the available space and where the cord needs to run. The long cord can help when the outlet is not close to the setup, but it won’t make a crowded area tidy on its own, plan cable paths so plugs and cords remain accessible.

A solid pick if you need many AC connections, built-in USB charging, and extra reach from one outlet. It might not be a great match if you need a compact strip with known body dimensions or have a setup that calls for a different power rating. Keep in mind that the 15A rating is a limit to account for when choosing what to connect.

Before you decide

Can it charge phones and tablets directly? Yes. It has six USB ports, with smart charging rated up to 5V/2.4A per port.

Can it be mounted? The back has four keyholes, and the included hardware consists of four screws and a marking sheet.

Will the plug fit behind furniture? The 45-degree angled flat plug is designed for narrow spaces, but the fit still depends on the outlet and the clearance available behind your furniture.

Should you buy it?

Choose this SUPERDANNY if your priority is consolidating a crowded home, office, or gaming setup, especially when a long cord and widely spaced outlets solve a real placement problem. For a small bedside setup, a shorter strip with fewer outlets may take up less room, for this model, the payoff is having lots of connections ready in one place. Skip it if you need exact product dimensions before planning a close-fitting installation or if your devices require more than its 15A rating.