SUPERJARE 79 Inch Sofa Table with 2 Power Outlets, USB-C Ports & Narrow Storage Console (Rustic Brown)
Product description
What this sofa table is for
If you’ve ever tried to charge devices while sitting on the couch, you already know the annoying part: wall outlets can be blocked, and charging cables end up getting pulled, tangled, or awkwardly routed. This SUPERJARE 79 Inch sofa table is built specifically to turn the empty stretch behind (or near) your sofa into usable space—without making your room feel cramped. It’s a narrow console table (5.9 inches wide) with integrated power and USB-C/USB charging, plus a bit of storage for everyday items.
On paper, the big idea here is convenience in small spaces: you’re not just adding a surface for decor, you’re also adding a practical charging zone where it naturally makes sense for living rooms and entryways.
The essentials that matter day to day
Where this model stands out is the combination of narrow footprint + built-in power. Instead of relying on a wall outlet that may or may not land in the right place, the table includes 2 power outlets built into two flexible power strips, and each strip includes 2 AC outlets, 1 USB port, and 1 USB-C port. Even better, the description notes you can position the outlet strips along the table length (with the exception of the central board), so you can better match the layout to where your devices actually sit.
You also get a surface that’s designed to live close to the sofa. With the width at 5.9 inches, it’s meant to fit between the sofa and the wall, turning that “wasted” gap into something functional. And yes—there’s storage included on the table, which is handy for small routine stuff like remotes, chargers, or even a couple of coffee cups.
Design you’ll notice: stable, not wobbly
Some long sofa tables feel like they’re made from pieces that just barely hold together. Here, the manufacturer’s approach is a single-piece long console structure (not a couple of separate sections stuck together). The goal is straightforward: fewer seams, fewer uneven spots, and less of that “does it wobble?” feeling.
The frame is described as metal, paired with engineered wood. It’s also designed for everyday use, and comes with an anti-tip kit for wall mounting—an important detail if you have kids, pets, or you simply want extra peace of mind.
There’s a small practical limitation to keep in mind: depending on your wall setup and the space behind your sofa, you’ll want to confirm you have room for the placement and mounting steps. It’s designed to leave space for wall vent grilles and airflow, but your exact layout still matters.
Power flexibility and what to use it for
This isn’t the kind of table you buy only for looks. It’s aimed at people who want to charge devices without reaching behind furniture or hunting for an accessible outlet.
A realistic micro-scenario: you sit down, grab a game controller or tablet, plug it into the built-in USB-C (or USB/AC where needed), and you’re not juggling wall adapters or extension cords. Over time, that kind of “always within reach” setup tends to change habits—especially in living rooms where everyone keeps reaching for the same devices.
Assembly and fit considerations before you buy
The table is described as easy to assemble, including instructions and labeled parts and tools. One note: the description says Spanish language for instructions is not guaranteed, so if you strongly prefer a specific language, it’s worth checking what’s available at the time of purchase.
On fit, this one is clearly aimed at tight spaces. At 5.9 inches wide, it should work best in entryways and behind sofas where a deeper console would feel intrusive. If your goal is a wider console for baskets or larger décor, you might find this narrower format less satisfying.
Also, the central board affects where the flexible outlet strips can be placed. That’s a small constraint, but it matters if you’re trying to line up charging points with a specific spot where you keep devices.
Tech specs
- Name: SUPERJARE 79 Inch Sofa Table
- Type: Narrow console table with built-in power strips
- Size: 5.9 inches wide
- Outlets per power strip: 2 AC outlets
- USB ports: 1 USB port per power strip
- USB-C ports: 1 USB-C port per power strip
- Power strips placement: Adjustable along the table length (except the central board)
- Materials: Engineered wood + metal frame
- Safety: Anti-tip kit included for wall mounting
- Color: Rustic Brown
Is it worth it?
It’s worth considering if you want a narrow sofa table that actually does something practical—charging and storage—especially in small spaces where wall outlets aren’t in a convenient spot. The single-piece build approach and included anti-tip kit also fit the kind of everyday use people expect from a couch-adjacent console.
Skip it if you’re after a deep console for bigger items, or if your layout won’t let you place the outlet strips comfortably (since the center board limits placement). It may also feel more like a mid-range lifestyle solution than a “feature-maxed” power station, so if you plan on powering lots of high-draw devices, you’ll want to think carefully about your needs and how you’ll manage cables and access.
FAQ
Does it come with wall-mount safety hardware?
Yes. An anti-tip kit is included for wall mounting, which helps improve stability.
Can the outlets be positioned where I need them?
The description says the flexible outlet strips can be placed along the table length, except for the central board.
Is the table meant to fit behind a sofa?
That’s the main use case. It’s designed to fit between a sofa and the wall due to its narrow 5.9-inch width.
What can I store on it?
The listing mentions storage on the table for items like remotes, decor, or coffee cups—basically small daily clutter.
Is it hard to assemble?
It’s described as easy to assemble, with labeled parts, tools, and instructions included.