Tower Power Strip with 15-Foot Cord

Key specifications

The vertical layout combines 12 widely spaced AC outlets with five USB ports, including a dedicated 20W USB-C PD port. That gives a desk or shared room one place for plugs, phones, earbuds, and other small devices, rather than a row of separate adapters. The outlets are spaced 1.5 inches apart, which helps when bulky plugs would otherwise cover neighboring sockets.

The tower has a 15-foot flat power cord and a 45-degree flat plug for reaching an outlet behind furniture or along a wall. Its safety features include 1800 joules of surge protection, overload protection, a weighted non-slip base, and flame-retardant housing. The USB ports are two USB-A and three USB-C, only one USB-C port is specified as 20W PD.

Who it’s for

This setup makes sense for a home office, dorm room, or family charging spot where several devices share a limited number of wall outlets. For example, you could keep a laptop and desk lamp plugged into the AC outlets while charging a phone and earbuds from the USB ports, with the tower placed beside the desk instead of a bulky strip tucked underneath it. The long cord also allows more flexibility in where the tower sits, though the available placement still depends on where the wall outlet is.

It suits you if you want a high outlet count and built-in USB charging in one vertical unit. Compared with a basic power strip, it offers more connection types and wider spacing, compared with a setup built around separate high-output chargers, its appeal is convenience rather than a stated high wattage across every USB port. Not the best choice if you need published output details for all USB ports or a charging station sized around a specific device’s power requirements.

What you get

The listed configuration is a power tower with 12 AC outlets, two USB-A ports, and three USB-C ports, plus the attached 15-foot flat cord. The dedicated 20W USB-C PD port is the clearest choice for a compatible phone or other device that supports USB-C PD. The remaining USB ports are described as intelligently distributing power, but their individual wattages are not given, so the 20W figure should not be assumed for all five ports.

The base is weighted and non-slip to help keep the tower stable on a desk or floor. On the spec sheet, the combination of surge protection and overload protection is useful for a shared electronics area, but it does not replace checking the power requirements of devices you plan to connect. The total supported load is not stated in the provided details.

Practical doubts

Can it charge several devices at once? It is listed for up to 17 connected devices: 12 through AC outlets and five through USB. The available details do not specify the total power available when everything is in use.

Will bulky adapters block nearby outlets? The AC outlets are spaced 1.5 inches apart, a practical advantage for wider plugs, although unusually large adapters may still take up more room.

Is the cord suitable for a distant outlet? The 15-foot flat cord offers extra reach, and the 45-degree flat plug is designed for tighter spaces behind furniture. Measure your route and placement before choosing a spot.

Buying verdict

This tower is worth considering when the main problem is outlet crowding and you want a single, upright charging point with a long cord. Its strongest buying case is the combination of 12 spaced AC outlets, five USB ports, and a dedicated 20W USB-C PD connection. Choose a simpler strip if you need only a few plugs, or a more specifically rated charging solution if you need exact output figures for every port or a confirmed total load. The missing USB-port and total-load ratings are the key details to weigh before relying on it for a demanding setup.