Tower Power Strip with 20W USB-C PD

Technical details

For a desk, shared workspace, or dorm room with several devices competing for outlets, this tower combines AC power and USB charging in one vertical unit. It has 12 widely spaced AC outlets, two USB-A ports, and three USB-C ports, including a dedicated 20W USB-C PD port. The maker describes it as a 17-in-1 charging station, though the available details do not specify total power when multiple ports are in use.

The 10-foot cord gives you more flexibility than a short desktop strip, and its 45-degree flat plug is designed to fit behind furniture. A weighted, non-slip base helps keep the tower upright. It also lists 1800 joules of surge protection, overload protection, and flame-retardant housing.

Compatibility

The AC outlets can power devices such as laptops, lamps, and printers, while the USB ports are intended for phones, tablets, earbuds, smartwatches, and power banks. That mix is useful when a desk has both plug-in equipment and smaller devices that would otherwise need separate adapters. The dedicated USB-C PD port is rated at 20W, charging speed still depends on the connected device and its cable.

A solid pick if you want to bring a cluster of plugs and USB chargers together without taking up a wide stretch of desk space. It might not be a great match if you need a stated total output for running many high-draw devices at once: the provided details give the outlet and port count, but not that combined capacity.

Usage tips

Place the tower where its base can sit flat, then route the 10-foot cord to an outlet without stretching it across a walkway. For a practical desk setup, the AC outlets can handle a lamp, printer, and laptop charger while the USB ports keep a phone and earbuds charging nearby. The widely spaced outlets are intended to leave more room for bulky adapters, although unusually large plugs may still affect neighboring sockets.

The flat plug can help when furniture sits close to the wall, and the vertical layout may be tidier than spreading a conventional power strip across the floor. Keep the number and type of connected devices in mind rather than treating the port count as a guarantee that every combination can run at full power. From the way it is set up, its strongest use case is consolidating everyday charging and desk power, not replacing a dedicated high-capacity power solution.

Practical doubts

Does it include a 10-foot cord? Yes. The product details specify a 10-foot flat power cord and a 45-degree flat plug.

How many USB ports are there? Five total: two USB-A and three USB-C, with one USB-C port dedicated to 20W PD.

Does it offer surge protection? The listed surge protection is rated at 1800 joules, alongside overload protection. Those features do not establish protection against every electrical event.

Buying verdict

Choose this tower if your main frustration is a crowded outlet area and you want AC sockets plus USB charging gathered in one upright station. Its 12 spaced outlets, multiple USB ports, flat plug, and long cord suit a home office or dorm where placement and cable clutter matter. If your decision depends on the combined output available across all ports, that figure is not provided, so a power strip with a clearly stated total capacity may be a better fit.