TROND TD-EA-US14 Black Outlet Extender with 2 AC Outlets and 3 USB Ports

A three-sided layout keeps the AC outlets and USB ports accessible when several devices need power in one spot. The TROND TD-EA-US14 plugs directly into a grounded three-prong wall outlet. It adds two AC outlets, two USB-A ports, and one USB-C port in a compact black adapter.

Key points

Use the two AC outlets for household appliances and electronics, while charging USB devices through the built-in USB-A and USB-C ports. The USB-A ports provide up to 2.4A each, and the USB-C port provides up to 3A. Total USB output is 3.4A/17W, when two or three USB ports are used at the same time, their combined output is limited to 15W. This setup is useful for keeping everyday charging and plug-in devices together without needing a separate USB charger.

The angled, three-sided arrangement is designed to help keep plugs and charging cables from blocking one another, including larger or unusually shaped power adapters. The extender is rated for 1,875W at 125V/15A. Its direct-plug design has no cord and no surge protection, making it a distinct choice from a power strip when the goal is to add outlets and USB charging right at the receptacle. The housing is made from UL 94 V-0 flame-retardant PC+ABS.

Customers highlight the extender’s useful USB connections and compact fit, including in spaces where outlets are limited. They also appreciate being able to connect several USB-powered devices in one place. These comments reflect buyer experiences, the product’s stated port outputs remain the practical guide when charging multiple devices together.

How it fits

The adapter measures 3.48 x 1.73 x 1.42 inches and weighs 3.07 oz. When plugged into the upper receptacle, it leaves the lower receptacle available. It uses a Type B three-prong plug for a grounded three-prong outlet, and the plug cannot be rotated. It is not intended for outlets with a light switch.

For travel, the small, cord-free format packs alongside personal electronics and can provide a shared charging spot in a hotel room or other suitable location. It has no surge protection. Cruise policies differ: although the product is described for cruise travel, Royal Caribbean does not allow wall outlets with USB ports, so check the rules for your specific cruise line before packing it.

Best use cases

In a bathroom, bedroom, kitchen, or office with several devices near one receptacle, the separate AC and USB connections can help organize charging and plug-in needs at the wall. For example, a phone and camera can use the USB ports while a grounded appliance uses an AC outlet. In a dorm room or hotel, the three-sided layout gives different plugs room to connect without relying on a corded power strip. Choose this direct-wall format when you want AC and USB access together, a surge-protected strip is the alternative when surge protection is the priority.

Should you buy it?

A solid pick if you want a compact way to add two grounded AC outlets and three USB charging ports at a wall receptacle. The angled layout, accessible lower outlet when used on the upper receptacle, and travel-friendly cord-free design make it especially practical for organizing several everyday devices in a bathroom, bedroom, office, or hotel room.