Power Strip with USB, Wellsenn Smart 4 Outlet Surge Protector Power Strip with 4 Port USB Charger 6ft Power Cord 2500W 100-240V for Office, Travel, TV, Computer,Phone, Transformers, Power Bank (Black)

I like traveling. This product does help me solve the traveling charge perfectly. I use it to charge my camera, headset, and to power my laptop at the same time. The product is compact, portable sized and stable in performance. It's capable of identifying of my equipment and providing the right current. I like it and I would like to recommend it if you are a person traveling a lot.

Works well. However product description does not mention there is a power switch on the body next to where the power cord enters, which was a great discovery. Alas, it also neglects to mention a white LED. Joy! ANOTHER LED! Just what the world needs! Though this dim light is white and shows only when the unit is powered on. Also, a flat plug power cord would be an improvement. Tall that aside, I would buy this item again!

I was looking for an outlet and USB charging device that was wide and flat so it will sit flat on a table (attendees at meetings) and came across this one so I gave it a try. It's black - good. It has a 6' cord - good. It has 4 outlets - good. It has USB charging ports - good. It's cheap - good. It has a power switch - bad but might able to live with it.But here are some things I found with it in hand:A) SAFETY ISSUE! As another reviewer stated, two of the outlets have the Hot and Neutral reversed. This is not a problem with most two prong devices but there are situations where this can cause both functional and safety issues. This mistake appears to be a simple design oversight THAT SHOULD NOT HAPPEN WITH POWER DEVICES and does not give me confidence that there aren't other issues in the rest of the unit. Even a quick review by a 2nd engineer should have revealed this issue.B) It's rather light in weight and at it's size is not immune to tipping over from the tension of it's own cord or those plugged into it. The rubber feet help this on smooth surfaces.C) It has a white light inside that shines out of the USB ports a bit. There is a small hole on the top that appears to be where this light is supposed to shine but it's quite dim.D) The Amazon page says 2500W but the unit itself says 1200W & it has a quite thin 18 AWG cord to back up that claim. 10A max. (I didn't necessarily want a fatter cord or high current capabilities but the specs are misleading).

This product is rated 110/220 V. I take with me whenever I travel abroad. The USB ports produce 5 V at 110 V and at 220V so I can charge my phones and iPads wherever I am at. All you need is to provide the proper plug adapter to plug this into your hotel wall socket. It does not change the voltage for the built in sockets. But all my camera battery chargers work at 110 or 220 V. Also my sonicare toothbrush chargers also work at 110/220 V. Nothing I carry abroad with me needs 110V. Many older hotels only provide 1 or 2 outlets so this power bar provides all the outlets I need.

The 2 electrical sockets on one side Not wired correctly. While the 2 on the first side are. Have not had any issue in 3 years of use until today when an in-line switch was reading hot when the switch was off. Turns out that the box is not wired properly.This is not safe to use with polarised equipment.

I bought this Wellsen international power strip for a vacation in Copenhagen. It has 4 grounded electrical outlets & 4 smart USB ports and is rated to handle the higher 220 volt current in Europe. IMPORTANT: This Is not a voltage converter, so the devices you plug into it must be able to handle 220 volts. Also note that the power cord has a standard US plug, so you will have to buy a separate US-to-Denmark adapter plug In order to plug the power strip into a Danish electrical outlet. I already have 2 Danish adapters, so this unit was exactly what I needed. My husband & I will use it to charge our tablets, phones, activity trackers & external batteries.One negative: Plugging in a device with different sized prongs on the plug covers up 2 of the grounded outlets on top. If you need to plug in several devices like this at the same time, then you should look for a power strip with all of the outlets in a single row instead of the 2x2 design of this unit.

I travel for work, and when I do I have to charge my cellphone, a tablet and also make sure that I have an extension cord for my CPAP machine. One of the reasons that I chose this over the others, is that this power strip is is UL listed.This has 4 USB charging ports (5V 2.1A / 1A) and has Intelligent charging technology, where each USB port can detect and deliver the ideal output required by today's power hungry mobile devices. It also has 4 standard AC outlets. This power strip has saved me quite a bit of room and weight in my travel backpack.

I used the USB heavily as part of a charging hub. Phones, tablets, and watches. It didn't last long before crapping out. I'd say 2-3 months under nightly charging.