Anker Power Strip with 2000J Surge Protector, Flat Plug Extension Cord with Multiple Outlets, 8 AC, 2 USB A & 1 USB C Port for 20W, 5ft Outlet Extender, Dorm Room Essentials, Home Office, TUV Listed

I’ve been using this surge protector for a while now, and I’m very happy with its performance. The flat plug is a fantastic feature, especially for tight spaces behind furniture, and the overall compact design makes it perfect for smaller areas. The outlet distribution is well thought out, allowing me to plug in multiple devices without crowding. While the price is slightly higher than some alternatives, the quality and thoughtful design make it worth it. Highly recommend this for anyone looking for a reliable and space-saving power strip!

I really like this extension cord. The little box sits neatly against my desk, the cable is flat but not too stiff so as to be unmanageable and it adds SO MANY charging options. Its a great device and knowing Anker, I trust their quality and longevity as well.

I bought these for our computers. They work well, and seem great so far.

This is one of those products where you can tell by looking at it if it will make your life easier or not. For me, it is a great device for being able to move the clutter of multiple power and USB cables out of sight. One caution about the USB-A ports which is mentioned multiple times in the lower reviews and that I found to be an issue as well: the USB-A ports do not seem to work well to power low-draw USB devices. They are meant for charging, and for charging modern devices they work fine. But one use I had in mind for one of the USB-A ports was to permanently power (not charge) an AirThings air quality monitor that needed a 5V 0.4A USB power supply. The device received power briefly on plugging it in, but then power was lost. The USB-C port powered the device as expected, but neither of the USB-A ports did. Connecting the device to a different Anker power bar model (the cube-shaped one) did not have the same issue, so I assume there's something about the ports on this particular model that don't work well with low-draw USB-A devices.

Anker really knocked it out of the park with this product. It was clearly designed by people who would actually use this product in the real world, and not just for the sake of looking cool in product renderings. I use this for powering and charging devices on my kitchen countertop, and this one single unit replaced the unsightly power strip and USB chargers I was previously using. Its extremely flat, right-angled power plug allowed me to regain 3 inches of countertop depth because my outlet is behind the microwave oven, and now I can push the microwave closer to the wall. The flat power cable is very easy to manage, and is long enough to be able to comfortably reach the power outlet, while not being so long as to become unwieldy. The side/top power plug layout gives you fantastic flexibility for powering permanent vs temporary devices, and having USB charging ports on the front face totally eliminates the need for using USB charging bricks for charging up phones and iPads. The 20W output of the USB ports is more than adequate for day to day charging, but I do wish there was a version of this product that had the output power of their—also amazing—Nano II charger so that I could charge my MacBook Air faster. But for $19.99, this is still one of the best values I've ever seen for a product like this. I'm also looking forward to taking this product with me the next time I travel, because it singlehandedly eliminates most of my power & charging requirements while in a hotel room.