AlestorUSB-C Multi Plug Outlet Extender - 3 Sided Surge Protector Power Strip Wall Adapter Spaced with 5-Outlet Splitter and 4 USB

Love this outlet. It’s so nice to have extra outlets as well as the HDMI and usb-c cords able to be plugged right into it without needing a block and taking up more space. I have it behind my couch and I just don’t know why I never got one sooner. I’ve had it for over 6 months now and have had no issues at all. All the outlets still work.

I love how sturdy and well these fit into my outlets, that they have multiple plug in sections that will not get in the way of each other, that they have both USB and Type C charging ports and 4 total instead of just 1 or 2 like others! I liked these so much I bought more! They are so very useful! I put one in our front bathroom and when family came to visit last weekend they appreciated the fact that they could plug things in and charge phones at the same time! The best part is that these are also surge protecting! I would absolutely recommend these! They would even make a good gift idea for someone that is hard to buy for!

Great googly moogly! What's this? A product that does exactly what it says it does, how it says it does, with no issues!? My world has stopped making sense! My spoons have tines and my chairs have gone. Truly, it is the end times.But more seriously, I'm not sure you could get a better cost/value for a product and not have it cook dinner for you and offer massages when you look stressed. ...And we're not due to have robots like Rosie for another century at least. Probably best not to accept massages from her, either. Those claws look like they'd hurt.Okay, serious time now though: This is awesome. It's a five-socket plug extender with two USB-C ports and two USB-A ports and a surge protection fuse for less than I spent the last time I went to a fast-food joint. It fits flush to the wall without a gap, over the extant face plate, and is held in place with a screw so it's not going anywhere.Now, due to that screw, the install's a little bit involved. Just a tiny bit, but it's there. You've got to pull the center-screw from an existing outlet, mount the extender, and slap in its longer screw. And like any other blind install of a screw, there's some fiddling with it before it falls into the screw hole. But once that's done, you're done. It's installed and good to go.For myself, I'm running two device cords of the built-in USB ports, a phone charger, a lamp, and an elliptical on it and everything runs perfectly normally. Better even, in some ways. The plug sockets are rock-solid in ways that wall-sockets aren't always. Plugs take a little force to slide in and then don't jiggle at all. It's great; no risk of an arc-ignition fire HERE.So, uh... If you're looking for a few extra sockets on your wall and don't want to deal with the cord of a tradtional surge protector, this is the one to go for. With, admittedly, a (small) caveat: If you've got sensitive electronics on the circuit, you should probably have them on a proper surge protector; the expensive kind with a trip-able breaker to reset (and a reliable warranty worth at least what you're running on it). Otherwise, though... This is the one.

This power plug is exactly as described. I really like the fact that the plug ins are spaced out. Green light lets you know all is good. Instead of having cell phones etc. all over the counter, we now have them on a lamp shelf. Good buy.

Seems to work OK the only problem I have is that my outlets are not up and down but side by side putting some of the outlets on the bottom and hard to plug into.