Anker Surge Protector Flat Plug Power Strip 2000J, 5ft Thin Extension Cord with 8 Outlets, 2 USB A and 1 USB C Port, 20W for iPhone15, Wall Mount, Compact for Home, Office, Room, TUV Listed

Really handy extra outlets and USB ports that don't take up a lot of counter space.In my case, this is easily tucked and hidden behind a large fruit bowl, while still providing easy access to the outlets/USB ports when needed.

We already own three of these, so it made sense to get another one to replace an aging predecessor. Price was up $7 from a few months ago, can't imagine why...

Excellent. We like Anker products

Solid product. I wish the plug swiveled as it is angled in the opposite direction from which I wanted it to go. But the cord length is long enough for that not to be a big issue. Have utilized the USB-c and plug outlets and powers perfectly.

Excellent- does what it's made to do.

I love this as. Can now charge my iPad where it is convenient instead of where the outlet is.

Edit: Anker reached out to me and addressed my concern about the price so I'm adjusting my rating. I still can't rely on the USB ports, so I just consider it to be a nice standard surge protector without USB ports.Original review:I bought this hoping I would be able to eliminate a bunch of random wall adapters and just use the USB ports to charge my USB devices. The problem is they only work some of the time and you never know when you're going to grab your phone to go and realize it's almost dead. Or if your phone alarm will be able to wake you in the morning or not because it lost power.Otherwise, it's a nice clean design. I like the flat plug head and the flat cable and the clean aesthetic of the unit. However, it's not so clean with three extra wall adapters sticking out of it now.You can get a nice surge protector for half the price or less without USB ports and that's what I'd recommend. I wished I'd taken the time to read the reviews before buying. I thought Anker was a trusted name and haven't had issues with their wall adapters and cables, but all of their power strips with USB charging seem to have this problem. You'd think they would fix the problem before releasing another defective product.

Anker modernized the surge protector. Finally someone put in ports that everyone needs (USB & USC-B). It does have an on/off switch, that does not light up, but I can live with that. It exceeds the joules specification as well. Great job Anker!