Topzone T-Type Style 06-TZN7896 6 Outlet Power Strip (White, 1.5 Feet)

Great price for right angle power strip. Both the plug and the 6 outlets on the strip are right angle. Important feature if you connect power adapters for routers, cell phone chargers, Roku, laptop chargers, etc. Product exactly as pictured (July 2015). Sturdy case, outlet contacts engage the plug prongs solidly, neon bulb lights the rocker switch when ON; no rocket science just good quality workmanship. Now for the rest of the story...Amazon product description does not give dimensions so here they are :outlet spacing = 1-3/16 inch (1.188") center to center (Std appliance plugs are1.0 inch wide but several power adaptors I have measure 1.38" or 1.50" wide :-( How tough would it be to add 5/16"?)cord length = 12 inches (center of wall outlet can not be more than 12.5" off the floor if you want the strip housing to lay flat of the floor).Power strip wall mount option = 8-3/16 inch (8.188") C to C spacing between keyhole cutouts.Housing dims = 11.56" L x 1.53" W x 1.19" DNot 5 stars because no dims in the product description - now you know. If you're like me, count on connecting 3 power adaptors and 3 std plugs.

First, note that this is NOT a surge suppressor, just a power strip with a breaker, so it will not protect your electronics. That said, if you need a few more outlets, and you don't have room to stow a 6- or 8ft cord, this will do nicely. A good example is this: I have a huge MonsterCable surge suppressor/strip next to my TV. For the best protection, everything connected to the TV should get its power through the MonsterCable strip. But even with 8 outlets, that strip quickly filled up powering the peripherals (DVD player, BD player, old VCR, Nintendo, etc.), so I didn't have enough places to accommodate the little AC adapters for the Roku, gigabit switch, and other things. This power strip is perfect; connect it to one of the surge suppressor outlets, and then plug all the little adapters into it. Done!

I was looking for a power strip with an angled plug that would fit behind my dresser so that my dresser can stay close to the wall. Another feature I was looking for was horizontal facing outlets. I thought this might alleviate the problem of having the big AC adapters covering the outlets because sometimes I'm only able to fit two appliances with big AC adapters on one power strip and it's totally annoying. This was disappointing on both accounts.1. The angled plug on this power strip is still pretty bulky even though it's angled. It's not as flat as I hoped. I have other strips that are flatter and smaller. Also the angled plug on this power strip does not rotate swivel meaning the cord position cannot be adjusted. When I plugged it in to the wall, the cord blocked the other outlet underneath. This would have to go on the bottom outlet2. The outlets on this power strip, although they are horizontal, are still pretty close together. And sure enough, I was only able to fit two big AC adapters and one ordinary plug on the strip.Considering that I have 2 wall outlets where I'm using this power strip, I went through all that trouble by ordering and installing this power strip only to only gain 2 additional outlets.Other than these complaints, the power strip does work, but I wouldn't purchase again or recommend this product.

The one-foot length of cord puts a bit of a limitation on the product. But the right angle plug is a definite plus. When I purchased the surge protector, I had a specific purpose in mind and it has worked well in that capacity. The surge protector has been problem-free, no shorts, overloads, or other problems. It is very durable and the 1-foot cord actually allows for the surge protector to fit well in a bag/backpack.

I am sure it works just fine as a power strip. However, the cord length is more like 13", not 1.5 feet (~18 inches) as described.I really wanted 1.5 feet so I could plug it into the wall, and have it lay flat on the floor under the outlet. Instead. when I plug it in, it hangs from the outlet.

The item description states the power cord is "1 Feet." It isn't a 1 foot cord, it's 1.5 feet. I selected this item specifically for a special-use project requiring a 1 foot cord. The packaging states "1.5 FT," but Amazon didn't show the packaging, only the power strip with a short cord. How hard is it to ensure the description agrees with the package and the actual cord? It's important to some of us.

Great for desktop.

I bought this power strip to lay on the floor and plug into the wall outlet. As you can see it is not have a 1.5 foot cord as described on the web page, it is 13". This was a waste of my money.