Flat Plug Power Strip with USB - NTONPOWER Mountable Surge Protector Power Strip, 4 Outlet 2 USB Desktop Charging Station, 5ft Extension Cord, ETL Listed, 15A Circuit Breaker for Home Office - White

The product met my expectations. I like the fact that the output of the two USB ports deliver 2.4A each and the unit's power rating at 125V 15A (most competitors advertise only 10A). The product looks well built and has the wall mountable feature I was looking for. I particularly like the long warranty period of 18 months and the $300,000 liability insurance that it carries. The long warranty backed by the liability insurance proves to me that the product is quality built . It gives me the peace of mind that the company will not leave their customers stranded in the event of unexpected disaster (such as a power surge caused by a lightning strike). I hope the company's customer service will be excellent but I am also hoping that there will not be a need to contact them.

I've hung this pawer strip by my headboard. It's fairly compact and has two USB ports. It looked like everything that I was looking for (compact and black). It's installed but I have yet to use. They keep referring to their 18 month warranty... if it breaks during that period, we'll replace it. That does not give me a warm feeling.To date, the worst issue that I have with this item is that it was almost impossible to hang. They DO NOT provide a template and I must have tried close to 3 dozen screws before I found some that worked. As it is, I had to use one size at the top and a smaller size at the bottom. The provided slots are not well designed.How it lasts is yet to be seen. I hate to give anyone a bad review but this product is poorly designed to hang.

I love these. here is whyThe flat plug: being sideways allows to use the other wall plug in also.The 2 USB plug in: I used to plug whatever electronic USB to my computer, but computer had to be on for it to work. Now I can plug in over night.4 Nice size plug in: Enough space for fat plugs. Older strips of mine you could not utilize all plug ins due to fat plugs would block othersOver all very nice.

Love this! Has really organized my nightstand. You will need a USB-A to USB-C cable if your phone uses a USB-C charger and you want to use the USB port. Something like this  AmazonBasics USB Type-C to USB-A Male 3.1 Gen2 Cable - 3 Feet (0.9 Meters) - White  It also has holes on the back for a wall-mounted option. The bottom is slightly grippy so it doesn't slide around either.

I had an electrician add an outlet, but where he chose to put it was where I there had previously been a towel rack that had fallen down and I hadn't replaced it yet. I purchased this product to, in essence, move the new outlet closer to the vanity full of items that plug in: electric toothbrushes, shaver, and one to spare. I also bought this to add USB outlets to this room so that I could plug in my phone on a small plastic shelf that I would put next to it that I could occasionally use to hold it at such an angle so that I could watch video from the comfort of my bathtub. Well, this product works like a charm. It has a switch to turn the outlets and USB either all on or all off, which helps you to only charge when you want to. And yes, in case you're wondering, I've cleaned up the rat's next of cords and I did finally install a new and much better towel rack that's more appropriate for a bathroom that might be shared by multiple people.

Looking for a mountable power strip, this fit the bill. I liked that it is low profile, so I mounted it under a kitchen cabinet. Came with a 3 foot cord which I ran through the wall and hardwired to an outlet. Works well for plugging in the under cabinet radio/cd player. The mounting was simple, just mark out holes and put in some screws - power strip has slotted holes and does not need to be taken apart to mount. Would have been nice if it came with screws and a mounting guide, but I made due. Everything works sell so far.

I used this power strip/surge protector for 3 weeks and then it stopped working. I had plugged into it a fan, a small space heater and an air purifier. I never turned on/used more than 1 of these appliances at a time, but one day when I had the space heater on for 10 minutes it stopped working. Before I purchased this power strip I made sure that it had the capacity to handle the electrical power of the space heater so I am not sure why it stopped working. What a waste of money.

I picked this one specifically because it would mount to a wall. It comes with no screws or hardware. The slots on the back need to be knocked around to make it slide to the side to mount. Also, the one of the slots makes you slide it up instead of down. But, after knocking out some plastic the side mount works... if you have the right size screws. I saw others used other types of adhesive instead. I also got this because it says the USB charger adapts to any voltage yet my S9 just says charging... not fast charging. So in the end this thing works just not as advertised.