AnkerDirect via Amazon has Anker Power Strip Surge Protector w/ 12-Outlets & 3 USB Ports on sale for $24.64. Shipping is free with Prime or on orders of $25 or more. Thanks DJ3xclusive
PowerPort Strip 12The Power Strip with High-Speed USB Charging Massive Expansion 12 AC outlets and 3 high-speed USB ports let you charge and power absolutely everything—from major appliances to your phone. PowerIQ Anker's world-famous smart charging technically detects connected devices and adjusts voltage output to deliver a tailored, high-speed charge. All-Round SafetyA thick rubber-coated power cable, integrated three-strand copper wiring, and flame retardant casing ensure superior safety for the overload and surge protection technologies inside. PowerPort Strip is built for serious long-term use. Outstanding WarrantyAt Anker, we believe in our products. That's why we back them all with an 18-month warranty and provide friendly, easy-to-reach support. Specs Input: AC 100V-144V Output: 15.5W, 5V ⎓ 3.1A total Note Be advised that the power switch may feel loose to the touch, due to the overload protection feature. The power switch and cover have been laboratory-optimized for the ideal tightness, so as not to interfere with emergency shut-off.
Model Number:
AK-A27621D1
Product SKU:
B078YLFFXL
Item Weight:
1.99 pounds
Shipping Weight:
2.4 pounds (
Item model number:
A2762
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AnkerDirect via Amazon has Anker Power Strip Surge Protector w/ 12-Outlets & 3 USB Ports on sale for $24.64. Shipping is free with Prime or on orders of $25 or more. Thanks DJ3xclusive
I have one and love it. It's big, but the layout of the plugs means you can tolerate the bricks,. The USB outlets collectively can pump out a max of 3.1A.
There are screws on the back designed to mount this horizontally; however it does not have holes designed for vertically mounting.
I see 6 outlet power strips for $3 to $7, isn't two of those much cheaper than this? I get the USB is a neat feature, but at this point I have so many USB chargers for my accessories and use PD for my other devices.
I see 6 outlet power strips for $3 to $7, isn't two of those much cheaper than this? I get the USB is a neat feature, but at this point I have so many USB chargers for my accessories and use PD for my other devices.
I wouldn't trust for those cheap power strips not to start a fire. Much rather pay a little extra for some peace of mind.
Just because you can connect 15 or more items into a single 15 or 20 amp circuit doesn't mean you should. Not to mention chances are extremely high that other outlets share that same circuit.
Was looking at this product earlier today, but the reviews with photos really scared me away. I love Anker for my cables, but this looks like a no go for me.
I see 6 outlet power strips for $3 to $7, isn't two of those much cheaper than this? I get the USB is a neat feature, but at this point I have so many USB chargers for my accessories and use PD for my other devices.
If they are just power strips then they will offer no protection to the electronics that are plugged into them, not every power strip is a surge protector. Check the surge protector's energy absorption rating, look at the Joules rating, the more joules (higher) the better.
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(my son's new school doesn't allow extension cords, so looking for an inexpensive surge protector with a longer, say, 12 foot cord.)
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(my son's new school doesn't allow extension cords, so looking for an inexpensive surge protector with a longer, say, 12 foot cord.)
There are screws on the back designed to mount this horizontally; however it does not have holes designed for vertically mounting.
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Then again the top reviews, the first 5 are all 1 star so I'd look into that.
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Just sayin'.
(my son's new school doesn't allow extension cords, so looking for an inexpensive surge protector with a longer, say, 12 foot cord.)
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