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frontpage Posted by phoinix | Staff ā¢ 3d ago
Jun 9, 2025 9:25 AM
5' 10-in-1 Anker Flat Plug Power Strip w/ 6 AC, 2 USB-A & 2 USB-C (Black or White)
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USB maximum output total of 15w when multiple ports used.
USB-A maximum output of 12w.
USB-C maximum output of 20w when used alone.
The USB-A port does not support Quick Charge 3.0.
Quick Charge and Power Delivery technologies are not supported on the USB-C port when using both ports simultaneously.
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We do not recommend connecting high-power devicesāsuch as computers, phones, or tabletsāsimultaneously.
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USB maximum output total of 15w when multiple ports used.
USB-A maximum output of 12w.
USB-C maximum output of 20w when used alone.
The USB-A port does not support Quick Charge 3.0.
Quick Charge and Power Delivery technologies are not supported on the USB-C port when using both ports simultaneously.
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We do not recommend connecting high-power devicesāsuch as computers, phones, or tabletsāsimultaneously.
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We do not recommend connecting high-power devicesāsuch as computers, phones, or tabletsāsimultaneously.
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"When all four USB ports are used at the same time, they share a maximum output of 15W. We do not recommend connecting high-power devicesāsuch as computers, phones, or tabletsāsimultaneously."
So for me, personally... I'd primarily buy this to have an easy to access multi-outlet away from the wall. Having the built in USB ports is just a bonus, and not my primary purpose in buying something like this. I can always plug a faster/better charger into one of the receptacles.
Not saying it isn't a valid concern, but it sounds much worse when not noting that the quote was specifically directed at the USB ports. So, I'm just commenting to add clarity.
2 more 120v outlets, but USB C is 35W for one, or 35W shared (20W + 15W) if using both at once. The charger in the original post is 15W total shared between the two USB C ports when using them at the same time.