MIFASOPOWER via Amazon has for Prime Members: Mifaso 6-Outlet Surge Protector Wall Extender w/ 3 USB Ports (1x USB-C) (White) for $9.99. Shipping is free.
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About this item:
6 AC outlets (15A/125V/1875W) + 1 USB-C & 2 USB-A ports (DC 5V/3.1A total). Charge multiple devices at once.
Removable wall shelf keeps devices off counters; holds items like phones, razors, toothbrushes, and speakers.
SmartIQ tech delivers up to 5V/2.4A per port (3.1A total); compatible with most phones and tablets.
490-Joule surge protection; safeguards against over-current, over-charging, and overheating for safe, fast charging.
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MIFASOPOWER via Amazon has for Prime Members: Mifaso 6-Outlet Surge Protector Wall Extender w/ 3 USB Ports (1x USB-C) (White) for $9.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter LolaBunny21 for finding this deal.
About this item:
6 AC outlets (15A/125V/1875W) + 1 USB-C & 2 USB-A ports (DC 5V/3.1A total). Charge multiple devices at once.
Removable wall shelf keeps devices off counters; holds items like phones, razors, toothbrushes, and speakers.
SmartIQ tech delivers up to 5V/2.4A per port (3.1A total); compatible with most phones and tablets.
490-Joule surge protection; safeguards against over-current, over-charging, and overheating for safe, fast charging.
I love how the picture shows it being used in a bathroom but most bathrooms have GFCI outlets and this device isn't compatible with those outlets. Not to mention the manufacturer can't spell GFCI or speak English correctly on their marketing.
This outlet extender adds six outlets, two USB ports, a USB C port, and a small shelf for tight spaces like a bathroom or bedside setup. The built in USB charging is limited and will not fast charge, and the status light is very dim rather than useful as a night light. It can work on a GFCI outlet, but mounting may require cutting the bottom stud and removing the unit to reset the GFCI. A compact add on if you want extra outlets more than strong USB charging.
homeowners who want a multi-outlet setup for everyday charging and don't need the USB to be fast-charging because one owner said it works perfectly and another noted the built-in USB ports are very limited and won't provide fast-charging.
people using a wall outlet extender in a small bathroom because it can work fine on a GFCI outlet and the commenter said it's great with no complaints.
renters or homeowners who are okay with a status light (not a night light) because the light is intended as a status indicator and the commenter said you're not finding your way with it.
people planning to use it in a bathroom with GFCI outlets because commenters said it isn't compatible with GFCI outlets despite being pictured for bathroom use, and that you may have to remove the whole device to reset a tripped GFCI.
people who want a straightforward, secure wall-mount fit because installation has caveats (you can't screw it into the outlet and may need to cut the bottom stud off), and one commenter said they'd want it securely mounted rather than just plugged in since it could work itself out under shelf weight.
buyers who need fast charging from the built-in USB ports because the USB ports are very limited and won't provide fast-charging with the built-in USB.
people who want a bright indicator to help locate plugs at night because the status light is very dim and doesn't really illuminate the plugs underneath.
buyers who are sensitive to outlet orientation in their home because one commenter said their area's outlets are often installed upside down (ground on top) and a similar surge protector's shelf got thrown away after that realization.
It can work on a GFCI outlet, but the extender may need to be removed to reset or test the GFCI. The device also may not fit every bathroom setup because some outlets are already GFCI-protected and the mounting screw location can be awkward.
Yes, the shelf appears to slide on in an upside-down orientation, with the USB ports ending up at the bottom. That can make it usable in outlets installed with the ground on top.
No, the light is very dim and is meant as a status light rather than a night light. It does not really illuminate the plugs underneath or help you find your way in the dark.
It may not mount as securely as a typical GFCI cover because the screw location does not line up like a standard outlet plate. The shelf weight can make a loose fit more likely to work itself out over time.
The built-in USB ports are limited in current and are not fast-charging ports. They are fine for basic charging, but not for high-speed phone or tablet charging.
Look at the photos... the mounting screw that keeps this attached to the outlet has no place to go.
Nearly all GFCI outlets place the test and reset buttons where the bolt hole would normally be for a classic style wall plate.
Given the purpose of the shelf on top of this device, I would want it securely mounted to the outlet and not simply plugged into the outlet as it's likely to work itself out over time (when weight is applied to the shelf).
Works fine on a GFCI without screwing it in, I have one in my tiny bathroom and it's great, no complaints
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This outlet extender adds six outlets, two USB ports, a USB C port, and a small shelf for tight spaces like a bathroom or bedside setup. The built in USB charging is limited and will not fast charge, and the status light is very dim rather than useful as a night light. It can work on a GFCI outlet, but mounting may require cutting the bottom stud and removing the unit to reset the GFCI. A compact add on if you want extra outlets more than strong USB charging.
The extender can work on a GFCI outlet while still preserving GFCI functionality.
The status light functions as a status indicator rather than a night light for finding plugs.
The USB ports are limited in current, but the unit can still function fine for general charging needs.
The shelf design can be usable even if the extender is installed in an upside down orientation.
The built-in USB ports do not provide fast-charging and remain limited in current.
The status light is very dim and does not really illuminate the outlets underneath.
Compatibility with GFCI outlets can be problematic, and the bathroom-use marketing may not match real-world GFCI requirements.
Installation can require cutting the bottom stud and removing the whole device to reset a tripped GFCI.
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Look at the photos... the mounting screw that keeps this attached to the outlet has no place to go.
Nearly all GFCI outlets place the test and reset buttons where the bolt hole would normally be for a classic style wall plate.
Given the purpose of the shelf on top of this device, I would want it securely mounted to the outlet and not simply plugged into the outlet as it's likely to work itself out over time (when weight is applied to the shelf).
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