One Beat via Amazon has for
Prime Members: 6' One Beat Flat Plug Power Strip (3x AC, 2x USB-A, 2x USB-C, White) on sale for
$9.99.
Shipping is free.
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Details:
- 7-in-1 power strip: Turns 1 outlet into 3 AC outlets + 2 USB-A + 2 USB-C; charges up to 7 devices simultaneously
- Fast USB charging: 2× USB-C (up to 5V/3A), 2× USB-A (up to 5V/2.4A); total USB output 5V/4.5A (22.5W max, 30% faster than 15W strips)
- Ultra-flat right-angle plug: 0.35-inch thin, 45° design hides behind furniture; 6 ft braided pure-copper cord (15A capacity, durable, non-deforming)
- Cruise-approved: No surge protection (required by cruise lines); compact, lightweight, ideal for travel and home use
- Safety features: ETL & FCC certified; 1382°F fireproof; protects against over-current, over-charge, short circuit, and overheating
Top Comments
Community Reviews
This flat plug power strip is mainly useful for adding extra outlets and USB ports in tight spaces, especially on cruise ships where no surge protection can make it allowable. The low profile plug and rounded design are called out as practical and well built, and it works fine by the bed or while traveling. The main cautions are cruise line rules, since some security checks may reject it for the three prong design or too many 110 volt plugs, and the USB fast charging claim looks questionable. It is a handy compact strip if you need simple power expansion.
Common Questions (4)
It can be allowed on some cruise lines because it has no surge protection, but some security checks may still reject it for having 3-prong outlets or more than two 110V plugs. Check your cruise line's rules before packing it.
The USB charging is likely limited to about 15W per device, with no clear PD on USB-C or QC on USB-A. It still works for basic charging, but it is not a high-wattage fast charger.
Yes, it can work well by the bed to add more wall outlets, and the flat plug/rounded design is a reason some people bought it. It is also described as working fine at this price, though cheaper options exist.
No surge protection is listed, which makes it suitable for cruise use where surge-protected strips are often not allowed. It also has a flat plug and 3 AC outlets plus USB ports, so it can expand cabin power without a surge circuit.
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Didn't know that was a thing for cruise ships. I have one just by the bed and it works well to expand the power plug options at the wall.
Would it handle a standard floor heater for a grandma who wants to plug in a phone, a lamp and a floor heater? Or would it be too risky?
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Would it handle a standard floor heater for a grandma who wants to plug in a phone, a lamp and a floor heater? Or would it be too risky?
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Great when you need it, not harmful in moderation, but don't mainline it 24/7 if you want maximum battery longevity.
anyway; for everyone who isn't you - yes this seems to be a viable choice for an allowable cruise ship power strip.
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