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Model: Anker Wall Charger, 300J Surge Protector, 10-in-1 Outlet Extender, 6 AC, 2 USB A, 2 USB C Ports, Wide-Spaced Outlets and 20W Fast Charging, Desk Charging Station, Home Office, Dorm, Room Essential
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For this product it seems like a good price. It looks like it usually sells for $19.99 with periodic drops to $15.99. It went down to this price, April 1.
Not a criticism of just this device but all devices with multiple USB ports on them, but I do not see the point of it. It seems like the description always says "use 1 port and get 1 million watts, use 2 and the max is 15w, use all 4 and it just turns off". I wish all these chargers would just give them all their own hardware to hit their max or not have multiple ports at all as it just feels like they are trying to trick people....
Not such a good price for this, as it's woefully inadequate as a surge protector (so it may as well just be a basic outlet extender), having multiple USB ports on these things is somewhat of a scam (as was noted here) and Anker's reputation isn't what it once was. So, in essence, this is nothing special.
At $5-10, it would be a SD, but not at $16.
Additionally (and more importantly), there's no indication that this is either "UL" or "ETL" safety certified, so it's actually a non-starter (as it can potentially be a fire-starterš„).
Last edited by EfficientSnail709 April 12, 2026 at 03:55 PM.
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At $5-10, it would be a SD, but not at $16.
Additionally (and more importantly), there's no indication that this is either "UL" or "ETL" safety certified, so it's actually a non-starter (as it can potentially be a fire-starterš„).
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