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NYYTGE via Amazon has
NYYTGE 40W Desk Clamp Power Strip w/ Nightlight w/ 6FT Extension Cord, 4x20W USB-C & 2 USB Ports, 5 AC Outlets (Black) for $29.99 - 40% off when you apply promo code
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Features:
- Features a space-saving desk clamp configuration that securely mounts onto table and desk edges up to 1.69 inches thick to reduce cable clutter.
- Equipped with a 40W total output fast-charging hub consisting of 4x 20W USB-C Power Delivery (PD) ports and 2 USB-A ports to charge up to 6 electronic devices simultaneously.
- Includes 5 well-spaced traditional AC outlets to handle heavy power adapters, monitors, laptops, and computer equipment efficiently.
- Outfitted with an integrated smart touch-panel nightlight featuring 3 adjustable levels of brightness (Low, Medium, High) for convenient low-light or nighttime visibility.
- Supplied with a heavy-duty 6-foot extension cord equipped with a low-profile flat plug designed to fit securely into tight spaces against walls.
- Provides professional-grade household safety utilizing a robust 1800-Joule surge suppression rating alongside a V0 fireproof composite protection housing.
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Cheap junk, no warranty, guaranteed to die outside of return window
Community Reviews
This clamp-on desk power strip is aimed at tidy under-desk setups, with five outlets, six USB ports, and a night light that can keep cables and devices off the desktop. The mounting idea works well for standing desks because the strip moves with the desk, and the switch can be handy for controlling monitors or external drives. The main concerns are durability and safety, with reports of units dying in about 30 days, questions about USB charging design, and worries about added electronics in a compact housing. It is also described as UL listed, but the outlet and plug-slot layout may be awkward for stiff cords.
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Sounds like an easy pass to me
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So much furniture comes with power and USB now, most of it is of unknown origin (I have a couch with USB and a desk with power and USB and I don't think either mention UL listings).
Not saying any of this is 100% safe, just saying that if power strips have an electrical issue they will trip a circuit breaker before causing a fire, whereas batteries are the thing that causes a fire irregardless of what they're plugged into.
So much furniture comes with power and USB now, most of it is of unknown origin (I have a couch with USB and a desk with power and USB and I don't think either mention UL listings).
Not saying any of this is 100% safe, just saying that if power strips have an electrical issue they will trip a circuit breaker before causing a fire, whereas batteries are the thing that causes a fire irregardless of what they're plugged into.
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