Anker Power Strip with 2000J Surge Protector, Flat Plug Extension Cord with Multiple Outlets, 8 AC, 2 USB A & 1 USB C Port for 20W, 5ft Outlet Extender, Dorm Room Essentials, Home Office, TUV Listed

Love this! Excellent product for plugs! 🔌 I have used all 8 at one time before, and works perfectly! USB-C can distribute up to 20 watts when used ALONE. USB-A can distribute up to 12 watts when used alone. If you plug in two or three things at once, the max output wattage goes to 15 watts max. Since I have powerful devices, I use the USB-C port which has Power Delivery (commonly called PD), or I just use one USB port at a time. Not too big of a deal since it does charge fast. It’s more on the pricey side, however I did try a knock off brand, and it WAS NOT the same! I could’ve even plug in more than two things at once! I learned my lesson and went back to Anker! Excellent quality, and decently priced. If you find them on sale, JUMP ON IT! Since I use a lot of consoles and monitors, I LOVE the surge protection feature. It gives me peace of mind that my stuff isn’t going to fry! It has saved me numerous times, I highly recommend it. Also, I love the size of the plug, how it’s more flat than normal plugs. I also have one of these on the side of my bed, and my bed kept bending or unplugging the one I originally had, so I bought these black ones as a replacement. Best decision EVER! No more of having my bed wiggle and disconnect the plug!

This power strip provides flexible charging options for guests sitting on the couch. The 10' long cord with slim plug works perfectly behind the couch. I appreciate the extra AC outlets in addition to USB outlets. Looks great and works perfectly so far.

This power strip is a great size! I love that it has USB/USBC/AC outlets. We have one on each side of our bed. Love the outlet on this too and how flat it is! Cord is long enough (maybe a bit too long). It is lightweight and would be easy to take on the go too. I just love the size and versatility of it with the outlet spots on different sides of it. Anker never seems to disappoint.

Managing a modern workspace usually means dealing with an absolute mountain of power cords, and I was desperately looking for a way to streamline my setup without sacrificing capacity. Enter this fantastic Anker power strip. It has completely transformed the way I manage my electronic ecosystem, taking my home office from a tangled disaster zone to a sleek, highly functional command center. It perfectly balances a high capacity for plugs with a footprint that actually respects your desk space. ​The physical design of this Anker unit is brilliantly thoughtful. Instead of the traditional, wildly long strip that takes up half the floor, this compact block style utilizes its geometry perfectly. The 5-foot cord is completely flat, allowing it to route cleanly along baseboards and under rugs without causing an unsightly tripping hazard. Furthermore, the low-profile flat plug sits flush against the wall at a smart angle, meaning I can finally push my desk and bookshelf entirely flush against the wall without painfully bending the cord or blocking the lower wall socket. ​When it comes to connectivity, this little powerhouse truly shines. Having 8 AC outlets distributed smartly across the top and sides means that even those notoriously bulky power adapters don't block adjacent plugs. I can effortlessly power my dual monitors, laptop charger, desk lamp, and speaker system all simultaneously. But the real game-changer for my daily routine is the inclusion of the front-facing USB ports. The two USB-A ports equipped with Anker's IQ technology handle my smartwatches and wireless earbuds flawlessly, while the 20W Power Delivery USB-C port fast-charges my smartphone directly from the strip—eliminating the need for a separate charging brick entirely. ​Of course, plugging thousands of dollars worth of tech into a single hub requires absolute confidence in its safety mechanisms. Knowing this Anker power strip comes armed with a robust 2000 Joules of surge protection gives me immense peace of mind during heavy summer thunderstorms. The dual indicator lights on the top clearly display that the surge protection is active and the unit is properly grounded, offering a quick visual reassurance that my expensive home office gear is shielded from sudden voltage spikes. It is also TUV listed, which firmly reinforces its exceptional build quality and reliability. ​Overall, this has been an incredibly worthwhile addition to my daily workflow. It completely eliminates the dreaded wall-wart clutter, maximizes charging efficiency with those fast-charging USB ports, and tucks away neatly out of sight. Whether you are outfitting a tight college dorm room where outlets are scarce or upgrading a sprawling home office setup, this brilliantly engineered power hub provides the perfect blend of safety, convenience, and modern connectivity.

Best power strip I have used. Charges fast and has so many outlets it’s very convenient and the length is great aswell

I’m really happy with this Anker flat plug surge protector. I needed to upgrade from a basic extension cord to something more functional, especially one of those cube-style power strips with multiple outlets, and this has been a great upgrade. What I love most is the versatility. It has standard outlets, but also includes USB ports on the side, which is incredibly convenient for charging phones and other devices without needing extra adapters. Everything I need can plug in one place, which keeps things way more organized. The size is another big plus. It’s compact and doesn’t feel bulky at all, making it easy to use on a desk, nightstand, or behind furniture. Despite the smaller footprint, it still offers plenty of power options. I’ve had it plugged in and in use for the past few days, and I haven’t had a single issue. It feels well-made and reliable, and I’d definitely recommend it if you’re looking for a clean, functional power strip upgrade.

The wall plug is flat and the cable is also flat to the power plug box. However because it is flat the cable comes off the wall plug at an angle. I have two of these power strips by each side of my bed night stands and unfortunately one side the cable comes off in the direction away from my bed. I wish it was either straight down or rotatable. Plenty of ports for my use case both plugs and usb devices. Two USB A ports and one USB C

I’m really impressed with this Anker power strip. I originally bought one for my nightstand, and it worked so well that I bought a second one for the outlet behind my dresser. The ultra-thin flat plug is the best feature—it fits perfectly in that narrow gap where a standard plug wouldn't fit. The only thing to keep in mind is that the USB charging ports aren't "high-speed" wattage, but they are perfectly fine for charging my iPhone overnight. Definitely a high-quality, reliable product!

I’ve been using this surge protector for a while now, and I’m very happy with its performance. The flat plug is a fantastic feature, especially for tight spaces behind furniture, and the overall compact design makes it perfect for smaller areas. The outlet distribution is well thought out, allowing me to plug in multiple devices without crowding. While the price is slightly higher than some alternatives, the quality and thoughtful design make it worth it. Highly recommend this for anyone looking for a reliable and space-saving power strip!

I really like this extension cord. The little box sits neatly against my desk, the cable is flat but not too stiff so as to be unmanageable and it adds SO MANY charging options. Its a great device and knowing Anker, I trust their quality and longevity as well.

I bought these for our computers. They work well, and seem great so far.

This is one of those products where you can tell by looking at it if it will make your life easier or not. For me, it is a great device for being able to move the clutter of multiple power and USB cables out of sight. One caution about the USB-A ports which is mentioned multiple times in the lower reviews and that I found to be an issue as well: the USB-A ports do not seem to work well to power low-draw USB devices. They are meant for charging, and for charging modern devices they work fine. But one use I had in mind for one of the USB-A ports was to permanently power (not charge) an AirThings air quality monitor that needed a 5V 0.4A USB power supply. The device received power briefly on plugging it in, but then power was lost. The USB-C port powered the device as expected, but neither of the USB-A ports did. Connecting the device to a different Anker power bar model (the cube-shaped one) did not have the same issue, so I assume there's something about the ports on this particular model that don't work well with low-draw USB-A devices.

Amazing