Anker Power Strip, 900J Surge Protector, 35W Max

I needed to add modern surge protectors with USB charging ports, and these Anker ones are the ones I got. I got an 8-outlet one and a 6-outlet one. The design is clean with the outlets at an angle on both sides. You get USB-A and USB-C ports to charge your things. You can use them to charge phones and devices, but we mainly use ours to charge LED neon lights that don't need much electricity. The build quality of the protector is good, and the cable is thick. The end cable is flat, so when it's plugged in, it sits flat against the wall. Overall, this is a great value in terms of the design, the number of outlets, and USB charging capabilities. Recommended.

Best power strip I have ever bought. It's small, doesn't take up a lot of room. The four USB ports all say when I plug the cords in. The device says fast charge! The flat off center plug. Let's me move stuff closer to the wall. A lot of power strips nowadays have small gauge wires in the cord. This clearly shows it's a lot more durable. With the cord, it's flat. You can see hot, neutral and ground in center. The one it is replacing, the plugs in the outlets. Would fall out or have the plug end exposed. I always thought I would get a shock... This goes on sale for $23.99 all the time.

I bought a DeskPi 8U mini 10” server rack for my smart home hubs and needed a slim power strip that had enough plugs, USB, and USB-C. This fits perfectly! It’s thin enough I was able to put this on the inner side between the shelves and the side panel, with enough room on each side to run the cords along the edges, keeping the look of the rack clean from the outside. I still need to clean up the cords a little bit and tie some down. The flat and flexible power cord works well coming out of the bottom. The power switch is easy and works, but I can't easily access it the way I positioned it, so I haven't used anything to permanently mount it. The shelves, cords, and weight distribution seem to keep it in place, so mounting doesn't seem to be necessary. I positioned it so the USB ports are pointing up with easy-to-access use for some of my hubs that require USB/C. Since the AC plugs go out to the sides at an angle, it's not creating too much bulk, so I'm able to plug all my smart home hubs in and still have room for my gateway, with enough space to add a Raspberry Pi or even a small NAS. I haven't had any issues with connectivity and the surge protection seems to work. I did buy another version for my TV because I love the design and size of the power strips. Both this version and the smaller white version have been great for cable management and keeping all my devices connected without a bunch of plugs blocking each other or cords running across the floor or wall. The plug is also thin and flat so you don't have to worry about a bludge sticking out behind furniture. The white one in the photos is the smaller version with the 10-inch cord but it's easier to see the layout and how it looks so I thought I'd include it here. They have the same size flat cord in width and depth, but this version is only 5 feet. I wish they had this available with a 10-inch cord but they don't, hence the smaller version for the TV. The cord gives it a clean look. If I didn't have an ethernet cord next to it, I probably could have a cleaner look using double-sided adhesive for light strips, but since I have two cables I had to use clear light strip clips to hold both in place.

Quality was solid. It worked better than expected. I would buy it again!

If you want a powerstrip that saves on space and has the capacity to do what your want this is the one. You have 8 outlets to work with each feel secure with what's plugged in, you can even save my not relying on a charger block as the USB C port(only one) supports up to 35w if your phone supports 25w super fast charging this will get the job done. I dont own much usb type a anymore but it's nice to have options.The other usb port can be used for earbuds or smart watch device as you see fit. It fits snug on the table you barely notice it surprisingly has a bit of heft to it it stays in place getting the job done, great for my dorm and setup This was also used like and it came in perfect condition.

It’s a beautiful piece of hardware don’t get me wrong. Has all the ports and usb-a and usb-c I need. My main reason for buying it was to use it behind a tv that was mounted on the wall. Everything works well on it. The only issue that I ran into with it is mounting it on the wall. It does come with two screws to mount it to a wood stud, but doesn’t come with any anchors for drywall installations. With my situation I have to use drywall. I wish I could use wood, but my walls make it impossible. I tried to go to Lowe’s to located anchors but impossible to find because it requires a screw so small that I couldn’t find one to fit and I couldn’t find any anchors to fit the screws that came with it. I am going to Gerry rig it and hold it up by using large plastic zip ties instead. But don’t let this discourage you from buying it. It’s small, powerful and packed with features. Small form factor.

I liked the design of the product and having extra usb & usb-c ports are very functional. It durability is yet to be seen but i think it will last a long time. I'm very happy with this purchase.

The item came as advertised. Very slim, doesn't take much space so very convenient. Enough space in between outlets for charging cube

It's Anker. All their products are great, what can I say. Works perfectly and doesn't surge and flip the breakers even in apartments.

very well designed power bar as the surface tilted outward so it gives more room to fit large adaptors

Great product, surge protector and nicely placed plugs

I love the functionality of this product. Very useful for me. Just we have to know that when we switch off the side switch the small light switch off instantly but round big light switch off late, so we don’t need to remove the plug.

Works great, happy with charging speeds.