6 Outlets Power Strip with 3 USB (3.1A,15W), One Beat Wall Mountable Power Strip Flat Plug with 6Ft Braided Extension Cord, Overload Protection for Travel Desk Office Home Cruise Ship

I purchased this for 2 reasons. First, it had 6 outlets with 3 USB ports, and second, but most important, it was wall mountable. Most power strips have small slots in the back that supposedly you can slip onto screws. I've never had any luck being able to mount them securely. This power strip actually has a tab in each corner with a small hole for screws. I marked the wall, drilled and set hollow wall anchors and screwed the strip securely to the wall. Perfect.

The " pros" are as follows: The layout of the receptacles allows for easy use with most devices without one plug blocking another. There are external drilled tabs on each corner to mount the power strip easily , instead of just the awkward " keyhole" mounting method on the back. There is an "on-off" rocker switch and circuit breaker on the front of the unit. There are 3 USB ports at one end. The 6 foot line cord is fabric covered, and not as stiff as many power cords. The " cons" are as follows" The on-off switch has no indicating light. The only indication of whether the unit is on and receiving power is a tiny, hard to see, green light near the USB ports. There was no instruction/information sheet with the unit, or on the box.

I wasn't expecting anything to go wrong, so I waited for a little over a month before I tried using this product and now I won't be able to return it. I have a cheap little soundbar in front of my computer screen that I plugged into it and it wouldn't even power up. Power up, not draw current needed to perform, but wouldn't even turn on. I don't think I've ever tried plugging pretty much any device into a power strip and it didn't work. If you have a decent grasp of how electricity is used to power electronics then you will understand this can have a less than desirable effect as you plugin more and more items. Oh, and I rated the cord length and sturdiness low because they seem to have more overall weight in the rating scale for the product than they should. If the product is bad, who cares how long the cord is or how sturdy it is. Trying to be sneaky with the ratings. If the only thing you ever plugin is a couple of phones to charge I'm sure it's fine. Maybe a laptop and a phone. Otherwise, it's garbage.

Works great. No “on” indicator. Mounted in the garage above my work bench to have extra outlets. I used HD wall anchors to mount it, as the screws that are included would only be good if you were mounting this to a wood surface.

This is a piece of - - - -! " 6 Outlets Power Strip with 3 USB (3.1A,15W), One Beat Wall Mountable Power Strip Flat Plug with 6Ft Braided Extension Cord, Overload Protection for Travel Desk Office Home Cruise ShipBrand: One Beat" ASIN: B083S7T676The Brand name should not be One Beat, but Dead Beat. Very annoying to close down two computers, unplug my old Power strip, plug everything into a new power strip only to find out that was DOA, DEAD ON ARRIVAL!Question? Does anyone do Quality Control?There isn't an option for 'No Stars', or I would have used it.

This product is perfect for all my cords at my desk. I was able to screw it to the underside of the desk. Makes my space very tidy vs having a few power cords or strips.

The usb ports stopped charging. No green light anymore. Only 5 of the plugs work as well. Very disappointed. The pictures indicate my usb hub is being powered by the plug in charger and there is no green light. Sad day. I really liked this surge protector and it's design just bad engineering inside. Pictures won't load. I have them if needed.

This is a great little power strip if you want to mount a power strip anywhere.It can fit most chunky wall-wart power cords (but not in adjacent plugs).But I bought this because the primary picture shows the cord is flat and angled down and to the left. Most flat plugs are angled down and to the right, but this one has a picture of the plug going to the left, and that's what would've worked best for my use case.Unfortunately the main picture for this item is incorrect. The plug is angled to the right.I'm not going to s end it back for that, though. I managed to hide the plug the way it is.