15A 8-Port Power Strip Extension Cord, 12ft Long, Chrome

I have had this power strip for a couple weeks and use it in a makeshift kitchen area. Although I was looking for something with the outlets set a little farther apart to give appliance access to the length of the counter space, this suffices and I'm pleased with the purchase. It's solidly constructed and there's enough room in between plugs to enable plugging in most items with power supplies, excepting maybe the biggest, bulkiest, most poorly designed ones. The cord is a little long for my needs but that wasn't a big issue--I'd rather have too long a cord than too short.

The product is actually 25 1/8" long, not 26.2 as in the description. This is fine by me - I bought it to screw into the side of an Ikea desk for out-of-the-way power management. It works great for that. It DOES, in fact, come with mounting hardware in the form of stamped sheetmetal brackets that can be screwed into things. The screws and nuts that come with it are meant for fixing those brackets to T-slot, and won't help you screwing into wood, but you can just use any old wood screw on the brackets, no problem. See the included image - I think that mounting hardware was probably added to the product more recently than some of the reviews claiming there's no way to mount it.

This strip was a lifesaver! I live in a pretty old apartment complex (Think all single pane windows, 70's brick color type) and another fun feature of this apartment was the lack of plugs in the kitchen. The ONE SINGLE plug behind the stove which powers both stove and fridge, seemed to be enough plugs for these people. In today's age, that will not work. We bought this, and mounted it vertically in my window that looks into my living room (Another fun 70's style!) and ran the extension cord to the nearest plug. That is where this thing was great. Most of these style strips had a short power strip and short cord. I needed short power strip but long cord. This delivered, and has been amazing. The clips hold it very securely, and I don't even remember what I did without it!

One of the plugs was jammed and made it impossible to safely plug anything into it without exposed leads. Otherwise it does the job.

Bought several of these for my display shelves to use with lighted ceramic houses. Sturdy, long cord, very pleased.

Originally bought it for my garagr and end up using it with a power cord on the power generator. It was large enough to let me conect most of the appliances on my home

Works great. A lot better than the small strips that actually can't take as many devices as plugs.

Mounted plug strip to wall below desk for various computer equipment. Physically it feels good quality, including a heavy gauge and nicely long cord. The problems appear in the details. I have installed it multiple times in different locations. The plates for mounting do an okay job but are not perfect so sometimes you can get a clean mount where it will "pop" in securely and stay put, and other times where it will kinda pop in and half pop out. The quality of the outlet receptacles themselves is really quite poor. Each outlet feels different and has a vague feel that sometimes really resists the plug yet at the same time is not secure. Power bricks may even fall out. Not terribly impressive I gotta say, but for the price and with it's overall decent metal build, it's not entirely out of the realm of reasonable value...well, not entirely anyway. I would look elsewhere if I had to buy again.Edit:After using this plug strip for 6 months I'm dropping my rating from 3 to 2 starts. The problem I described above about the receptacle sockets not feeling secure when I plug something in has gotten much worse. Basically any and all receptacles loosen up once you use them and the power bricks and cords easily sag, experience intermittent connection issues, and sometimes even fall out (plug strip is wall mounted so cords go out to the side). I will be looking to another product as a replacement.