Extension Cord 15 ft, BESHON Flat Plug Power Strip, Long Power Strip, 4 Widely Outlets with 3 USB Ports (2 USB C), Extension Cord with Multiple Outlets for Home, Office, Dorm Room Essentials, Black

This flat extension cord power strip is honestly one of the best little home upgrades I’ve made. I now have 2 or 3 of these in almost every room—they are that good!The flat plug design is a total game-changer—no more moving furniture, couches, or beds just to plug something in. It fits flush against the wall, so I can finally have my setup the way I want without fighting with bulky plugs.The 4 widely spaced outlets plus 3 USB ports (including 2 USB-C!) make it super versatile. I can charge my phone, tablet, lamp, diffuser—you name it—all in one spot. The 3-side outlet design is also genius for not crowding plugs.At 6 feet, the cord gives me plenty of reach without being too long or messy. Honestly, this little gadget has made life so much easier. If you’re tired of outlet struggles and want something sleek and functional, this is it. 10/10 recommend!

This is probably one of the best travel items I have ever purchased!I was recently on an international trip and this extension cord was the best. When you are in a hotel with only one electrical outlet, this solves the issues. I was able to plug in my CPAP machine and charge my iPhone, my iPod, and my Apple watch all at the same time, (with additional charging ports still available). Also helps when the outlet is a distance away.Compact, easy to travel with. A great product.

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Worked out perfect for my Cruise

I have not yet used the item long term. I do not know how long lasting or rugged or durable the item is with regular use. But so far it works as it should. It seems compact enough for a 10 foot extension cord and should be good for packing in a backpack or suitcase for travel.It has three receptacles for electrical plugs and it is really good that the design is such that the receptacles are placed a good distance from each other or on a different side of receptacle square should you have to use a Charging Block for a computer or laptop. Often other extension cords have receptacles that are very close to each other and are meant to put older-fashioned electrical plugs (which are not as bulky as modern day electrical blocks) side by side ..It also has a USB receptacle and two Type-C receptacles.I would have preferred two USB receptacles than Type-C ones but the design is still good and useable.The braided part of the cord is made of some kind of fabric-like fibers and does seem to be more rugged in-a-way than just plastic coating, but it might be more likely to pick up dust from the floor when the cord is lying on the ground, and with plastic coating you can use a damp cloth to clean it off. I'm not sure how to clean the material on this cord.However I do like this item enough. I am hoping it works properly and lasts long. I will update according to my findings

I love this little extension cord. I travel extensively for work as well as pleasure, and I’m forever needing to plug in my laptop or phone charger and there’s NEVER an outlet nearby. This is thin/small enough that it wraps up nicely and tucks into my travel bag for easy access when I’m in the hotel, office, or airport. The cord is long enough to give you extra length without being excessively long. It’s had a lot of use since over the past few months and I’ve never had an issue with it. I highly recommend this one if you’re looking for a way to charge your devices with multiple chargers (e.g., USB-A, USB-C, and AC).

Okay, I had to rewrite this review because my testing was flawed. I saw that this appliance only produced half an amp on the USB ports and was outraged, but then realized the problem with my test.The pros:The flush-mount plug only protrudes less than half an inch from the wall outlet. The length of the cord is six feet as advertised.I bought this appliance to charge multiple devices simultaneously, but initially could not get the voltage to 5v or the amperage above half an amp (picture included). Then I adjusted my testing rig, pulled just over 5v and nearly three amps. I may be doing something wrong, but no mater how many appliances I applied too the USB 2 port, it would not produce more than 2.75 amps consistently and, when it did, there was a subtle voltage drop to ~4.9v. That's no big deal when charging and a voltage drop is expected when there is a load on the circuit.The cons:I can't say that there are really any cons besides the single USB 2 port. I would have preferred two USB 2 ports and one USB-C, but that's going to change soon if the trend continues and manufactures keep producing more and more USB-C devices.All told, I am very content with this appliance and can say with certainty that the reduced price of $9.99 is fair. I would buy this again even at the full price.

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