Klearlook Power Strip Tower with USB Slots&Individual Switches,10 Way Outlets 4 Smart USB Ports 2M Cord Vertical UK Plug Socket,3000W 13A Extension Lead with Multi-Protections for Home,Office,School

I used the Power Strip Tower at my charging point for mobile devices, cordless phone, battery for grass mower etc. It is much neater than flat power strips and has 4 USB sockets in addition. The mains lead winds round the inside of the base to enable only the length required to be visible. The tower is light but sturdy, with a handle for easy pickup. It is not designed for travelling, hence only 3 stars. it would be nice to have a switch for each socket rather than 3 in total (one for each layer) and something to hold the power lesd in position would be helpful. All in all a very useful and attractive piece of kit.

I honestly never thought that i will review a Power Strip Tower with USB Slots & Individual Switches but it's a really useful product and it's not to bulky for a power tower. The fact that the plugs can be individually switched on and off its great for safety and has 4 usb ports which you can just simply plug in the usb cable and charge the phone or any other equipment. I'm really happy with it the only thing i would probably like if the extension cable would be longer as there is plenty of space underneath the tower to store it and you can decide the length.

I like this and it suits my purpose, but if you are falling into the same trap I did believing from the pictures that each socket is individually switched, this may not be the one for you, as there is only 1 switch per row of 4. The bottom row has only 2 power sockets, the other 2 spaces being taken by 2 double usb chargers.I’d have ordered another for my pc, but I really need things like my printer & external drive to be separately switched, so it wouldn’t suit for that.It’s sturdy enough if stood on the floor, but I couldn’t see it taking a lot of abuse on the road for a working musician or DJ. I also found that the top switch sparks quite alarmingly, so I plug in the lamp that stays on permanently, so that’s not a problem.

I was looking for a home solution for all my plugs and cables with appliances plugged into various gang way extensions safety and convenience became a concern. In looking for a replacement I found the Klearlook power strip tower on Amazon and this appeared to address all my concerns and needs. Everything is tidier and much more convenient because the long 2m extension cable means I no longer have to crawl on my knees under tables, behind bookcases and around furniture to switch off mains sources or unplug and swap things as the tower has individual switches for each of the three levels of power outlets, of which there are ten with a further 4 very useful USB ports and a carry-handle on top so the plugs and sockets never need to be handled other than to insert or remove the plugs. The tower can be kept on a desk or discretely on the floor, or with the handle moved as required. I am already wondering how I previously coped without such useful USB ports as now I can leave USB charger cables with the tower without having to find precious available ports on my computer every time something needs charging.It also features surge/lightning/short-circuit/over-current/over-heating protection and cut-off so if it is as safe as is claimed then I am very happy with this product. So much so in fact that I immediately bought a second one for the rest of my gadgets and appliances and have been using both for a couple of weeks to date without issue at the time of writing.The product is made in China and for those wanting CE reassurance the product has CE marking and inspection sticker, indicating it conforms to European health, safety and protection standards, this CE marking can be found on the base of the unit.

Finding myself short of power sockets, I decided to take a look at the Klearlook 10 way extension lead tower. Having various protections included was a must, but I hope to never have to put these to the test. 10 sockets is probably overkill for my current needs, but I thought the design and size would suit the intended purpose and location. Plus it allows me to expand without having to worry about unplugging devices to make way for others. In the past, I’ve only ever purchased strips, so this is my first tower.After opening my Amazon parcel, I found a box, quite a bit smaller than I was expecting (which is good). Although I had seen photos of the tower, as well as reading the product dimensions, it seems much smaller in your hands. This means it’ll take up less room on my desk/cabinet - great!Removing it from the box, I was presented with a nice looking, light-weight plastic tower. The plastic material seems to be of a higher quality than some of the cheaper extension strips I own. It’s unlikely to fall on the floor or get trodden on though, so this won’t really get tested. Hopefully, I won’t have to see how well it does in a fire either.After finding the cable curled up nicely in the base of the unit. I unravelled this all the way, then proceeded to plug it into the wall socket and connect a few devices. As mentioned above, 10 sockets is probably slightly overkill. I’d never need to use that many devices at the same time. But having rows of 4 sockets (top and middle), then a row of 2, plus 4 USB sockets, all with their own on/off switch, means I can just switch things on as I need them. I can have my TV and games console plugged into one row. A lamp, laptop or miscellaneous devices plugged into another. Then my phone charger and/or USB leads into the last. Having things arranged this way, I only have to flip the switch for the row I wish to use/switch off and not have to keep unplugging cables all the time. Brilliant!It’s early days, but no problems experienced so far. It seems like a very nice little unit.The only negative I can find (being very picky) is how the cable leaves the unit through a gap in the base. There seems to be holes for a couple of small screws and a cable clamp (like when you wire a plug) to hold the cable in place, once the desired length has been chosen. I’m unable to find any screws or a clamp in the box, or any mention of them being included. This just means that the cable can sometimes come out of the gap when the tower is moved, meaning it may not stand flat. It can be easily put back into place though. Making the gap slightly smaller, so the cable is a tighter fit might be a solution for this. As my tower won’t be moving anywhere once everything is plugged in, I don’t find this a real issue. When the cable is in the gap, the tower is pretty sturdy.A great little tower. Thoroughly recommended.