Anker Power Strip with 300J Surge Protector, 5ft Outlet Extender, 20W, 6AC

I recently picked up this Anker power strip for my home office setup, and it has completely cleared up my cable clutter. The design is incredibly well thought out—the flat plug is a massive lifesaver because it sits perfectly flush against the wall behind my desk, and the 5-foot cord gives me just enough reach without leaving a messy coil on the floor. What makes this so much better than a standard power strip, though, is the built-in USB ports. With 6 regular AC outlets, I have plenty of room for my monitor, laptop, and lamp, but having two USB-C and two USB-A ports right on the strip means I don't have to hunt down bulky charging blocks for my phone or headphones anymore. The 20W direct charging speed is surprisingly fast, and knowing it has Anker's reliable build quality plus surge protection gives me great peace of mind. Whether you're trying to organize a workspace, clean up the cords behind your nightstand, or outfit a dorm room, this is an absolute must-have upgrade that makes keeping your devices powered up so much easier.

I love Anker products. The Anker Power Strip with 300J Surge Protector is the perfect size for my teacher bag as well as for traveling. It is not bulky like my Anker cube. What's more, I can plug usb-c and usb-a cords directly into it. It is worth the money and it seems like durability will not be an issue. Surge protection is important to me as I do not want to fry my tech which has happened before with non-name brand extension cords. My opinion is you can't go wrong with Anker and I expect the Anker Power Strip with 300J Surge Protector last.

Dateline: Under a Desk, in a Tangle of Wires, 3:52 AM. Down here in the dark, dusty netherworld of cable management, there is a constant, brutal war for space. Power bricks the size of small fists fight for dominance, and thick, unruly cords conspire to create a rat’s nest of pure chaos. To bring order to this domain, you need a special kind of weapon. A tool designed for tight spaces and desperate situations. You need the Anker Flat Plug Power Strip. The form factor is the first thing that hits you. It is a work of pure, unadulterated genius. The plug itself is flat, a slim wafer that lies flush against the wall, allowing you to shove a desk or a bookshelf right up against it without leaving a massive, ugly gap. It is a masterpiece of spatial negotiation. The strip itself is a long, thin, elegant slab, a far cry from the chunky, awkward power bars of yesteryear. It slides into the narrow confines of a cable cubby like a secret agent on a stealth mission. And it is a hydra. A 10-in-1 beast of connectivity. Six proper AC outlets, ready for your monitor, your computer, your lamp, your whole menagerie of electricity-hungry hardware. And then there are the USB ports—two A’s, two C’s—a built-in charging station that promises to eliminate the need for a whole mess of extra wall warts. It is a one-stop-shop for taming the digital chaos. But here, my friends, is where we must have a frank discussion. A moment of clarity. A look at the fine print of reality. The USB-C ports are capable of a glorious, high-velocity rapid charge. They can resurrect a dying phone with shocking speed. But only if you use one at a time. The moment you plug a second device into the USB bank, a negotiation takes place deep within the soul of the machine. The power is divided. The rapid charge surrenders, replaced by a slower, more democratic trickle. This is not a flaw; it is a law of this particular universe. It is a power-sharing arrangement. To expect this slim, elegant strip to deliver a full-blast, rapid charge to four devices simultaneously is to ask too much of physics and good sense. And once you understand that rule, once you accept that one, single compromise, the Anker Flat Strip reveals itself for what it is: a brilliant, specialized tool. It is the perfect command center for the modern desk, a master of spatial efficiency, and a capable, if not god-like, charging hub. Shoved under my desk in its little cave, it has brought a quiet, organized peace to a once-chaotic jungle. It is a fantastic power strip, a marvel of design. You just have to know the rules of the game. And for anyone who can read the damn signs, it’s a clear and absolute winner.

This Anker power strip works great for everyday use. It has enough outlets for my devices without taking up too much space, and the surge protection gives me extra peace of mind. The build quality feels solid, and the compact design makes it easy to place on a desk or beside a bed. Overall, a simple and useful power strip that does the job well.

This power strip is exactly what I needed. The flat plug sits flush against the wall, allowing me to push my cabinet completely against the wall without the plug getting in the way. It's well-built, provides plenty of outlets and USB charging options, and the 5-foot cord is the perfect length. The surge protection is an added bonus for peace of mind. Excellent quality, thoughtful design, and I highly recommend it.

It has a button to turn on and off, as well as two indicator lights - one for ON and the other to show active surge protection. I previously used those clamp type power strips but I never knew what wire I was grabbing. This has been a great alternative and is super convenient. The form factor is a huge plus as it's compact. Because of that only suggest it for areas that don't have a lot of electronics and definitely wouldn't use for a desk/computer setup that has a lot of powered accessories as the various plug sizes would likely not fit. My only gripe and this will not affect everyone but I had to orient it upside down horizontally because the wall outlet is to the right. Another option was to put it vertical but then the usb ports would be at the top. Not a dealbreaker of course though! No complaints about charging; it has been great!

I’ve become a fan of Anker products, cables, charging blocks, etc. this is a typical power strip with surge protection but it shines on how over engineered it is compared to the grocery store hardware aisle versions of old. Slick, sturdy, enough outlets for any desk or entertainment center, various USB-C and A ports to accommodate modern electronics without additional mess of power blocks and adapters. The side-by-side configuration keeps its footprint minimal under or on the desk. Long enough power cord to reach any setup. Enough power from USB ports to charge laptop, phone simultaneously.

I trust Anker as a product. I have used many of their power strips over the years in my home and my office. I ordered two of the 300J Surge Protectors, one for my desk at home and one for my desk in the office. The Surge Protector have a 5ft chord, which give decent reach but can also be tied up nicely for a shorter reach. The block is rather compact and features 6 Traditional outlets mounted on an angle so there is space and reach for each outlet, i appreciate this as I used them in a cable management tray to keep my cables tidy and out of the way! It also has two USB-A and Two USB-C on the end of the block. With this power strip, I am powering a laptop, a monitor, my phone, a kindle and my alexa device.

Great power strip. I use it on my nightstand and it looks great. I like that it has multiple USB ports so I can charge various devices at the same time. I also like the flat plug, since I didn't have enough space for a regular plug between my nightstand and the wall.

La marca Anker siempre me ha gustado porque es de las mejores, la recomiendo ampliamente. Además ya es una version mas compacta y supongo mejorada.

Gran calidad, lo espera un poquito más ligero, pero me gusto mucho

I love Anker products, and this power cord is no exception. I like the flat plug and cord, in particular.

It works nicely as an unobtrusive desktop power bar, where its low profile and small footprint are its real advantages. As for the USB charging ports, just check in advance whether they will meet your needs. Here is a quick summary of the USB ports (info is from the Anker website): When you only have one device plugged in and you use the USB-C port on the left, it can deliver 20W using the Power Delivery (PD) standard; if you use the USB-C port on the right, it can deliver 15W using the PowerIQ (IQ) standard. Either of the USB-A ports can deliver 12W using the IQ standard. Once you have multiple devices plugged in at once, they share power and max out at 15W shared. If you need more power, just plug your regular charger into one of the six 120V outlets and charge that way. Overall, I'm really pleased with the convenient size and versatility.