Power Strip Tower Surge Protector, SUPERDANNY Desktop Charging Station, 10 Ft Extension Cord, 9 Outlets, 4 USB Ports, 1080 Joules, 3-Prong, Grounded, Multiple Protections for Home, Office, Blue

My boyfriend has two of these and encouraged me to get one. I waited several years but now I splurged and I really love it. There are nine outlets and four USB (2 USB-A and 2 USB-C). There is also a power button on top that allows me to turn off power to the entire unit. There is also a red overload / reset button on the bottom back. The current price of $28.78 plus tax is also reasonable for this. Overall, I am happy with my purchase.

Great for multiple electronics and cord management

SUPERDANNY Desktop Charging Station, 10 Ft Extension Cord, 9 Outlets, 4 USB Ports, 1080 Joules, 3-Prong, Grounded, Multiple Protections for Home, Office, BluePower Strip Tower Surge Protector, SUPERDANNY Desktop Charging Station, 10 Ft Extension Cord, 9 Outlets, 4 USB Ports, 1080 Joules, 3-Prong, Grounded, Multiple Protections for Home, Office, BlueI took this to my office to use. It has come in handy several times over this last month. When I have a few co workers come in we have been able to connect with the help of the extra ports, longer extension cord, extra outlets. I love the color!

Really useful I’m able to plug in my printers, monitor, and charge my phone in it. I’m very pleased with my purchase.

Nice to find a decent desktop power cord organizer as opposed to alot of extension taps which are designed for the floor. We all have them. This vertical design has a small-ish footprint (4-5 in. square by eye - can't find my tape measure) and allows easy access to the 4 USB ports (5V/2A range per port - USB A) These are not "fast" charger ports so you can also use it to power some of your USB devices in real time. Have a handheld gaming console with low-capacity rechargeable battery? Just plug it and you're good to go. Well, you're tethered, but you know what I mean. Mine is located on a little table next to my recliner so it's very handy for this.The 9 120V outlets work fine as well, though I wouldn't load them up with multiple high-end, high-demand gear. It's rated for 1250W, shared, so, as with all extension taps, be aware of your total wattage.There is also a quick charger for USB on top of the unit, which I didn't use.It does feel a little lightweight and not sure I'd trust the surge protection to protect my electronics in a thunderstorm, but for the $35 price tag (mine was Superdanny by Aracky) you could do worse.

Good product.

Thus is a really nice charging station I plane to but more!

I use this power tower in the living room for all the many USB cords I need plugged in! I put it under the side table near where I usually sit. It’s very handy. Unlike a power strip, it doesn’t have a mind of its own, twisted around by the cord. It stays put. It’s a convenient size and not very heavy. I like it so much better than a power strip.I have three items that are plugged into the electrical outlets - a lamp and some exercise equipment. The rest are USB - a small fan, a phone cord, a multicolor light projector, and a moon lamp. It seems like everything is USB now. I think even more USB plugs would be a good improvement. But you can always add a wall wart to an electrical outlet.There’s a button on top to turn this off but I never use that.This would be really handy to sit on top of a desk where you want to have access to the plugs. The power cord is a good length - long enough but not so long that it gets in the way.