Surge Protector Power Strip - Nuetsa Flat Plug Extension Cord with 8 Outlets and 4 USB Ports, 6 Feet Power Cord (1625W/13A), 2700 Joules, ETL Listed, Black

This is a quality surge protector and I love the built in usb ports. My son uses this for his gaming setup and he is able to plug in his controller charges directly to the USB plugs! This is a compact surge protector with sk many plug ins!! This is such a great versatile product and was so easy to mount. I also love the functionality of the flat plug. I was able to plug this surge protector in behind his gaming desk!

I needed to get rid of a bunch of old adapters and bulky extension leads, and I’m glad I chose this Surge Protector Power Strip from Nuetsa. It’s made everything much neater and more organised. The flat plug is a great design choice — it sits nicely against the wall and works perfectly behind furniture. There are plenty of outlets and USB ports, so I can charge everything in one place without it feeling cramped. Feels solid and well-made, and the surge protection gives peace of mind. Great value for the price and does exactly what I needed.

Aloha everyone. This is Charlie and I'm doing a view of the surge protector power strips. I saw that these came in the 20-ft length and had all the features as far as a USB c plug in parts and whatever else that's on it. I'm not that familiar with tevh stuff names. The reason I ordered this was because of the length and what I plan to do was use them instead of tearing out my walls and putting in more electrical outlets to plug stuff into. I live in a 1930s home and it has only one plug on one side of the wall and that's it. Now I do know how to run electrical extensions through the wall but it involves tearing out the sheetrock a bit drilling holes in the studs running the Romex through the holes and using a fishing line to get it to the next spot and then putting it all together and then you only have two plugs or maybe four. So this for me is quite a big headache saver. It works fine I've been using them I have no problem they don't get hot I don't have them full of stuff plugged into all most of my TV and a little fan but I'm sure I could put more I just don't have anything else to plug into it. It's convenient when I need to charge my phone I can just plug it in there so that's a good thing too. Now I like this so much I ordered for more because all the other rooms are pretty much the same and like I said it's just saves me a lot of grief and work tearing out drywall running the cord and then having to close the drywall up and repaint. I can't help but feel this is just a way to go for me and so far it's been great. These are 20 ft long and a good price I feel for getting such a good quality power strip with all the bells and whistles and the cord itself is very thick and sturdy. Now when you get it it comes curled up so I found that if you boil some water and soak the cord little by little you can take out each of those little curls or kinks and make it a straight cord and that really works. Okay well that's my review on this I'll show you a picture of the others I have outside. They're outside because when you get them they have that plastic smell that needs to be aired out of them. So I put them outside for a while to get rid of that smell otherwise it'll keep me awake all night. Okay well this is your friend in Maui.Sincerely, Charlie

This surge protector power strip is well worth it. It has plenty of outlets plus USB and USB-C ports, which makes it perfect for powering all my setup needs, including my TV, game consoles, and sound bar. Everything works great, and it helps keep things organized. I love it.

The pictures and description in the listing is accurate. I have been using this powerstrip for over 1 year now with no issues. The device itself has a sturdy, plastic housing with all ports perfectly lined up with the case openings, a 8 foot 9-10mm thick power cord with a thick strain relief where the cord exits the power strip, and an angled, against the wall plug for a tidy look. Usage of the power strip consists of a ON/RESET (OFF) switch, ground indicator led, and a protected led. Both led's should light up if everything is working well. The USB-C port and the USB-A ports are NOT quick charge ports; ouput is only 5V/3A. Though the power rating of the power strip is 1875W and you have a device with a power rating over 1000W, it is highly advised to plug that device directly into a wall outlet and not the power strip. The power strip can be optionally wall mounted via the screw head holes on the back of the device; mounting screws are not included. What i did not see in on the device or in the little manual is what you really need to know about a surge protector and that is the clamping voltage, response time, etc., however, under "Safety Notification #4" in the manual, it says "This product is only a outlet extender..." With that being said, i wouldn't use this with any high end equipment, tv's, home entertainment system, etc. As i initally stated, I have been using this over a year and it as been working flawlessly for me with what I'm using it for. The numerous outlets allow me to plug in the numerous AC adapters i have that seem to come with every device nowadays. I have my router, external USB drive, NAS drive, 2 network switches, and my ooma adapter all plugged in. Very happy with this purchase!

It's nice, you have plug-in for electric and also 3usb a and 1usb c port

Works perfectly, nice quality. Nice that it has space for a couple of wall power adapters. The remaining outlets are nicely spaced.

Happy with this purchase. I always use surge protectors versus just a power strip to protect my items. I like that this has USB ports on it to make it easy to plug in to charge my phone, tablet, etc.... Makes that easy enough. I would buy this again if needed.

love it

Works and looks great. Helps keep cords neat.

This is what the inside actually looks like. The seller's CGI image (in the listing as of Aug. 1 2022) uses a generic "circuit board" texture that doesn't make sense, and they just omitted most of the components. The LED lenses/light pipes do exist, but they're on the lid; The TVS isn't visible in my photo and is presumably behind the PCB―I didn't check.

I've had it for 2 or 3 years and haven't had any issues. It works great. I don't use all the outlets on it. It doesn't buzz or ring some other power strips I've had

I like the size, the space between the outlets and the fact that one of the USBs is a C. It works as it should and is very useful to plug in random devices once your permanent plusgs are in.