Extension Lead, PRITEK 8 Way Outlets Vertical Tower Power Strip with 4 Smart USB Charging Ports 10A/2500W 1000 Joules Surge Protector Extension Socket with 2m/6.5ft Extension Cord (Black)

We are just about to move to a new house, and one that has very little in the way of handy accessible power pockets in the bedrooms. We do intend to eventually get new sockets properly installed, but in the short term we needed a extension to allow to run our phones, bedside lights, laptop, hairdryer etc with out a sprawling mass of wires everywhere. This seemed to be an ideal solution as not only do you get 8 sockets but you get 4 USB slots too so it's great for phones etc. It's a small tower shape with 2 sockets on each of the four sides, and the 4 x usb socks in between one side. There's two red switches on the top which turn on or off each set of 4 plug sockets, so you can divide them into those you permanently want to keep on (bedside clock and radio in our case) and those you only want to turn on when needed (like our hairdryer). I mention it's small because it's a lot smaller than I expected it to be, and it doesn't take up much room at all. The power cord in 2 metres long, which is nice as our plug socket isn't that close to the bed. The USB sockets are great and I love that these are becoming standard on new power strips these days as it does away with the need for separate phone and laptop chargers. The only thing I do miss is Quick Charge 3.0 support, but I understand that would add a lot to the price. As this is used next to our bed it's not as issue anyway as we are leaving our phones to charge overnight. The Good Stuff: Small and compact 4 x USB sockets 2 x Power on/off switches The not-so-good stuff: Nothing - I'd love QC support but understand I won't get it for this price In conclusion then this is a very small and neat solution to allow you to plug up to 12 devices in at one (assuming you have 4 x usb devices). Having the two switches is a nice feature and it all seems well made.

We were quite surprised when this beauty turned up. It was tiny! Is that a bad thing? Absolutely not! So if you look at the picture and are considering buying, just try to imagine the size of two plugs sat side by side, and a little extra on top. This is how high it is - not very at all. Which is wonderful! Yes I know it should have been obvious but it's one of those where you look at the picture and imagine it being completely differently sized than what it is. So - we live in an old house that's in dire need of a rewire. Can't afford it, but desperately need more plug sockets. We have an array of wires, extension cables and it all looks pretty hideous. We fight over who gets the plug socket to charge up our mountain of mobile devices. I'm sure many of you can empathise with this scenario! A friend recently showed their newly installed plug sockets with added USB ports. They looked amazing - but cost a fortune to have installed around her house. If you don't have the luxury of loads of money, of need a multi-plug socket that's a little more portable - then this is for you. With 8 plugs, in a clever tower style so the plug wires don't clog or prevent plugging in (as some badly laid out 4 or 8 way sockets struggle with), it's brilliant. And then as if it couldn't get any better - you have dedicated USB ports too. And these auto adjust the charging rate for different devices. So I don't have to have all these annoying USB plug adapters all over the place. On top of that - and the bit that was certainly concerning with a contraption like this - is that there is a surge protector. Believe me - you don't want to get something that doesn't have your back covered like that (been there, done that, never again). Brilliant item, and the cheap way of keeping up with technology demands in a house that wasn't built for tech.

I originally wanted to tidy up a corner which had several leads into one extension plug, unfortunately I just ended up with a lot of plugs in a bulky object which was on show and hard to disguise and an extra lead. Although not suitable for my requirements it was a well made item and value for money.

Great use for my desk very useful and good amount of plugs and usbs

This is an excellent product. I had a traditional power strip in the bedroom but the area was getting messy and I was attracted to the idea of getting a smart power strip, which would allow me to switch off easily and conserve energy at times. I found this on searching and I'm delighted with it and with the price which is currently under £24. I think the design of the product has been well thought through - it's very compact and there is space to allow the plugs to coexist without rubbing up against each other. As a bonus there are four USB port, which simplifies how many items need access to a plug. It's not the most beautiful object but it won't scare the horses in white and grey and it's compact and stops some of the eyesore of wire jumbles. I have just ordered another one for the jumble of plugs in my living room entertainment area.

Very good value for money, so good that I bought another. Bought the first one for the home office (WFH now) and was nice to be able to free up some plugs as this has 4 USB charging/power points. Bought another for the living room instead of buying another 4 point extension lead for the ever growing number of gadgets that is needed in a living room. Very small footprint, very sturdy and look nice.

I am really pleased with this; it has tidied up my bedroom no end - see my 'Before' and 'After' photos below. In my bedroom I have my landline phone, hairdrier, hair straighteners, hair curlers, tower fan and fairy lights permanently plugged in. I previously had a long, flat power strip with 6 sockets. This now is SO much tidier and provides 8 plus 4 USB charging sockets. I’ve posted ‘before’ and ‘after’ pics below – I still have a bundle of cables at the back but they have to remain loose as I need their length in order to use my hairstyling appliances. Each side of this tower has 4 plug sockets, one with additional 4 x USB sockets; there is a red switch on top to turn a side on or off for safety. I used to have everything on all the time at the plug (off at the individual appliance) so this has improved safety – I now only have my landline phone and a remote-controlled fan ‘on’ continuously at the plug. The other side I will use for my hair stuff. This has all the correct safety markings on it and is protected to 10 amp with auto cut-out mechanism and a red button underneath to reset if it powers out for safety reasons (so I can then reduce the wattage in use). The photos speak volumes – just take a look

My computor and accesories needs sockets This is more than enough as 12 inputs on a cube with 6 mobile charge points as. Well