Power Strip Tower Surge Protector, JACKYLED 6.5ft Retractable Extension Cord with 4 USB Ports 6 AC Outlets, 3000W 13A Desktop Charging Station for Home Office Dorm Room

3RD UPDATE 7/11/23 AFTER 4.5 YEARS - I have three of these. They are all still working great, even after 4 1/2 years. You can read about the first two below. The third one (now 16 months) has been in my grandsons bedroom. It has a 32" flat screen, DVD player, VHS player, Fire Stick and lava lamp plugged into it. No USB's, but they work fine. Everything looks better hidden behind the entertainment center. All three of these stay plugged in 24/7 and we've never had any problems whatsoever. We have very few outlets in this house and these have been a lifesaver.Today(Prime Day), I came back to buy a 4th one and they are unavailable, which is disappointing. I hope they come back soon. You won't be disappointed with these, if you are lucky enough to get one.2ND UPDATE 2/25/22 AFTER 3 YEARS - I have two of these, bought in 1/19 & 5/20. They both still work great. I still have the original one in the kitchen (over three years now, still full) and have a second one in the guest bedroom. It was so nice to get rid of the big power strip w/the ugly mess of cords. It now looks neat with all the cords behind the TV stand. I have a 40" flat screen, BD player, air purifier, Fire Stick, stereo and lamp plugged into the one in the bedroom. No USB's, but they all work, as tested. I have never had a problem with any fuses blowing or any electical problems of any sort. I am buying a third one today and am thinking a 4th one soon.1ST UPDATE 5/20/20 - IT STILL WORKS GREAT! Everything still works on it and we use it everyday, with more items still plugged in. I am going to buy another one for upstairs.Our house is 28 years old and was built with the minimum electric outlets allowed in home at that time (2-3 outlets per room max and it is awful). 90% of the outlets in our house have some kind of surge protector plug-in or cord for additional outlets. The problem in my kitchen, is that every outlet has a toggle light switch with it. This makes it almost impossible to put a plug-in surge protector outlet, as it covers the light switch. We tried a regular indoor extension cord with no surge protection, but the cord got hot. This charging station seems to be the answer...so far anyway. I've only had this a few weeks. 24 hours a day, we have the air fryer, weather radio and lighted salt rock plugged in. The Fry Daddy is plugged in almost everyday and so is a fan to help with ventilation, as the builders didn't put an adequate vent in the kitchen either. My phone is charged regularly and I just unplugged a string of Christmas lights that were plugged in 24 hours per day with everything else also. I really like that you can turn off the bottom or top set of outlets, when not in use. Oh and my favorite part is the retractable cord. So, there is no extra cord laying around next to it. And of course, surge protection and it stays in place. I would definitely recommend this. I will try to update later this year and let you know if I still love it :)

Love these. I bought one of this model and one of the 10-outlet model to try, and I plan to get more for other areas of the house. It's great to have the available usb outlets in so many places, as well as the extra outlets. I bought an old house as a fixer-upper project, and there are not nearly enough outlets... and the ones there are, are very inconveniently placed. They just didn't have that much to plug up in the 40's. What I would like to suggest to the manufacturer is to create a model that could be hung on a wall, with swiveling sockets in case it needs to be behind something. Right now they are just impossible to hide, and take up take up table space... then more table space is taken by all the cords coming into the device. If not for that, I would have given this a five star review.UPDATE: I changed this from a 4 to a 5 star review. A few months ago my house was struck by lightening - or at least my electrical lines were. Everything that was connected to these survived. Quite a few other things did not. I ended up buying several more to protect all my new appliances... and I had my house rewired -- but I like the fact that their descriptions are thorough enough so that I know exactly which model I need to buy to protect each item. The large ones are rated for my large appliances - such as the new fridge and freezer, and I knew exactly which ones to get to protect my electronics, etc. That is outstanding in my book. The units I had BEFORE the strike even told me which outlets were compromised in my house before I had it rewired. I used that information to work with my electrical contractor.

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Love the idea and the ease of access. This item can be placed in convenient to reach locations and looks decent. However, it is not durable. The USB outlets are okay, but one of the plugs is already not useable. The good thing is that there are several others to use. I've been using it for a little more than 1 year.

This is the second JACKYLED power strip I buy. The first one, bigger, I use for my computer and all the devices I keep around it, so when I went shopping for a power strip to add to the guest room, to provide decent, safe USB, extra power plugs, with enough space to fit power plug adapters for non-US power cords, but still compact, with an extended cord so it can be moved around for convenience, and not an eye sore, I knew exactly what I wanted: a smaller version of a product that filled all my expectations, and then went on to create new ones other products don't even consider.I'm trying to tone down this review, because, if it was me reading it, I would suspect to be something written by the vendor, but I just can't. Let's keep it simple, then: read the specs, the description. Let's take for granted that it does all of that, otherwise you'd just return product, so the question is: is the quality decent? Yes. The power cord extends and retracts easily, the switches are neither frail, nor do they require you to exert strength to toggle them, none of the plugs were too tight, and none of them were loose, and the same goes for the USB ports, and no USB device I've plugged ever had issues with it, it went through blackouts without burning out, none of the leds has burnt out either, it didn't flake paint, it is light, my hand fits through the handle fine, the space around the plugs has handled everything, and the "tower" design has helped organize my cables. These are problems I have had with other power strips before, and this thing has exhibited none of them.