Desk Clamp Power Strip USB C,75W Total Fast Charging Station,45W and 30W USB-C Ports,Desk Edge Mount Power Strip 6-USB Ports,5 AC Outlets Tabletop Surge Protector,Fit 1.6" Tabletop Edge,White

Works great has 45w usb c

This helped me clean my desk up by keeping the cords exactly where they need to be. Not on floor underneath my desk.

What I don't like about this is that it lacks any form of status lights, such as a generic "is powered" light, but also indicators for the protection features like you'd normally find on literally just about any other outlet strip- grounded, protected, activated status... that kind of thing. The status of those LED lights on a strip tell you if it is or isn't working. This tells you nothing- not even if it is getting power or not.Installation is very easy, just set it where you want it and screw the clamp until it is firmly rooted. The non-slip strips on the base further help keep this from sliding when in use. This does fit very closely to the desk, though you do still need about 3/4" of clearance between it and the wall for the cord to stick out. The cord is pretty long, six feet, and was literally JUST long enough for my chosen installation- you do need some extra length to account for the height this sits at, it isn't floor level, after all.The USB/USB-C charging ports on this are fast and very handy, much more simple and quick to charge my phone than plugging it into the USB port on my computer. Having power right there at hand is a lot easier than leaning down to get at a USB port on my PC, or even worse, having to get up and lean down to the floor to get at the plugs on my floor-sitting outlet strip.Having a few outlets and USB/USB-C charging ports right there on the desk is incredibly convenient, but I personally felt like these could have done with some form of safety covers to keep them closed up when not in use, to prevent dust and such, and stuck some plastic "child proof" outlet blockers on the empty slots, just as a precaution. I also put this on the outlet my light switch controls, so I can flip it on when I'm at the desk working and back off againwhen I'm out of the room.Overall, this is excellent, and I loved how easy it was to set up and enjoy. The big problem is the lack of any status lights at all, a high-end power strip like this should look like an old Sci-Fi spaceship panel for the sheer number of colored informative LED lights it has, not simply be on or off, grounded or not, protected or not, and simply not inform you of anything either way- so I deduct one star for that. Otherwise, this is very excellent, and I am enjoying using it, I just wish it had even a "power on" LED you could look at and know it is active or not, and not just nothing informative at all.

The only outlet I’ve found that actually can support multiple things plugged in. I just wish it came in a recessed version

It worked very well for little over a year and now the USB ports dont supply power. They provide power for about 10 minutes after its power cycled.

I have this mounted on my photo workbench. It is a perfect fit and so handy. It comes with a long cord, and the clamp really holds it to the table. You can charge about everything with it. I am probably going to buy a couple more once I get set up.

I'm totally blind! I'm got this to put on my end table to be able to plug things into to charge and power devices. This has a screw on the bottom to tighten to hold the power strip to the table top. This has 3 USB ports on the Left and Right front with the 5 AC outlets between them with the ground plort on the top of the AC outlets. The Left side are the ones that they say will go up to 45W and the Right side up to 30W. The ports are aranged with the USB A on the top and the two USB C below them. You cannot plug in more than one device into each side at a time. If you do, the power output drops to the lowest it supports. So you really can't charge more than one device on each side at anyware near full power.In testing this with my Samsung Galaxy S23+ that support 45W charging is how I found out this doesn't support Super speed 2.0 45W output. It only says Super Speed and output is 25W on the Left side C ports. The Right side C port only says Fast Charging about 15W output. So for me, I still need to use my power brick to take advantage of the 45W output that it supports and this power strip doesn't provide.So don't believe what is in the description if you are expecting 45W output to charge a Samsung device that supports 45W! You will not get it on this power strip with the built in charging.I'm very disapointed in the miss leading description of this power strip. I'll keep it for the 5 AC outlets but the USB port will not get used do to the very limited power output they provide. For the most part useless to really super fast charge devices. Running a USB fan or small power type devices will work for that. But otherwise don't get if you want to take advantage of the Super Speed 45W output for like a Samsung Galaxy device.

This turned out to be the perfect solution to my small desk problem. This keeps all of my cords organized and in one place. It adds extra plug-ins and I love the various ports for my phone and other items that recharge with ports, not wall outlets. I have a lamp, sweater shaver, all of kinds of things, that need a USB port to charge. This makes it easy to charge those things on the far side of my desk, rather than right on my laptop.I was worried at first that this wasn't going to fit my desk; it is a reproduction of an antique style and the edges are very slim and don't have a deep overhang, it's less than 1". Nevertheless this fits perfectly, stays in place, and is perfectly functional.I also like that this my gets my jumble of cords up off the ground, as I have rambunctious dogs that have gotten tangled in my cords when they were playing and almost decimated my computer and external monitor.This is one of those things I wasn't sure I needed, but now that I have it, I am really appreciative of how much nicer my work space is with it.