10M Extension Lead with Switches, 4 Way Extension Lead with 3 USB Ports (2 USB-A&1 USB C), Child Safety Protection Power Strip UK Plug Extension Socket 10 Meters Power Cord for Home Office

This extension cord arrived packaged in solid cardboard packaging just large enough for the product - no waste, well protected. The product is as seen in the photos with coloured switches and the USB-C flanked by two USB-A slots. The front of the panel is a pleasant and functional textured plastic surface, while the sides are smooth plastic. The cord and plug seem good quality, and a spare 13A fuse was included in the packaging. All-in-all, so satisfied with the purchase that I'm ordering another for the home office. Though I don't have a lot of USB-C devices now, it seems wise to future-proof with something like this that will, hopefully, last for many, many years.

Extension Lead with USB Slots, Toomke 4 Way Plug Extension Socket with 2 USB-A and 1 USB-CThe first thing I do with any mains item is check the plug fuse to make sure it's not a fake.This plug fuse appeared genuine, with no sign of the fuse wire trapped under the end caps, and the end caps were not magnetic (one of the usual signs of a fake fuse).This 4-Way power strip looks smart with its design shape and colour-coded switches.A nice touch is the enclosed spare 13A fuse (in a small polythene bag).Although USB sockets are becoming more common on power strips, it is uncommon for them to have their own switch to turn them off. I like this idea. I much rather prefer to have chargers and other USB equipment turned off when not in use and this includes USB sockets on power strips.I tested the USB-A sockets under a 2.4A continuous load and the voltage drop was non-existent.I connected my Galaxy phone to the USB-C socket and got a charging rate of 5.1V at 0.88A (I didn't expect higher amperage because my phone was already about 97% charged).When tried, a 13A plug fitted tight in all the socketsThe enclosed user manual is good and in clear English.In the unlikely event that you need to remove the back cover (perhaps to replace the cable), you will need a special screwdriver or screwdriver bit. The screw heads are triangular and need a 2mm triangular bit size. This are normally referred to as TA2 (for 2mm), but may also be referred to as TA20 (2.0mm). Make sure that the shank (the longer thinner part with the triangular end) is at least 20mm long to be able to reach the head of the deepest screws.Triangular bits, often known as security bits, are not that common but are available. Sometimes they are included in a set of bits (mine is included in a Parkside set) or can be bought from Amazon.

For the cost, this is great value for money.There are four individually switched uk plug sockets which means you can turn things off individually, and three usb/usb c charging ports, which save a lot of space in the extension lead as you don't need any phone chargers or usb ports for lights etcThere doesn't seem to be any guarantees or insurance on things like surge protection from the listing, but for the listed price you'd be quite lucky to find something like this that does I think. Either way it seems quite good quality and well built so I'm fairly confident in it's longevity and it seems to output enough to charge most of my usb devices super fast.

Bought this to have next to the sofa for plugging in mobile phone chargers and USB chargers. Feels safer having individual switches that I can turn off when unattended. Overall quality seems very good, no difficulties inserting or removing plugs and the cable has a bit of a strain relief, i like that it has the switches too, overall happy with this, quality and price is in line with where it should be

There are never enough mains sockets in my house. I have lots of multi-socket extension leads around the house. Nowadays, there’s a bigger demand on the need for USB power sources. So, an extension like this answers both problems.The extension lead arrives in a printed cardboard box. The lead is around 1.5 metres in length and quite thick. It’s capable of handling 13A if necessary, but personally, I don’t like putting heavy loads on any extension leads. It has four 13A mains sockets each with their own power switch. On end there are three USB sockets, two Type-A and one Type-C. There is also power button that cuts the power to all USB sockets.The USB Type-A sockets can supply up to 2.4A and the Type-C can supply up to 3A. Note, though, the overall across all USB sockets is 3A. There’s no QC or PD capabilities, and the voltage stays at nominal 5V even on the Type-C socket.Under test, the Type-A sockets outputted 5.1V at no load and raised itself to 5.2V at 2.4A. The Type-C outputted 5.1V at no load and lowered itself to 5.2V at 3A. These are pretty good values. The line noise is fair with a max of around 0.15V.Overall, good for the price. I hope that helps.

4 plug extension socket with individual power switches - currently £13.99 makes it a good value item.It works as it should, and it's both energy saving, and safety wise, great to be able to only have on the sockets that are in use.It has a 1.5m cable lead making it easy to move to a suitable place away form the plug.I love that it also has 2 USB Slots and a USB C slot.A very well designed product at a great price.