Power Strip with USB, MIBOTE 6 AC Outlet with 4 Port USB Surge Protector Power Strip Charger 5ft Power Cord 1875W 100-240V for Travel, TV, Computer, Transformers, Power Bank

This great little power center is an easy way to have sufficient power when you travel. Plug this into a wall outlet and you immediately have 4 more outlets plus 4 usb charging ports. That's most likely more than enough for anybody who is traveling. And if you need more, buy two - they're not expensive! The power cord is 6 feet long, which should be long enough to go from an outlet onto a nearby table, and the fact that it is permanently attached to this power center means that you'll never accidentally leave it behind or lose it. This is a very well thought out device and one that should be in everybody's travel package. It will also serve excellently in an office setting where there never seems to be enough outlets or USB charging slots.

In my office, like so many, the need for power is now twofold: 110volt plugin and USB. In a small and well designed unit, this square power strip fits the bill perfectly. It has a small footprint, but can hold up to 6 110volt plugs (grounded or not) and 4 USB power cords for charging or power. I have my phone and headphones charging and have a USB powered desk light all going--with one slot left. The power is on the top and the USBs are in one side--and this is very space ergonomic--so no cord clutter. I do not have a need yet for a second one, but if I do, I will not hesitate to buy this again.

What a marvelous device! I keep it near the bed on a nightstand. It keeps my watch, phone, iPad, headphones all charged up and ready for use. I also have a small, LED night light that allows reading in bed. In addition, I keep several different chargers ready for plug-in, such as the one for our percussive massage tool and several other rechargeable devices. When we travel, we only need to find ONE wall plug to keep our phones and pads up. It can even run off an inverter in the car, for those who might need that or camp with only 12v power. Ours has been in continuous use since early November last year. No problems. Read the specs and buy it.

I like that the USB ports are on the side, which prevents the USB cables plugged in from being bent over, increasing the life of the cables. The reason that I knocked this down a star is because the USB ports are really stiff. It takes above average force to un/plug a USB cable. Maybe they will loosen over time. Other than that, I am very pleased with the design and function.

This super-handy power strip is my new essential for traveling internationally. It’s the first power strip that I have seen that ranges from 100 to 240 volts, which is exactly what I need being in many countries throughout the year. It has four US type sockets and four USB ports with a small footprint and a long cable. This is exactly what I need and will stay in my briefcase for all my travels, domestic and foreign. It’s a simple design, but I am surprised I have not seen anything like this before. I’m sure maybe some others exist, but this one seems to be perfect for my needs. I like it so much that I bought two, one for myself and one for my wife. The vast majority of power strips are limited to one voltage. This one breaks the mold… The one thing you need to be aware of is that you will need an adapter to plug it in to the wall in other countries.

good product

Functionality, power, cord length, and charging are awesome. Great choice

Unfortunately, all of Amazon offerings on voltage adapters for overseas use are from no name brands. So if you purchase these and then fly over to the country between and 20 V power, you risk destroying your devices. Fortunately I have a converter that converts 110 V to 220. I also have a multimeter so I can measure the outputed voltage. I tried two different products and they both failed: When I connected this device to my 220 V adapter, I was shocked to see that the 220 V passed through in every one of its outlets. So if I had a 110 V device attached to this, it would have died. As far as people complaining about taking the hairdryers overseas, Those devices use so much power that you're better off just buying a cheap one over there with the proper voltage. I wouldn't trust any voltage converter even if it tested correctly. It's simply too much wattage going through these cheap plugs. Fortunately, almost all telephone, Computer and peripherals have international adapters and all you have to purchase on Amazon is the cheap wall plug converters.