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'Everyone should have at least a half dozen of them,' one reviewer said of this 'anti-power strip.'
. Power strips were made for this exact purpose, but I’ve honestly grown to resent mine. They create clutter on my dresser and floor, collect dust and never seem to have enough space between the sockets for the inconveniently bulky plugs of my, hair dryer, portable steamer and other devices.
If you’re in the same boat, you might be as thrilled as I am to learn about thistakes up little more space than your standard duplex outlet itself, sticking out just over 2 inches from the wall. That’s a far cry from a power strip that requires its own cord, leaving you with a strip or block you have to find space for on your desk or the floor.
You can secure it to the wall plug by using the included screw in the middle . Even with that space-saving design, this surge protector gives you nine places to plug in, with a few different combinations of AC outlets, USB-A ports and USB-C ports that you can choose from depending on your needs.
And, like a standard outlet extender, it offers surge protection, in this case with a rating of 1,680 Joules. It comes in white, black or gray. Plus, the surge protector has a built-in nightlight in a ring around the edge. The light uses an automatic dusk-to-dawn sensor, so it operates on its own without you having to waste a precious outlet on a separate nightlight.
If you want, you can even adjust the light across three brightness levels using the manual touch sensor.
“Way better than a power strip,”. “I love how it has a little light around it so can see what you’re doing if behind a table like mine. ”Other reviewers are wowed by the ingenuity of this little gadget, and how much easier it is to use than a standard power strip.
“Whoever thought of this is genius,”, adding, “It works like a charm. ” They mentioned using it in their bathroom, one area of the home where a power strip might not be practical but where you’ll likely want some extra room to plug in hair tools, water flossers, charging electric toothbrushes and more.
, “This has so many outlets it managed to help with my clutter of wires sitting on the floor,” and even with the reduced space it takes up, “everything is plugged in and don’t have to worry about it. ”Each of the main AC outlets on the surge protector is 2.1 inches apart.
This makes it especially great for bulky plugs without sacrificing other outlets .and inspiring many shoppers to buy multiple.
“Who knew a socket surge protector with dusk to dawn light would bring me so much joy,”, like if you’re staying somewhere with fewer outlets than you need; just know that without screwing it in, it’ll be less secure. I can’t lie — the reviews have me pretty influenced. I may need to get one for myself, especially since“perfect for eliminating that annoying power strip.
” If you’ve found your power strip leaves a lot to desire, take reviewers’ word for it and make this simple $20 product swap. It can save you from tripping over wires in the dark with the nightlight, or having to unplug one device to be able to make room for another.
“I needed to replace the multiplug extender I already had in our bathroom because I needed one that included USB receptacles for a new electric toothbrush . I found several that nearly fit my needs but they all had a problem: Because of where the USB receptacles were located on the extender, I wouldn’t be able to access the USB ports if I plugged in a night light.
Then I found this extender with a built-in night light, which would mean I no longer would need to use my plug-in night light. Because it solved all my needs ― USB receptacles that could be accessed even with a night light in use ― I bought it and couldn’t be happier.
The unit offers 3 levels of night light brightness and turns itself off when there is light from another source. We are very pleased with this extender and are thinking of buying some additional units for other rooms. ” —“Quite impressed with this outlet.
It may be a bit bulky but having all that accessibility AND surge protector nice and organized is pretty handy. It’s been so useful to have a light sensor and the usb access that I now have more than a dozen around my house. Convenience and safety in one device!
“I loved this outlet so much I sent one to my daughter and to each of her college age girls. I was staying in a vacation rental with one outlet in the bathroom!!! I had to keep unplugging one thing to use the other. I have an electric toothbrush, hair dryer ,curling iron , night light etc. All the above can stay plugged in and the night light comes on when dark too.
Plus there are built in USB plugs for my phone too.
“I use this in kitchen where I have several low amp items needing an outlet in the same vicinity. T he side plugs really make a difference. It works well, can also charge phones and the 3 stage night light is ample.
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