Anker Power Strip Surge Protector (2100J), 12 Outlets with 2 USB A and 1 USB C Port for Multiple Devices, 5ft Extension Cord, 20W Power Delivery Charging for Home, Office, Dorm Essential, TUV Listed

Works great! the layout of the outlets make it easier to add multiple devices to charge. i like the implementation of the USB and type C are super beneficial. Plus Anker is my favorite trusted brand.

I'm pleased with the Anker Surge Protector Power Strip (2100J). I was looking for a surge protector with plenty of ports and USB C for my office. I wanted to be able to hide the electric wiring under my desk. When I opened the box, I was pleasantly surprised to see it came with mounting screws. I don't think I ever bought a surge protector that came with the screws I needed resulting in trips to my local hardware store to find the exact size needed. I traced and cut out the shape of the surge protector including screw holes and fit the location needed under my desk and drilled exactly where needed. I am happy to say I have a very clean installation now with all the wires hidden under the desk for my surge protector, switch, and power supply for the docking station. I plan to buy more of these to improve the wiring for all my electronics.

We started buying Anker power strips a few years ago, and now we use them everywhere, for all of our electronics. I like that there are lots of plugs and that they have the usb charging ports on them. What would make them better would be to replace a few of the outlets with some more usb and usb c ports. A good thing is that if you plug too much into them they will shut off and you have to reset them. I plugged a couple of usb chargers into a strip that already had a pc and tv plugged into it, along with things charging on the usb ports and it shut off when I plugged in the second charger. The point? It did what it was supposed to do, and then I was able to reset it and continue on. Will continue to buy these, and yes, make sure I don't try to plug in the entire house into it lol.

I bought this for my computer, printer, network install. It's a good value, with plenty of outlets, usb, and a phone charge connector. I put a couple of drywall screws to match the cut-outs (~7.5" c-to-c) along a nearby stud, and off the races! Good luck and have a good one!

I didn't want to buy something cheap after moving into a new to me home. I love the USB ports, that was a big seller for me. I would buy this again, it has worked well for me.

I have many Anker products and therefore it's a brand I trust when it comes to cords, batteries, and things like this surge protector. Everything I have from this brand is excellent and this is no different. I used this to tidy up the cords in my office and plan on buying a few more for other areas in the house.

Worth the money. Works great. Love plugging my phone charger . I plug-in many items but can only use one at a time because of the lack of outlets. Too many appliances at the same time would trip the breaker. which is difficult for me to reach. this surge protector did the job for me when I accidentally tried to use too many appliances. The switch killed and saved me a lot of trouble.

I usually stay with the brand named competitors but this time took a chance. The 5' cord length works for me; size %26 1" thickness perfect, not bulky. lies flat; lots of outlets; on/off switch easy to use. I charge up my iPad, smart phone, etc. with no problem. The user's guide could use larger lettering but is informative. For instance, 'make sure outlet is grounded'. I highly recommend Anker Surge Protector.

I love this thing. It is durable like all Anker products, looks good, does exactly what it says it does. I use it when I work remotely (as in at a cafe) or going to a friend's house for gaming. It's one less brick to bring. Charges my headphones and my phone. Nothing wrong there. The one and only problem I have with it is for the number of IQ and PD ports, the transformer if I am charging something with a high current, can only power one thing charging at a time. Small complaint I know, but something to consider if you are getting this to be your charging hub.

I should have spent $10 less on an item that didn't have USB ports. I bought this item because it had USB ports and they are not working properly and pass the return period. Cost me $30. Negatives: Type A USB port aren't reliable for charging. Had item less than 60 days and my phone says it will take about 2 or 5 hours to charge, but when I use an AC charging adapter brick it is around 1 hour. Using the same cable. Positives: Plugs seem to work good, but only used it less than 60 days, so time will tell.