6Ft Power Strip Surge Protector - Yintar Extension Cord with 6 AC Outlets and 3 USB Ports for for Home, Office, Dorm Essentials, 1680 Joules, ETL Listed, (Black)

I’m using this Yintar 6ft power strip behind my couch, and it’s been working out great so far. I have my electric couch plugged in, along with a heating blanket, a Google Nest, and I’ll plug my laptop in on occasion too. It handles everything without any issues. The six outlets give me plenty of room, and the USB ports are nice to have so I’m not constantly swapping chargers. The 6-foot cord is a little longer than I really need for this spot, but that’s what I ordered, so no complaints there. It actually makes it easier to tuck everything neatly behind the couch without cords being stretched. The power strip feels solid and well made, not flimsy, and I like knowing it has surge protection for the electronics I have plugged into it. Overall, it does exactly what it’s supposed to do. Simple, clean, and useful for everyday home use. I’d buy it again.

Great product for the price. It works well. I love the little indicator light on it, so you know when it is receiving power. I just wish the cord was longer, so I can stretch it all over. But the quality is good. There were no stress signs when I plugged my table saw and other tools into it. Durable and good built despite it feeling light. It looks exactly as the picture. Good product.

This power strip is great! The quality feels solid, the switch and else everything works perfectly, and the size is just right for my setup. It handles all my devices without any issues. Definitely worth it and I’d recommend it to anyone needing a reliable power strip.

It works. It just definitely feels cheap. Like, the cord feels a little thin for a 3-prong surge plug and the casing doesn’t have much weight to it, I assume it’s a cheap plastic material. If I had to guess, it probably won’t last more than 2-3 years, but for $10, I’d be hard pressed to really complain. But yeah. It does what it’s supposed to. You’ll just know it’s cheap when you feel it.

It plugs in easily to the wall. Needed more plugs for my office, and this charges my phone, fits under my monitors, chargers my computer. It also has a lot of outlets making it able to hold multiple devices.

This power strip is a total lifesaver! With 6 AC outlets and 3 USB ports, I can plug in all my devices at once without hunting for extra outlets. The 1680-joule surge protection gives me peace of mind, and the 6-foot cord is perfect for reaching everywhere I need. Sleek, reliable, and seriously convenient…my home office just got a major upgrade!

Tired of strip plugs being too short? Then this is definitely what you need. I got tired of that problem. This is really sturdy strip plug/surge protector. And the USB ports frees up plug from charging blocks. Plan on getting additional

This 6Ft Power Strip Surge Protector is a must-have for safely powering multiple devices. The six outlets are spaced well, accommodating bulky plugs without crowding. The surge protection gives peace of mind against power spikes, and the six-foot cord provides flexibility for placement around desks or entertainment areas. Durable, well-built, and easy to use, it’s a dependable solution for home or office electronics.

Sorry but not useful if not comfortable with the socket

This power bar is good value and is of high quality. The cord is long enough; the plug is sturdy; and the three built-in USB charging ports are a welcome bonus in this day and age.

I use this mainly for my gaming laptop, laptop cooler and external 32" 4K display. I wanted a sturdy bar which can protect my rather pricey setup from power spikes and overload. The 6' chord is perfect as I can plug it in the wall outlet close to the floor and yet have the bar itself sitting comfortably on top of the table. The quick-charging USB ports are an awesome feature! USB chargers these days are needed on a daily basis and are the only way to power a number of electronic devices, these ports come in very handy. $18 for a power bar is on the costly side of things. But it's worth every penny: it has a long chord, a sturdy design that's nevertheless easy on the eyes, plenty of outlets disposed so that you can use each adjacent outlet simultaneously unlike cheaper bars, and it has fast-charging USB ports. Well-worth the price, I just never thought I would spend $18 on a power bar. However, if you really want to protect your pricey electronics, you need a surge protector.

I was hoping for a beefier sort of powerbar, not this light plastic stuff. But so far it's working fine. And it's laid out better than the last powerbar I was using. The USB connectors are in a row, instead of a column, which I prefer. But the main reason I got it, was that I needed more AC outlets, and more spaced apart.

I purchased this specific power bar for the following reasons: - To charge an iPad directly with the included USB ports (this worked well as it outputs 5V at 3A) - Long cord length - 6 ft (also comes with a velcro tie wrap which is handy to keep the cord neat) - 45 degree plug so the cord does not block the outlet below - Indicated it had full electrical safety certification It was surprisingly difficult to find a power bar on Amazon that was confirmed to have proper Electrical safety Certification such as CSA, UL, or ETL. This power bar was one of the few that did. On the main body of the power bar shows the ETL Intertek symbol. When I went to the Intertek website, I was able to search for this part number (PW-919) and was able to confirm the manufacturer (Yintar) had this power bar properly tested and certified according to the UL-1363 standard for relocatable power taps. Other symbols on the body of this power bar include a House symbol (indicates this is for indoor use only - e.g. don't get this wet), FCC mark (a voluntary mark for devices sold in the US market indicating electromagnetic radiation from this device is below the limits specified by the Federal Communications Commission), and the WEEE symbol (looks like a wheeled bin that is crossed out - this symbol is required in Europe and relates to the disposal/recycling of electrical products). Devices with proper certification would have these symbols on the main body of the device. Some power bars have CSA, UL, or ETL symbols, but they are on the cable or the plug itself. This may mean individual components such as the cable or plug are certified, but does not mean the entire power bar is. The small C and US beside the symbol denotes certification in Canada and the US. What are CSA, UL, or ETL? These are independent laboratories that test products according to international standards. The symbol denotes which lab tested the product. They are essentially equivalent because they are testing to the same standards. CSA (Canadian Standards Association) is from Canada, UL (Underwriters Laboratories) is from the USA, and ETL (Electrical Testing Laboratories) is from the UK.