Power Strip with USB C, 3 Outlets 4 USB Ports - Travel Ready Charging

In this review the Power Strip with USB C, 3 Outlets 4 USB Ports is evaluated for travelers and small-space users who need to charge multiple devices without surge protection. The clear bottom line: this compact desktop charging station is best for cruise, hotel and office use where surge protection is not allowed, because it combines three AC outlets with four USB ports (including a USB-C) and a 5 ft braided cord that fits tight spaces. It is practical, broadly compatible with 100~240V and built with child-friendly outlet covers and fireproof components for everyday convenience.

Key Features

• Multiple ports: Three AC outlets and four USB ports let you power up to seven devices at once for a clutter-free desktop or travel setup.
• USB-C fast charge: The single USB-C port supplies up to 5V/3A while the three USB-A ports offer up to 5V/2.4A, enabling faster charge for phones and tablets.
• Worldwide voltage: Supports 100~240V 50/60Hz so it can be used abroad with local plugs, making it convenient for international travel.
• Durable braided cord: The 5 ft 14AWG braided extension cord is thicker and more flexible than typical cords and uses pure copper for better current capacity.
• Cruise friendly design: The unit explicitly omits surge protection, meeting cruise line requirements while staying compact and lightweight for packing.
• Safety features: ROHS certification, fireproof components and child-friendly outlet doors help reduce risk of short circuits and overheating.

Who It's For

This power strip is aimed at travelers, cruise passengers and workers who need to charge several devices at once from a small desktop or bedside location. The combination of AC outlets and four USB ports is useful for families sharing a cabin, business travelers with a laptop plus phones, or anyone who wants a tidy charging station without a bulky surge module.

People who need dedicated surge protection or advanced power conditioning should look elsewhere; this model is intentionally a non surge protector to comply with cruise policies. Also, buyers who require multi-amp USB-C Power Delivery for fast laptop charging should verify device compatibility, as the USB-C port here is designed for mobile charging up to 5V/3A.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Compact, travel-friendly design that meets cruise ship restrictions and fits in tight outlets with its low-profile plug.
• Useful mix of three AC outlets plus four USB ports for simultaneous charging of multiple devices.
• Sturdy 5 ft braided 14AWG cord gives better durability and current capacity than thin cords.
• Built with ROHS parts and fireproof materials for added safety in everyday use.

Cons

• Does not include surge protection, so it is not suitable for users wanting that specific protection.
• Some users report occasional failures of the USB-C port, so heavy reliance on that single port may be a risk.

Specifications

Outlets	3 AC outlets (1625W/13A)
USB ports	3 USB-A (5V/2.4A each) + 1 USB-C (5V/3A)
Total USB output	4.5A / 22.5W total
Cord length & type	5 ft braided 14AWG pure copper cord
Voltage compatibility	100~240V 50/60Hz
Safety	ROHS listed, 1382F fireproof components, child-friendly outlet doors
Surge protection	None (non surge protector, cruise-allowed)

Our Verdict

The Power Strip with USB C, 3 Outlets 4 USB Ports is a sensible, travel-oriented charging station for cruise passengers, frequent travelers and small-office users who need to power multiple devices without surge modules. It delivers good port mix, a durable braided cord and worldwide voltage support at a reasonable value, though buyers seeking surge protection or guaranteed long-term USB-C reliability should consider alternatives.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this power strip work on cruise ships?
Yes. It does not contain surge protection, which meets cruise line rules, and is compact for cabin use.

Can I use this overseas?
Yes. The strip supports 100~240V 50/60Hz; you may need a plug adapter for local outlet shapes.

Will it fast-charge a laptop via USB-C?
The USB-C port provides up to 5V/3A (15W), suitable for phones and tablets but not for high-wattage laptop charging.