Recessed Power Strip with 45W USB C Port - Hidden Furniture Charger

In this review of the recessed power strip, the bottom line is simple: this unit is for anyone who wants a clean, built-in charging solution for a nightstand or end table and needs real fast charging for phones and some laptops. It installs into a standard desk hole and hides flush with the furniture, while offering a PD 3.0 45W USB-C port and QC3.0 USB-A ports for quick power delivery. The main reason to buy is the combination of a recessed form factor and a high-power USB-C port that can handle laptops and mobile devices without cluttering the tabletop.

Key Features

• Recessed design: Sits flush inside a nightstand or side table to keep cords out of sight and deliver a professional built-in look.
• 45W PD USB-C: Provides laptop-capable fast charging so tablets and many notebooks can get meaningful power from a single port.
• QC3.0 USB-A ports: Two quick-charge USB-A ports support multiple voltage levels to speed up older phones and accessories.
• Two AC outlets: Includes 2 grounded AC outlets for lamps, alarm clocks, or other bedside devices while keeping USB ports available for charging.
• 10 ft flat plug cord: Comes with a 10 ft flat plug extension cord and 45 degree plug to reach distant wall outlets and stay low behind furniture.
• Safety certified: ETL listed with a fire-resistant outer shell and built-in safety systems to protect devices and reduce risk during everyday use.

Who It's For

This recessed power strip is best for homeowners, renters, and furniture makers who want a tidy charging station integrated into a bedside table, end table, or desk. It suits people who need a high-power USB-C port for charging a laptop or tablet and also want multiple USB-A ports for phones and accessories.

It is not ideal for users who need surge protection labeled for heavy surge events or who want a unit with numerous AC sockets; this product focuses on a clean, recessed installation with a mix of USB and two AC outlets rather than a full-size power center.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Neat recessed mounting keeps cords hidden and improves furniture aesthetics.
• 45W PD USB-C can charge many laptops and delivers fast charging for compatible devices.
• Two QC3.0 USB-A ports provide flexible fast charging for legacy devices.
• Long 10 ft flat plug cord with a 45 degree plug makes placement behind furniture easy.

Cons

• Some users report durability concerns with USB ports on a minority of units, so longevity may vary by unit.
• Not marketed primarily as a full surge protector, so those seeking heavy surge defense should consider other options.

Specifications

Brand	CCCEI
USB-C PD	PD 3.0 45W max (5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/3A, 15V/2.5A, 20V/2.25A)
USB-A	QC3.0 36W max across two ports (5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/3A)
AC Output	125V / 10A with 2 grounded outlets
Cutout size	L 4.9 in x W 1.7 in; need 1.45 in space under table
Cord	10 ft flat plug extension cord with 45 degree plug
Safety	ETL listed; fire-resistant shell and built-in safety system

Our Verdict

The recessed power strip is a practical, well-configured option for anyone building a clean charging station into furniture; its 45W USB-C port and QC3.0 USB-A ports cover modern phones and many laptops while the recessed format eliminates tabletop clutter. It represents good value for furniture integration, though buyers wanting heavy-duty surge protection or the absolute highest long-term reliability for every port should compare alternatives before purchasing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will the USB-C port charge a laptop?
The PD 3.0 USB-C port delivers up to 45W and can charge many laptops and tablets that accept that power level.

What size hole is required for installation?
The recommended cut size is L 4.9 in x W 1.7 in and you need about 1.45 in of clearance under the table for installation.

Is this unit protected against fires and surges?
The product is ETL listed with a fire-resistant outer shell and built-in safety systems, but it is not promoted as a dedicated high-end surge protector for extreme surge events.