Surge Protector Power Strip Tower with USB Ports - Compact 17-in-1

In this review the Surge Protector Power Strip tower is evaluated for people who need a space-saving, high-capacity charging solution for home, office, or dorm use. The bottom line: it shines when you need to power many devices at once without creating a tangle of cords, thanks to its 12 AC outlets and five USB ports including two USB-C ports. The tower's 6.5ft flat plug and slim footprint make it easy to hide behind furniture while providing surge protection and convenient charging in one compact unit.

Key Features

• 17-in-1 layout: Twelve AC outlets and five USB ports let a user plug in laptops, lamps, chargers, and accessories without blocking adjacent sockets.
• Flat plug design: The ultra-thin 0.33 in flat plug with a 45 angle keeps the plug flush to the wall and frees up space for other cords.
• USB charging: Three USB-A ports at 2.4A each plus two USB-C ports (one rated to 3A) provide a combined USB output suitable for phones, tablets, and headphones.
• 1700J surge protection: Built-in protection handles voltage spikes and cuts power to safeguard connected devices from surges and overcurrent.
• Spaced outlets and stable base: Outlets spaced about 2.1 in apart and a sturdy base with four rubber feet make it easy to fit bulky adapters while preventing tipping or sliding.

Who It's For

This tower is ideal for people who need to consolidate many chargers in one place: home office users with monitors, laptops and peripherals; dorm residents sharing limited outlets; or kitchens and bedrooms where multiple small devices are used. Its tall, four-sided design minimizes desktop footprint while increasing outlet density.

Those who should look elsewhere include users requiring USB fast charging at high wattage for multiple large tablets or laptops simultaneously, or users who need an integrated USB power delivery protocol above the stated 3A USB-C output. Also consider a different model if a very long cord or different plug orientation is required.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• High outlet count and mixed USB ports let you charge up to 17 devices without adapters blocking neighboring sockets.
• Good protection features, including overload, short circuit and 1700 joules of surge protection, add peace of mind for sensitive electronics.
• Space-saving tower footprint and ultra-thin flat plug help keep the area neat and allow placement behind furniture.
• Stable base with anti-slip feet prevents the tower from sliding when multiple plugs are inserted.

Cons

• USB-C output is limited to 3A and total USB output is 5V/3.4A, so it is not optimized for charging multiple high-power tablets or some laptops simultaneously.

Specifications

Product Type	Surge Protector Power Strip Tower
Total Ports	17 (12 AC outlets + 5 USB ports)
USB Output	Three USB-A at 2.4A each, USB-C up to 3A, total USB 5V/3.4A
Surge Protection	1700 Joules with overload, short circuit, overcurrent and overheat protection
Maximum AC Capacity	1875W / 15A
Cord and Plug	6.5 ft extension cord with 0.33 in ultra-thin flat plug at 45 degree angle
Stability Features	Four rubber anti-slip feet and stable base design

Our Verdict

The Surge Protector Power Strip tower is a practical, value-oriented choice for anyone needing to power many small devices from a single, compact location. Its combination of 12 widely spaced AC outlets, multiple USB ports and 1700J protection makes it especially well suited to home offices, dorms and shared rooms. It offers clear space-saving and safety benefits; just be aware its USB-C output is modest compared with high-wattage fast chargers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it protect devices from power surges?
Yes. The unit provides 1700 joules of surge protection and includes overload, overcurrent and short circuit safeguards.

How many devices can I charge at once?
The tower supports up to 12 AC devices plus five USB devices simultaneously, for a total of 17 connected devices.

Will bulky adapters fit the outlets?
Outlets are spaced about 2.1 in apart to accommodate larger plugs and adapters without blocking neighboring sockets.