Anker USB C Power Strip with Power Delivery, PowerStrip Pad, 2 Outlets and 42W, USB-A&USB-C with 5ft Extension Cord, Compact Travel Size, for MacBook Pro, iPad Pro, iPhone and Galaxy,TUV Listed

Every guest has devices they need to charge and this is more convenient for them than the power strip on the floor I had provided next to the bed. I added four little 3M adhesive bumper pads to the bottom to keep it from sliding on the bedside table.Anker is a brand I trust for fire safety so I searched within that brand and this power cord offered the most versatility in a reasonable footprint. I’m happy with this purchase.

The reason I returned it was only because I ordered the wrong one but I did end up using it and it still worked hello wanted it to. I just wanted more power output with the type c port and 3 ac but this one for the money in for everything else is pretty good

The type C USB port has started to refuse to seat cables so the pop out after a couple minutes.

=== Updated ReviewWow. Anker just delivered a great support experience for me. They proactively contacted me about my review below. Anker said they changed the design of the USB Power-ON button such that it remembers the last state it was in before the power was turned off. I would rather not have the button at all. (Hence, 4 stars, not 5). But if there has to be a button, this is the way it should work.I was astonished and thrilled that Anker reached out to me and addressed the problem I described with a design change.=== Original ReviewI own a ton of Anker products. Love all of them except this one. On first trip with it last week, I checked into the hotel after a long flight, plugged in everything (Anker charger to wall, phone to Anker charger), and promptly fell asleep. Next morning: dead phone - battery at 0%. Huge issue created the entire day at my conference because of this.Any guesses as to why my battery was dead?After plugging it in, I had forgotten to ALSO press the little button that powers on the USB ports. This is the first travel power strip I've owned that has a button to power its USB ports. I really really wish that button didn't exist. At a minimum, I wish the LED were RED if it didn't have power, and GREEN with power.Even then, it's so easy to accidentally press off.Anker, why is that button even needed? If I have something plugged into one of the USB ports, give it power. If not, then don't!Options for me:I'm worried I'm going to make this mistake again. I want to return it for a travel outlet with this extra "feature" that gave me so much grief on a critical day.However,- I don't recognize the brand name of any of the other travel power strips I see.- I really want the USB-C port too but don't see that on any.Could I somehow disable that button?

I bought this based on my need to replace a full size power strip and extra power chargers for smart devices. This device seemed to fit the bill (I do own some other Anker devices so I trusted the brand too). So, I managed to save 50% of the space I was using plus having an aesthetically better solution. The wall plug is flat and has a 90 degree angle which makes it easy to use behind tight spaces (like a sofa), and doesn't get in the way of other bulky power adapters. I would like a 45 degree angle though. The quality and durability are fine (I admit I have not put this strip to any "hard" tests, just telling from handling it). For traveling it depends on the needs (as always). The long power cord doesn't make it a travelers dream but it may appeal to some occasions. The best travel bonus, for me, is that it works with 240V (provided that the devices you want to power DO support 240V as well....). Reasons that contributed to my choice: (A) I can power/charge 4-5 devices out of this small strip AND I avoid using the power chargers of phones/tablets etc (B) one USB-C charge port @ 30W. I have a USB-C tablet and needed this port. Avoided another power charger! (C) two USB-A ports for the existing myriad of USB charging devices.Things I'd like better: USB-A ports are a total of 12W, so if you want faster charging, it's only for one device. I would love to have 12W-15W per USB-A port. The position/direction of the 2 power outlets may be an issue when using big power adapters (they may block the USB-A ports). Maybe a slight turn away from the USB ports? That's just a guess though. I haven't plugged in any big adapter so far. Pricing is a bit above my liking but it's a nice small package and it works. So, I would buy another one when I need it. I recommend it.

I purchased this Anker USB C Power Strip last February. It is a fantastic product that keeps my work space clear by having 3 chargers and 2 outlets in one handy package. I was a little concerned when my On/Off button was acting intermittently. I decided to contact Frank at Anker support and he sent me out a replacement immediately. Unfortunately, the replacement power strip had a bad PD port. I contacted Frank at Anker again and he had another replacement send out immediately as well. The replacement works flawlessly. I own over 12 Anker products from chargers, earbuds, speakers, and others. I think Anker consistently makes high quality products at an affordable price. I was a little concerned over this power strip. Even after one year of use, Frank at Anker took great pride in making sure I was happy in the end.I have always heard that Anker warranty support was outstanding and after my experience, I can confirm that. The best in the business in my opinion. Thanks again Frank.