Desk Clamp Power Strip with Individual Switches, 10FT Desktop Mount Charging Station, 5-Outlet Surge Protector with 2 USB-C (20W PD), Fit 1.7" Tabletop Edge, Wall Mount for Home Office, Black

This outlet was almost perfect for my use for computer desk setup! There are five light switches that are bright, but not annoyingly bright, which was great that it did not create eye distraction but noticeable when on or off. Its also a very tight fitting to the prongs, which is reassuring once its in, its not going anywhere easily. The ten foot cord is conveniently the perfect length that you don't find on most outlets. The cord is on the thin side, and wish I was thicker, but if you plan to run it across the room, its flat design allows it to be hidden under a rug or matt with little surface appearance. As for the USB A and USB C ports, they both charge at different rates. The USB A port is a normal charging speed, and the USB C ports are Fast Charging, NOT Super Fast. For it to be a Super Fast Charging port it would have to produce more than 20W, typically 30 and 45 watts. As for the Red button on the ends, I don't know what it is for, but was not able to press it so maybe its a power surge reset button. It's plastic material is on the cheaper end, as you can feel it and hear the high plastic pitch it makes because of its thickness. I wouldn't put it in a high drop area as it could crack the plastic. There is the twist tight mount it comes with that can be removed or turned around for your use. Important to note that the twist mount does not run flush with the outlet resulting in an uneven surface which will rock when plugging and unplugging. Overall great find for around $25, and I will be keeping it for my use.

This unit is built solid enough for office or workbench. It's handy to have individually switched outlets. I checked the USB-A and USB-C ports with a USB tester and they seem to meet the IEC standards. I'm a retired EE and I would recommend this product.

I got my adjustable height table for my home office and realized the extension cable from IKEA would not move with the table and kept dragging things off. This power strip is a lifesaver!! It clamps to the side (you do need to adjust the bottom plate for a clean fit) and it doesn't move after that. The inidvidual switches allow certain devices like the table fan to be operational only when needed. The fast charging USB C port is brilliant for charging devices and the USB ports are great for kindles. I have my laptop, digital clock and a table fan connected to the power strip. A beautiful buy for the home office!

I bought fosom 90° adapters or multi plugs to plug in so I can plug in larger power bricks to go to the side instead of straight down like they do by default.

Had my hopes set for ‘Lego,’ instead received ‘Duplo’... Big, fat, cheap-looking/feeling, overly spaced: for ease of ‘not-missing’... I knew I hated it as soon as I opened the box. [It was a long-shot to begin with, but decided to give it a ‘chance’ (to my ultimate/vindicated/abbreviated disappointment) as dictated below.]Immediate Thoughts– ‘Toddler's first fire-hazard,’ and/or ‘Gramps' final outlet.’ You get the idea... Simply wasn't ‘complimentary’ to the flavor/safety of my desk(top) rig.First Thing– Obviously, took a moment to twiddle all the power(less)-switches a few times: up/down and then back/forth... Not quite ‘right,’ and certainly not the ‘feel’ I'm looking/wanting for... [Think, instead: rack-mount switch-banks: with their satisfying, long-press ‘clack’ (rather than a flimsy, short-flip ‘snip/tick/click/snap’) of definitively(?) off/on.]Clamp– Just a few millimeters too narrow to fit the desk-leg. [Assuredly, it wasn't gonna be affixed atop my desk, suppose I coulda bent/hammered the clamp into place, but woulda ‘defaced’ my shiny new desk(-leg).] Considered, began upon the application of zip-ties... Yeah, no, that's not what I want/need: figured out a few steps into what came below... The clamp-hook beneath the device was screwed-through the plastic-bottom, without guide-holes/threads, clearly as an (ill-advised) afterthought. [Yes, I started ‘dismantling’ this doohickey Second-Thing: removing/reorienting the clamp-hook, such perhaps to hang it sideways-like (or otherwise-flat, sticky-taped in place...) thereupon recognizing ‘the problem’ here... Pointy screwheads poking-through, threatening the delicate innards of a surge suppressor (or any electrical device, in general; clamped to a metal desk-leg; pumping questionable energy into ‘my precious’...) would be why this wasn't (well, mine anyways failed to indicate:) UL Certified: for ‘good’ reason.] Made up my mind right there/then to abandon this tinderbox, cautiously packing it safely back into the return-to-sender-box.USB, Plugs, etc.– Apologies, didn't bother to think/look that far ahead, never untwist-tied the power cord, nor even plugged it in: thereby failing to answer the “How (well) do these work?” and/or “Which color are the switch-lights: blue or orange?” queries others had posited, remaining unanswered: therefore failing to contribute positively unto the collective uncertainty, selfishly. [Nary a Second Thought rendered upon the potential negligence of (y)our/my inattentiveness... until too late (to remedy the tragedy), sorry.]Manufacturer/Knock-Off Suggestion– Off/On Option would be appreciated for the USBs (and the switch-lights), while you're at it: if away awhile, no (good) reason to leave powered-on USB-DC adapters, even in standby-mode.ps. this is a ‘thumbed’ third draft.

Love itEasy install.

I truly do love this little power strip. It's not pretending to be anything other than what it is, and that's being a super convenient addition to most any setup. It can be moved around as necessary and provide you with convenient access to multiple plugins wherever you need them.I also like the flat, 90 degree plug that connects to this power strip. It makes it that much more handy when you're trying to push back your desk, entertainment center, whatever, as much as possible as opposed to the traditional straight plugs.For those in the market for something like this you'll not be disappointed.

Nice little clamping strip for a workbench or desk.The only issue could be the required voltage/amperage of devices.I didn't have any issues but I would only run my laptop and smaller peripherals from this strip.The Power switches are also very helpful to flip things on and off without unplugging them, and click with a satisfying snap.The color is similar to a yellow under the blue clear plastic.The plug head and cable are extremely low profile, and long.Nice for hiding, but worrying for higher amperage devices.The clamp is also very sturdy (in comparison to other similar clamping strips)The USB outlets are also great!I only with they had a power switch also.