20W Multiple Plug Outlet, Unidapt 6 Way Surge Protector Outlet, 6 AC and 3 USB Ports, (1 USB C, 20W PD, 2 USB A QC 3.0) USB Wall Charger, 1800J Power Strip, Multi Plug Outlet with USB Ports ETL Listed

Works exactly as advertised.USB-C rapidly charges my phone when USB Type A plugs have nothing connected. Upon plugging anything (even just a USB LED) into the Type A ports, quick charging (the officially labeled type) stops but phone keeps charging fine.Fits my bathroom GFCI outlet just fine. Good fit, no wobble. Screw is included but not required.Arrangement of outlets is great.I was able to eliminate 2 USB chargers from my bathroom outlet because of this, and no longer have to swap devices on one cable, so I have way more available than I had before. I went from way overcrowded to 2 front outlets free for whatever.Would definitely recommend.

Easy and affordable!!! Great product.

Nice to have the built in USB and USB c plug. makes not have to move cords and blocks.

Minimum rating possible. +1⭐120v outlets work as intended. 15 amp shared. +1⭐20w Type C port outputs 17watts. +1⭐USB ports charge faster than dedicated Anker charger. +1⭐Annoying blue light permeates the white shell. -1⭐To get more detailed. 6 outlets are convenient, and the extra support option keeps the unit on the wallThe 20watt C port outputs @ 17 watts, with the benefit of headroom, I feel is close to as advertised.If I use just 1 USB port, it's faster than my dedicated Anker charger.However the moment I introduce another USB device or two to charge, amperage halves. This is expected, but my Anker charger doesn't lose amperage the more devices plugged in.My biggest complaint is the annoying blue light in the center that also permeates the white shell. I wanted my room to be pitch black, the light was incredibly distracting, wish the light had an off button, but I ended covering the entire unit with no electrical tape

Bought this because i only have one outlet by my bed. I love it, i have like 6 thing that charge off it. because of the angle of the inlets you can put multiple blocks.

I bought this hoping to power my HomePod Mini (requires 18-20W) and occasionally another USB-A device. The ad for this device says "Each USB-A port provides 20W max and USB-C port charges up to 20W max output." The way they word this, one would think if each port can handle 20W then for 3 ports it would be 60W total, or maybe 20W for the USB-C and 20W shared for both the USB-A for a total of 40W. Wrong. It's 20W for all three ports! So in my case, if I plug in only the HomePod, it works, But once I plug in something else, even a simple device that pulls 5V/1A (5W), the HomePod goes into blinking orange meaning it can't boot due to limited power. Granted the description does say "Please note: If more than 1 USB ports are being used together then output is only 5V 3A each." but that is confusing and means only 15W max is supported if more then one device is plugged in. Where did the other 5W go? I'm pretty disappointed with this, but I can't find any similar products that do have powerful enough USB ports. I know it's possible because Anker makes some, but not in this form factor. So I guess I'm stuck with this sub-par charger. At least there are 6 AC plugs so I can plug a different charger into it, but I was hoping I could simplify things by using the USB ports on this rather then plugging in 3rd parry chargers.

Excellent buy. Works as it should.

Easy to install and works well. The USB outlets are all on one transformer so you may not be able to plug in several high draw devices.