Anker Power Strip Surge Protector with USB, 5 ft Extension Cord, Flat Plug, 331 Power Strip with 6 Outlets and 3 USB Ports, Charging Station, Compact for Cruise Ship Travel, Home, Dorm Room and Office

No, there are no mounting holes. The bottom is flat plastic with four feet, one in each corner.

Whole thing can do a combined 15 amps at 115v for 1875voltamps

Aesthetic reason. Black goes with everything

it is not UL listed but we have TUV certificate.

If the support 100–2 40 V then if you were in Europe just plug it into the adapter that you put in to their outlet and make sure your devices you plug into the strip will handle 100–2 40 V

This has a grounded protection and surge protection, but I use it to charge IPhones and IPads. I use a surge protector on all my laptop and desk computers. You might find another surge protector for your space heater that is a little less complicated, but I would not skimp on price.

The fine print on the back of the ANKER device says input 100 – 240 V 50/60 Hz. Agrees with British supply but will need an adaptor for British outlets.

I don’t think it is. It seems to be made for indoor use only.

Product description says: "Compatible with all standard wall outlet voltages worldwide (100V – 240V), so you can use PowerExtend safely wherever you are.". Specifications in the box says AC Input 125V, AC Output 125V. Does NOT says 230V. Weirdly, it says USB input 100-240V. This is a big miss on the manufacturer. … Product description says: "Compatible with all standard wall outlet voltages worldwide (100V – 240V), so you can use PowerExtend safely wherever you are.". Specifications in the box says AC Input 125V, AC Output 125V. Does NOT says 230V. Weirdly, it says USB input 100-240V. This is a big miss on the manufacturer. If it supported 230V it should say so. Outside box says Anker 332 Power Strip US White iteration 3. Note: This is Anker 331. I am returning this. Can’t take the risk.

Yes

No mounting holes I wanted those too, only small rubber pads.

if you have a usb-a cable to connect the USB and your ipad, you can charge the ipad from it.

if you charge from the AC output, you will get the full 20W.

Could be a few things. Try a known working outlet, (friend or family’s home). Wiring could be reversed. Ground connection missing. Not safe. Good luck

Hi, Please ensure the output should not exceed 1875W.

Edit: After 11 days and 5 emails, the customer support reached out with the proper information and they do in fact have a CEW. Weird that it was like pulling teeth to get this information, but they have it nonetheless.

Original review: I contacted the Anker company and they did not have any information on the “connected equipment warranty”. After several emails of Anker claiming they have this warranty, but couldn’t provide any information on the warranty, I decided to return the product. Belkin has a proper Connected Equipment Warranty (CEW) and would highly recommend them.

If you’re familiar with Anker, you know everything they make is top-quality and this is no different. If you don’t know Anker, I just summed it up in that first sentence for you. You could probably get a cheaper product that’s similar, but you get what you pay for. I’m uncomfortable trusting my incredibly expensive electronic gadgets to charge via cheap chargers and own several Anker product. I will continue to pay a couple extra dollars knowing how well Anker works and that everything they make is top quality.

This is a well designed power strip with great features and really suited a trip we went on. While it’s not the smallest or most compact, it’s very good for a large family staying in one place for several days.

Good piece of mind, everyone can plug in their stuff, and really is a wonderful little device. Strongly recommended!

Feels very solid and we’ll made. I like the fact the outlet is in different sides. Lots of flexibility for a really small unit

I have no problem recommending Anker products. They stand behind their products, and are easy to get exchanges from.

6 3 prong outlets, with ample space between them, and 3 USB-A ports, make it great for traveling with a CPAP, Laptop, Phones/watches/tablets.. in a compact formfactor. That said, with the baked in surge protection, I doubt this will be good for going on a cruise ship, so this is going to get relegated to bedside duty at my partners house, and my travel power strip will go back into my travel bag.

It did come with what seemed to be mounting pad, which will be nice so I can keep it off the floor at my parters, and make it easier to reach as needed.

This item feels pretty high quality, like basically all of their products… except the power switch. It has a satisfying click, but the switch is a bit jiggly. My only other complaint is that oddly enough I would prefer a plug that sticks straight out, instead of the angled cord. I know wanting things to sit as flush to the wall as possible is a big thing for many, but in a case like this where it’s more likely to be a temporary plug that is less likely to get put behind a big piece of furniture… it would be less important.

Great product, but on and off switch is very sensitive… The lightest touch can turn everything off

I got this for my craft table. I often have to use different small tools while crafting, like a heat tool, laminating machine, label maker, etc., and having to plug and unplug these things in under the table on the floor to my old surge suppressor was a real pain. I got this plug and it is great! It’s compact size allows me to put it on top of my table, and the design of outlets on three sides allows me to plug in all different sizes of adapters. Plus, there are 3 usb ports for charging my cellphone so I can listen to music or podcasts while I work or whatever else requires usb power. It’s been working fine so far, provides power reliably, and saves my back from having to bend under the table, what more could I want!

Almost got strip-surged the other day at the airport. I got a bit too ex-static going on vacation and rushed to pack my things. Also packed away some good “stuff” I got from my plug in my pair of shocks for some good time. Ohmies wanted to search me near the compliant walk cause I was beeping going through the metal scanner, but I kept saying they conduit. My brain obviously short circuited cause I was nervous as heck; it’s not even punny. They ended up charging at me as I was running away, knocking me to the ground. I’m still feeling a bit light-headed writing this review, but turns out I had just forgotten to take off my carry-on backpack containing these Ankers. They surged me, but didn’t find my goods! I told them I have anxiety issues and they seemed to believe me. Phew, watt a relief! Shocking, ain’t it?

With the outlets spread over 3 sides, you have more flexibility to plug in oversized wall wart chargers. I was able to plug in my laptop computer, my charger for my telephone, the charger for my Samsung watch using one of the two USB charging ports, the charger for my hearing aids, the charger for my MiFi and the AC adapter for my blood pressure monitor.

There is no way I would have been able to do that with a single in-line extension cord due to the shape and size of some of those chargers. Highly recommended!

I’ve only had the Anker Power Strip Surge Protector a couple of days but it has already solved my charging issues. I often have to charge my Apple Watch, iPhone, MacBook ,and Kindle at the same time overnight and since outlets are scarce in my bedroom, this is working out great. I haven’t used it yet for travel, but I can see where it will come in very handy – just wish I had it in the Azores last June.