Anker Power Strip with USB C, PowerExtend USB-C 3 Cube with 3 Outlets and 30W USB C, 5 ft Extension Cord, Power Delivery High-Speed Charging for iPhone 12/12Pro/12ProMax, Cruise Ship Travel Essential

yes, it is 110-120 and 220V overseas.

Q: I see that this protects against "over-voltage," "over-current," and "short-circuit", but is this actually a surge protector?

it is a powerstrip with surge protection. … Q: I see that this protects against "over-voltage," "over-current," and "short-circuit", but is this actually a surge protector?

it is a powerstrip with surge protection.

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I have an iq port on most of my anker devices. I believe it is a smart port that will stop charging your device once it hits 100%. To keep from overcharging your device and wearing down the battery.

the usb-c port is 30W max and the usb-a port is 12W max per port. If you use the 3 ports at the same time, it is 30W max in total.

sorry, it doesn’t support Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0.

please note the total power is 1250W. We do not suggest you use the 2 powerstrips in this way.

It is not worldwise without adding a converter

The maximum output of AC outlets of the PowerExtend USB-C 3 Cube is 1250W. In this case, you can plug power banks into those ports.

Not without an adapter.

I didn’t get the warranty

Yes, it works. The maximum output of the AC outlet is 1250W.

100-240. Like it says in the description.

If you plug three devices at the same time, the two USB-A ports will share 12W and the USB-C port will be 18W.

Yes, you can charge it through the USB-A ports, the USB-C port as well as the AC outlets.

The short answer is yes. I too was conflicted between the instruction book and the label on mine. So I sent and email to the manufacturer, and got the response that it is fine.

I’ve been using this Anker power cube for a little over one month at this point. A number of people are touting this as a portable/travel charger, but depending on how many outlets you need, it’s great in the home too if you don’t want a bulky power strip taking up space. The 45 degree wall plug is a nifty feature, as it allows you to curve the cable around whatever is plugged into the second wall outlet, which helps a lot if you have two larger-size plugs in the wall.

So, as I understand it, this Anker cube distributes a maximum of 30W. If you have only the USB-C cord plugged in, it will distribute the full 30W. If you have only one of the USB-A cables plugged in, I believe that will distribute 12W. This begins to change as you utilize multiple cables at once. If you plug in the USB-C cable and one USB-A cable, it’s 18W and 12W. It you plug in all three cables, it’s 15W and 7.5 and 7.5 (I think). This all mostly seems to work fine in terms of delivering the advertised power.

But sometimes when you plug in multiple cables, instead of redistributing power, one of the cables simply ceases to deliver any power at all. For example, if you plug the USB-C cable into a device and then plug a USB-A cable into a second device, sometimes the USB-C cable stops charging instead of dropping to 18W. (I’m using Apple cables, fwiw.) This isn’t a huge problem, because all you need to do is unplug and reconnect the cable to start charging correctly again, but you do have to pay a little attention when you’re plugging multiple devices in, which is a minor inconvenience. Still recommend it, though!

I use this on my nightstand. The usb-c and usb-a connectors are great so I don’t have to use a charging block and I have outlets to use as well. Comes with a pad of double sided adhesive to you can mount it to a surface (I mounted mine to the side of my nightstand)

We just returned from an overseas trip (the reason I bought this adapter). In the past, I have had to take a heavy voltage travel converter with only one plug, a multi plug extension cord to plug into that converter and a travel USB hub to plug into the extension cord to charge devices.
With this adapter, I only need a simple travel universal adapter (to plug into the foreign outlet). Once I plug this Anker adapter in, it has 3 outlet plugs, as well as 2 USB A and 1 USB C (for new iPhones and other devices) ports. This adapter can also handle 110 or 220V power so you don’t need the heavy transformer to convert the electricity for you. This is extremely versatile and saves me precious suitcase space. The 5 foot cable is great, as it gives you more than enough flexibility for most hotel (or AirBNB) rooms. I highly recommend it!

This cube works great as both a power strip and a charger for my Pixel. Its design allows transformers not to take up two or three plugs that would happen with a straight power strip. In addition it has no on/off on the top that the cats would walk on and turn the strip off.

We have several of these in both my wife’s sewing room as well as my office and workbench. They are great for the day to day connections (laptops, phones, PCs on my workbench, fabric irons, etc.) without having to crawl under a desk or table to get to the main power strip. They don’t take a lot of space on the desktop and can be positioned easily to the front when in use and pushed to the back when not. They’re great for travel as well since they don’t take up as much space as a traditional power strip.

The addition of a PD USB-C connection is a nice upgrade over the non-USB-C versions, however, it does come at a premium. We only have a couple of these upgraded models and several of the basics ones. We’ll probably stick to the basic ones going forward, but if you need the extra charging capabilities, the price might be justified as it was to us for a couple of purchases.

Instant hit during a family vacation. An absolute must order for and parent out there with multiple power hungry, device wielding children who are constantly chasing a charger cable around. This bad boy will charge anything and everything, anywhere!

Cord length is just enough to maintain portably while providing reach for countertops and behind the couch.

Can’t wait to travel with this and never worry about charging/outlets again!

I wouldn’t have expected to be enthusiastic about something as mundane as a portable power strip/surge protector, but I am. This thing is great, especially for air travel. It solves the occasional problem of too few electrical outlets for three people to share, and allows me to simultaneously charge multiple devices.

I especially appreciate the 30W USB-C charging port. I doubt it would be effective for recharging a depleted battery, but it maintains a 100% charge on my 16″ 2019 MacBook Pro. Some have complained about the thickness of the power cord, but I suspect that this is necessary for the 30W power output. I’ll take that USB-C charging port over a lighter cord any day!

I have no cons on this charger except for the fact I wish I would have bought the longer cord length. I had a family member pick this up and recommend it. I was waiting for Anker to put the charger on sale as they are famous for doing and I lucked out. This is perfect for the traveling we do. I have the ability to utilize it’s electrical outlets for some items I can’t use USB connections for. Having the USB c connection is perfect for my pixel and iPad chargers. Like I said only complaint is that I didn’t buy the longer cord. I will pick the longer one up and this one will become a replacement for a home device. I would highly recommend this for anyone that travels with gadgets and electronics.

I purchased this for a 10-night cruise, as I wasn’t sure of how many outlets would be available in our stateroom and wanted something compact with lots of outlets/ports. This turned out to be a lifesaver for us, as there were only 2 US-style outlets available in the room – nowhere near enough to charge our phones (which were routinely drained of their batteries through their heavy use as our cameras during our trip), Apple Watches, e-readers, power packs, etc. This power strip was compact enough to easily slide into my carry-on with enough ports to charge every device we had simultaneously when we were back on the ship each night.

I love these little cube power/charging strips. They take up little space, but offer a lot of utility. I use this one in my home office. One of the USB ports powers my: Indoor Garden Led Grow Light (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08VNFWF2S/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_34KKY18S68A6SN1E9WHX?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1). It originally came with its own USB power adapter, but about 6 or 7 months post purchase, it started smelling like it was going to catch fire.

I’ve had no issues since I started using the grow light with the Anker Power strip, plus I have extra outlets and ports for other devices. Another great product from Anker!