Power Strip, AHRISE Extension Cord with 6 AC Outlets and 4 USB Charging Ports(5V/3.4A,17W) for Smartphone Tablets Home, Office, Hotel, Cruise Ship, 5 Feet Long Cord, ETL Listed -Black

It’s fairly light so I would guess yes but would use several command strips on the power strip itself and also anchor the power cord a few inches away from the unit so that the weight of the cord is supported by an anchor and now the unit. Should work OK I’m guessing. It is a very nice power strip BTW. Steve

The red switch does not light on my device. There is a blue LED which I prefer.

This one does not have key holes in the back for mounting via screws on a wall. However they make stick on plates that allow you to mount on walls that should work. I also mounted a number of remotes about home for turning on lights over 3 stories where each light plugs into an adaptor to the AC outlet the cord would n… This one does not have key holes in the back for mounting via screws on a wall. However they make stick on plates that allow you to mount on walls that should work. I also mounted a number of remotes about home for turning on lights over 3 stories where each light plugs into an adaptor to the AC outlet the cord would normally go to. I did this because we have few outlets but worse no way to turn on several overhead lights except in the middle of a very long 27 foot plus hallway. By adding the mulitple light remotes that all work with individual lights up to 5 and one master we are able to turn off all the lights at one time by bedside or downstairs or on any stair way going up the stair well from one floor to the other or an individual light. I attached many of the remotes on each end of the hall bia heavy duty velcro 1.5 to 2 " long cut to fit. They are not going any where. I am sure it would hold this power strip but not sure how well once cords are introduced to the outlets even USB’s. Anyway these are suggestions and to answer your basic question again no it’s not drilled with holes for hanging.

Yes. The cord is very short. About 4 ft. Had to use a extension cord.

This product is not wifi app controlled. We have AHR-83 which is using Smart Life app to control the outlets, that might fit your needs.

Yup mine stopped working at around 2 months.

According to manufacturer specifications, , this USB charger will detect your devices automatically and deliver the fastest charge speed up to 2.4A( 5V/2.4 Max Each Port ), 4 USB ports ( Tatal 3.4/17W) can charge almost any USB device (smartphone, tablet, Amazon Kindle, fire stick, e-reader, bluetooth headphones, porta… According to manufacturer specifications, , this USB charger will detect your devices automatically and deliver the fastest charge speed up to 2.4A( 5V/2.4 Max Each Port ), 4 USB ports ( Tatal 3.4/17W) can charge almost any USB device (smartphone, tablet, Amazon Kindle, fire stick, e-reader, bluetooth headphones, portable speaker etc).

es, it ETL list

Approximately 6”x6”x2”

It has a built in 10 amp circuit breaker which should protect from short circuits. But it’s pretty lightweight, I wouldn’t plug in anything like a portable heater or hot plate.

the manufacture, look for who makes it, Or call Amazon help center

Mine doesn’t get hot I have 5 or 6 things plugged in at any given time most of the day. It really works great for the price.

From the back, it says "Made in China"

All it says is rating 125vac 10 amp 12 50 Max lots USB output DC 5 volts for BA Max voltage range 100 to 240 BAC

They are all regular plugs

The problem with most power strips is that you can’t use the full number of outlets because so many plugs are now oversized. With this one I can actually use all six which is a real benefit in an area where I need power to a number of devices with bulky plugs. I have power strips in both wall outlets, but since all items aren’t on at the same time, I don’t worry about stressing the power source. Thing is I can leave them plugged in so they’re available when needed without a hassle. This is a great design.

I have a small home theater setup where the components are in the front of the room, but my remotes, controllers etc are beside a couch on an end table. This is designed in a square, not a long rectangle. It fits power adapters. It has 4 USB ports.

It’s enough that I can dock 2 xbox one controllers in one USB port, and plug in 2 nvidia shield controllers and a dock for 4 switch joy-cons.

The remaining outlets house another ac adapter with a few USB ports in it to charge phones up, the power adapter to charge a wii u tablet. A lamp and a small battery charger.

This is one of those things you didn’t realize you needed until it pops up in your amazon search results.

This is one of the smartest purchases I’ve made. I use it for my work from home set up. It sits on the desk and has electrical outlets for my laptop, my 2nd monitor, and my electric stand up desk. The USB ports charge my phone, iPad and AirPods. This power is all within reach! It only now occurred to me that this will be great for traveling as well, since we all know that even refurbished motel rooms often miss the mark when it comes to providing easy access to power. Great product!

I bought two of this trip, one for travel and one for my kid to use in the doom. It can charge my laptop and other mobile devices at the same time in the outlet lack hotel room. The build quality is excellent. I like the feel of the 6-ft cord. The USB ports offer 5V/4.8A, so the charge speed is very good. I’m very satisfied with my purchase. The space between outlets is wide enough to hold bulk plug.

I like the smaller profile of the square power strips over the traditional long power strips. I had a long power strip for my PC gaming setup but decided on this for the ability to push it off to the side and have cables out of the way of my feet under the desk. The 4 USB plugs come in clutch too for charging your phone or gaming headsets. The cord is long enough that you can plug it in the wall and have everything tucked away nice out of the way for long gaming sessions!

I gotta say, I love these power strips so much I had to order another one. Has 6 sockets and 4 USB ports and I use the first one for a TV, an oscillating fan, a PS4, and a nintendo switch and occasional Phone charging usb usage. It gets the job done and doesnt take up a bunch of space the only real complaint I have is it the cord seems a bit shorter than advertised but its not really a big deal for me.

I needed a small power strip for transformer size plugs and this fits the bill perfectly, and the USB charging ports are an added bonus. It can be used on a desktop but I have little room on the desk so it stays on the floor. The strip has a small blue LED that is not at all distracting whether on the floor or desk that shows it is on. Does the job and hopefully works for a long time.

Love this little powerhouse! The direction of the outlets accommodates all the “fat” plugs.
The shape of the strip (square instead of long and thin), means it sits upright without laying on its side all the time.
And the bonus: usb ports!

Love it!

This is probably the most useful power strip I’ve ever owned! I travel a lot for a video production company and in many hotels I stay I struggle to find enough reachable outlets in the room to plug in all of my battery charges so I can recharge batteries and equipment overnight. This compact power strip solves this problem! As long as I can find one outlet in the wall, I’m good to go to recharge from 6 outlets and 4 USB ports on this little device. This makes traveling so much easier and every time I use it I can’t believe I didn’t buy it years earlier!

For some reason, it seems like most power blocks are purposely designed so that all but the smallest wall warts will block the adjacent outlets. Or, they are designed for a workbench, 6′ long and the outlets are 12″ apart. This was one of the few I could find that was compact and had decent spacing between outlets. The USB ports are a nice bonus and preserve the AC outlets for other things.

The one suggestion I have is to have the power switch lockable or protected so that it can’t be easily turned off. I use this under conference room tables and live in fear that it’s going to get bumped and turn off at a terrible time.