5 Outlet Extender Multi Plug Wall Outlets with 4 USB Charging Ports (1 USB C Outlet)
Quick take
This 5-outlet wall plug extender turns a single duplex outlet into five AC plug spots and adds four USB charging ports, including a USB-C option. Buyers like the three-sided plug layout for accommodating bulky adapters, and the wall-hugging, stays-put design. The main caveat is that USB-C may not be reliable for every cord/device pairing, so it is worth checking compatibility if USB-C charging is your priority.
Pros and cons
Pros
- 5 AC outlets plus 4 USB ports (USB A and USB-C) for charging and powering in one spot
- Three-sided plug spacing helps prevent large adapters from blocking neighboring outlets
- Surge protection rated at 1680 joules with a “Protected” indicator light
- Wall-mount style uses the included screw to help keep the extender secure
Cons
- USB-C performance can be inconsistent for some buyers, depending on the device and cord
- Shared USB output means total charging speed may vary when multiple devices are connected at once
What buyers think
Buyer-review evidence is strongly positive around convenience and usability. Many shoppers report that this extender is a practical “single wall spot” upgrade, especially where desk space is limited or where a cluster of chargers would otherwise take over a bedside or dorm setup. A recurring theme is the three-sided outlet layout, which makes it easier to plug in larger power adapters without blocking adjacent ports. Buyers also mention that the unit feels sturdy, stays flush, and does not easily pull out, particularly because of the secure mounting approach. The overall performance pattern is that it works as an all-in-one organizer for outlets plus USB charging, with buyers appreciating the surge protection for peace of mind.
Because that feedback appears isolated and may be related to cord or device compatibility, consider using USB-A as a backup if you rely heavily on USB-C.
Design and setup: built for tight spaces
This is a wall outlet extender designed to replace the usual “power strip plus separate chargers” approach. Instead of adding a bulky strip across a floor or desk, it plugs directly into a grounded duplex receptacle, then provides multiple AC outlets plus USB charging ports at the wall. The stated Type B (3-pin, North America) plug design targets standard US wall outlets.
One of the most buyer-relevant design choices is the three-sided outlet arrangement. It gives more room for larger adapters, so neighboring outlets are less likely to get blocked compared with flatter extender designs.
Outlets and charging ports: what you get
You get five total AC outlets, rated at 125V, with a maximum current of 15A. For charging, there are four USB ports: USB A (shared 5V output with USB A up to 2.4A) and one USB-C port (USB-C up to 3A maximum). The USB system is described as a shared 5V 4.2A rating, which matters if you plan to charge multiple devices simultaneously.
Surge protection and the “protected” indicator
The extender includes surge protection rated at 1680 joules and uses multiple surge protection components (described as TVS, MOV, and GDT) along with a fire-resistant casing. A “Protected” indicator light is included so you can quickly see whether protection is active.
Who it’s best for
- Dorm rooms and apartments: ideal when you want more power and charging without using a desktop strip.
- Bedside and TV cabinet setups: useful for powering a mix of small electronics and charging phones and tablets.
- Anyone using bulky adapters: the three-sided layout is a practical upgrade when chargers tend to block neighboring outlets.
- Shoppers who want integrated charging: fewer wall “chargers brick clutter” items.
Who should avoid it
- If you need consistently high USB speed for many devices at once: USB output is shared, so charging may not run at the highest possible speed for every device simultaneously.
Pros and cons recap
- Value here: five AC outlets plus four USB ports, with a wall-secure design and stated 1680-joule surge protection.
- Main tradeoff: USB-C behavior may vary, and USB charging is shared across ports.
Price and availability
Pricing can fluctuate. If you want the best deal, check the current listing and confirm the exact outlet extender model and port configuration before ordering.
FAQ
Does this add more AC outlets and also USB charging?
Yes. It provides five AC outlets plus four USB charging ports, including one USB-C port.
How is the surge protection handled?
It is described as a built-in 1680-joule surge protector, with a “Protected” indicator light to show protection status.
Will bulky charging bricks block other outlets?
The three-sided outlet layout is designed to give extra spacing so larger adapters are less likely to interfere with neighboring outlets.
What USB speeds should I expect?
USB output is listed as a shared 5V 4.2A rating. USB A supports up to 2.4A, and USB-C supports up to 3A maximum, though actual charging can vary based on how many devices are connected.
Is it wall mountable or does it just hang there?
It is designed for secure wall use, including using an included screw (with a screwdriver) to help keep the extender firmly attached.
Specifications
| Product Title | 5 Outlet Extender Multi Plug Wall Outlets with 4 USB Charging Ports (1 USB C Outlet), 3 Sided 1680J Surge Protector Power Strip USB Wall Charger for Home, Office, Travel, ETL Listed, White |
|---|---|
| Category | Electronics > Accessories & Supplies > Power Strips & Surge Protectors > Power Strips |
| Brand | Lvetek |
| Manufacturer | Lvetek |
| Model Number | QF-519F |
| Color | White |
| Number of Outlets | 5 |
| Voltage | 125 Volts |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Mountable, Surge Protection, Usb Slot |
| Total Usb Ports | 4 |
| Maximum Current | 15 Amps |
| Power Plug Type | Type B - 3 pin (North American) |
| Surge Protection Rating | 1680 Joules |
| Plug Type | Type B |
| Number of Ports | 4 |
| Compatible Devices | Camera, DVD Player, E-Reader, MP3 Player, iPhone |
| Amperage | 15 Amps |
| Shape | Rectangle |
| Enclosure Material | Metal Oxide |
| Mfr Part Number | QF-519F |
| Warranty Description | 1 Year Manufacturer |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Item Dimensions L x W | 5.51"L x 3.77"W |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Apartment, College Dorm Room, TV Cabinet |
| Total Power Outlets | 5 |
| Special Feature | Mountable, Surge Protection, Usb Slot |
Available variants
Size
- 2U2C
- 3U1C
Color
- White
- Grey
- Ivory-Night Light
- Black
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