Addtam Surge Protector Power Strip - 10 FT Extension Cord, 12 AC Outlets with 4 USB (1050J)
Quick take
This Addtam surge protector power strip combines a 10 ft flat-plug extension cord with 12 widely spaced AC outlets and 4 USB charging ports, making it easier to build a tidy desk or home-office charging station. It also supports wall mounting and includes overload protection via an on/off switch. The main buying caveat is that its 1050J surge protection is suitable for everyday power-spike protection, but it is not a substitute for whole-home or lightning-specific protection.
Pros and cons
Pros
- 12 widely spaced AC outlets with multi-side layout, helps prevent bulky plugs from blocking neighbors.
- 10 ft flat plug extension cord for flexible placement, including behind furniture.
- 4 USB ports (2 USB-C, 2 USB-A) for phones, tablets, and accessories without extra chargers.
- Wall-mountable design with keyhole-style screw fixation for a cleaner setup.
- Surge protection rating of 1050 joules plus overload/overheating protections and an on/off switch.
Cons
- With a 15A max load, it may be less ideal for high-watt appliances that push capacity.
- The USB charging is designed for common device charging, but it is not the same as dedicated fast-charging bricks for every laptop model.
- If you need a longer reach than 10 ft or need more than 12 AC outlets, you may want a different layout or higher-capacity strip.
What buyers think
Buyer-review evidence is strongly centered on practical usability: people like the “widely spaced” outlet layout for fitting larger adapters without blocking, and they also mention the convenience of the 10 ft flat plug when placing the strip behind desks and furniture. Many reviewers highlight the USB convenience for charging phones and everyday devices, and they value the wall-mount or under-desk style setup for keeping cables organized. Overall, review sentiment points to solid build quality and usefulness for home office and multi-device charging stations, while review evidence is too limited to identify any recurring category-level complaints beyond typical capacity and fit considerations.
Key features and how they help in real setups
Outlet layout designed to reduce plug blocking
The standout design choice here is the multi-side layout with widely spaced AC outlets. Instead of crowding adapters into a tight row, the spacing is intended to make room for larger power bricks. This matters most for desk and entertainment setups, where you may have a mix of laptop chargers, monitor power supplies, speakers, routers, and accessories.
10 ft extension cord with a flat plug
The included 10 ft cord improves placement flexibility, especially when the nearest outlet is hard to reach from your desk or nightstand. The flat plug format also aims to sit closer to the wall, which helps when you are mounting or tucking the strip behind furniture.
4 USB ports for everyday device charging
With 4 USB ports (2 USB-C and 2 USB-A), this power strip is built to act as a compact charging hub. It uses per-port output ratings (and total USB power) intended to cover common device needs like smartphones, tablets, cameras, and power banks. If your goal is fewer separate wall chargers, this layout is a convenient match.
Surge protection plus overload protection
It’s rated for 1050 joules of surge protection and also includes protection behaviors tied to overload, short-circuit, over-current, over-voltage, and overheating. There is an on/off switch, and the overload protection is designed to cut power when overload is detected, then requires a reset after it cools.
Who this surge protector power strip is best for
- Home office and desk setups where you want wide-spaced outlets for power bricks and built-in USB charging.
- People who prefer a cleaner cable layout and want to mount the strip under a desk or on a wall.
- Households with lots of small-to-mid power electronics (routers, monitors, speakers, chargers, lamps), where surge and overload protection adds peace of mind.
- Anyone tired of outlet blocking when multiple bulky adapters are plugged in side-by-side.
Who should consider a different power strip
- High-watt appliance users who need to power things that can reach or exceed the strip’s 15A max load.
- Buyers who need more than 12 AC outlets for large entertainment rigs or multi-room stations.
- Travel-only shoppers who want an even smaller footprint and may not need a 10 ft cord and wall-mount hardware.
Pros and cons summary
- Strong fit: multi-device desk and charging stations, especially when bulky chargers would otherwise block outlets.
- Main tradeoff: outlet count and load capacity are still finite, so plan around your devices’ wattage.
Price and availability
The current price can vary over time, so it’s worth checking the live listing for the most up-to-date cost and buying options.
Verdict
If you want a surge protector power strip that makes multi-charger setups easier, the Addtam’s widely spaced 12-outlet layout and built-in 4 USB charging ports are the key strengths. It’s especially appealing for desks, nightstands, and wall-mounted charging stations where tidy placement matters. Just make sure your devices fit within the 15A max load, and treat the 1050J rating as everyday protection for common electronics, not a guarantee against extreme events.
FAQs
How many outlets and USB ports does this power strip have?
It includes 12 widely spaced AC outlets and 4 USB ports (2 USB-C and 2 USB-A).
Is the cord flat plug design good for tight spaces?
Yes. The flat plug and 10 ft cord are intended to help the strip sit neatly when placed behind furniture or near the wall.
What does 1050J surge protection mean for my electronics?
1050 joules is a surge protection rating intended to help protect connected devices from everyday voltage spikes and surges. It is designed for typical home-office use, not as a replacement for whole-home or lightning-specific protection.
Can I wall-mount this power strip?
Yes. It has a screw fixation design for wall-mounting, and it can also be used as a desktop charging station.
Does it have an overload or safety shutoff?
Yes. It includes overload protection (with an on/off switch) and is designed to cut power when overload is detected, then allow reset after cooling.
What kinds of devices should I plug in?
It is suited to powering common electronics and charging devices such as computers, monitors, routers, speakers, and phones/tablets. For high-watt appliances, confirm they stay within the strip’s 15A max capacity.
Specifications
| Product Title | Surge Protector Power Strip - 10 FT Extension Cord, Power Strip with 12 Widely AC Outlet 4 USB, Flat Plug Wall Mount Overload Protection, 1050J, Desk Charging Station for Home Office, ETL Listed,White |
|---|---|
| Category | Electronics > Accessories & Supplies > Power Strips & Surge Protectors > Power Strips |
| Brand | Addtam |
| Manufacturer | Addtam |
| Model Number | AD12W3U |
| Color | White |
| Number of Outlets | 16 |
| Voltage | 125.0 |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Light Indicator, Mountable, On And Off Switch, Surge Protection, Wide Spaced Outlet |
| Total Usb Ports | 4 |
| Maximum Current | 15 Amps |
| Power Plug Type | Type B - 3 pin (North American) |
| Surge Protection Rating | 1050 Joules |
| Plug Type | Type B |
| Number of Ports | 15 |
| Compatible Devices | Air Conditioner |
| Amperage | 15 Amps |
| Shape | Rectangle |
| Enclosure Material | Polycarbonate |
| Mfr Part Number | AD12W3U |
| Warranty Description | 1 year worry free |
| Unit Count | 15.0 Count |
| Item Dimensions L x W | 9"L x 1.9"W |
| Recommended Uses For Product | indoor |
| Total Power Outlets | 16 |
| Special Feature | Light Indicator, Mountable, On And Off Switch, Surge Protection, Wide Spaced Outlet |
Available variants
Color
- Black
- White
- Grey
Size
- 25FT
- 15FT
- 10FT
- 20FT
- 5FT
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