Dual Layer Desk Clamp Power Strip Surge Protector, Under Desk Power Strip with 10AC Outlets & 3 USB(20W USB-C), Desktop Edge Mount Charging Station, 6 Ft Extension Cord for Office Home (ETL Listed)

Disclaimer: My rating system: EVERYTHING starts at a 5, and goes from there. I thoroughly read the descriptions and if I don't like the description, I simply don't order the item. If the product shows up as advertised they get a 5. If there are unadvertised flaws, they are duly noted and stars removed accordingly.... that being said:5 Stars - This does what it advertised and is well made. The only thing I would request is to make it so that it only had 1 cord to plug in - but since it is advertised as having 2 power cords, I am not knocking it down because it came EXACTLY as advertised, and looks so much nice than a cluster of wires all over the desktop. Nice solid clamp, plugs below and above, plus USB ports for charging - this is a fabulous device - LOVE IT!

Absolutely love it,Item is very authentically pleasing, efficient cable management, enough ports for all usages.I am able to connect both the short cables that came with my monitors and maintain better cable management.

So, this is more my fault than the products. I think it was just different in my head. The pictures and description are accurate. I just didn't really think it through and envisioned it differently.I think the idea is 100/100 but the design is flawed.Issue One: You have to plug the top strip into the bottom strip. In my head, one plug powered the whole thing. Nope. So in reality it's 9 outlets, not 10.Issue 2: the top strip faces in to the desktop. So the cord for anything plugged into the top strip protrudes onto your desk. I think if the top strip faced outward it would be so much more functional. Less of an issue with the bottom strip as that is under the desk.Again, the photos and description clearly indicate how this works. And it does work fine. Just not the best design. I'm currently only using the top strip for USB devices as those cords are smaller. All standard-plug devices are plugged in to the "hidden" strip beneath the desk. So... yeah...

Fuels the things I need

I got this thinking it would be great to replace a faulty strip I had on top of my desk. I thought this would kill two birds with one stone. I could have my computer wiring underneath while the top one is used for recharging and lighting. However, one of the outlets cords are too small, so it poses a fire risk, as i have to plug the smaller corded power protector into the larger one, or need an extension cord that again, poses the same fire risk. :(

Good product

This suited my needs very well. I used to have a power strip mounted to the underside of my table with screws but this is a much more elegant solution AND gives me easily accessible outlets on my table (which was previously a luxury to find an available / easy access outlet at my computer).Outlets all work, although the USB ports aren't high current / fast charge or anything special, but you can just plug a power brick into it for any fast charge devices.Last thing to note is I had to REALLY tighten it down otherwise it would swivel / push off the table slightly when I tried to insert a plug into the receptacles. The receptacle prongs are very snug / secure so there's a good amount of resistance (wonderful to see, should last a long time / have secure plugs). Just needed to really sinch it down to the table to stop it from moving.Note: mine has the ground prongs all facing the top / bottom of the table. This wasn't an issue for me even with one cable underneath that points up towards the table. There was enough of a gap to clear (with a 1.5" thick table).

Fantastic product. Good benefit from a little long cord on the second unit but still good.