Anker Flat Plug Power Strip(300J) with 20W USB-C, 10-in-1 Ultra Thin Power Strip with 6 AC, 2 USB-A/2 USB-C,5feet Extension Cord, Desk Charging Station,Home Office College Dorm Essentials

A Lesson in Power, Space, and Necessary Compromise
Dateline: Under a Desk, in a Tangle of Wires, 3:52 AM. Down here in the dark, dusty netherworld of cable management, there is a constant, brutal war for space. Power bricks the size of small fists fight for dominance, and thick, unruly cords conspire to create a rat’s nest of pure chaos. To bring order to this domain, you need a special kind of weapon. A tool designed for tight spaces and desperate situations. You need the Anker Flat Plug Power Strip.The form factor is the first thing that hits you. It is a work of pure, unadulterated genius. The plug itself is flat, a slim wafer that lies flush against the wall, allowing you to shove a desk or a bookshelf right up against it without leaving a massive, ugly gap. It is a masterpiece of spatial negotiation. The strip itself is a long, thin, elegant slab, a far cry from the chunky, awkward power bars of yesteryear. It slides into the narrow confines of a cable cubby like a secret agent on a stealth mission.And it is a hydra. A 10-in-1 beast of connectivity. Six proper AC outlets, ready for your monitor, your computer, your lamp, your whole menagerie of electricity-hungry hardware. And then there are the USB ports—two A’s, two C’s—a built-in charging station that promises to eliminate the need for a whole mess of extra wall warts. It is a one-stop-shop for taming the digital chaos.But here, my friends, is where we must have a frank discussion. A moment of clarity. A look at the fine print of reality. The USB-C ports are capable of a glorious, high-velocity rapid charge. They can resurrect a dying phone with shocking speed. But only if you use one at a time.The moment you plug a second device into the USB bank, a negotiation takes place deep within the soul of the machine. The power is divided. The rapid charge surrenders, replaced by a slower, more democratic trickle. This is not a flaw; it is a law of this particular universe. It is a power-sharing arrangement. To expect this slim, elegant strip to deliver a full-blast, rapid charge to four devices simultaneously is to ask too much of physics and good sense.And once you understand that rule, once you accept that one, single compromise, the Anker Flat Strip reveals itself for what it is: a brilliant, specialized tool. It is the perfect command center for the modern desk, a master of spatial efficiency, and a capable, if not god-like, charging hub. Shoved under my desk in its little cave, it has brought a quiet, organized peace to a once-chaotic jungle.It is a fantastic power strip, a marvel of design. You just have to know the rules of the game. And for anyone who can read the damn signs, it’s a clear and absolute winner.

Great way to keep your work area organized.
This is incredibly handy! I saw an IG post or something where someone had screwed one of these to the side of their desk to keep cords always available and organized. Brilliant idea and I only wish I could remember who recommended that so I could thank them! Meanwhile, though, I will share with whoever wants to know that this is a great idea for helping organize a work area. P.S. I have always found Anker products to be reliable, but the first one of these I ordered had a USB-C connector that quit working. Customer support at Anker replaced it readily, and it’s been working fine in the months since.

Power bank orientation is upside down – won’t be able to be perfectly flat
UPDATE: seller did reach out and offered refund. I did still keep the device since it mostly worked – just has an annoying twist in the wire still but they still gave me a partial refund, which I appreciate.My one complaint is that if you plug it into the wall and want it lay flat on the ground it’s basically not possible. The “natural” orientation of the power bank part is to have the outlets facing down which is not great. I’m not sure why they didn’t correct the orientation but as it stands you would need one twist in the cord to be able to use it which kinda defeats the purpose of the flat cord. It’s still useable but not very ideal as I’m trying to run it under a rug but instead of being able to have it be perfectly flat it has to have a twist in it now.

Great for guestrooms!
Great for the master bedroom or guest rooms. My guests no longer need to move bedside tables or dig under them for outlets for their devices. This makes all charging easy for them and for me. Well made and good value for the money! I bought several for everywhere.

This power bar is so sleek that it changes the perception of what a power bar should look like. It has just the right amount of outlets and USB ports for an office desk, to cover your computer/laptop + monitors + a set of powered speakers or printer, etc. Brand name recognition, power surge protection, flat plug – it has everything most people would want for a home office setup. Sure you can clamp a basket or rail under your desk for a more permanent setup, but if you’re often plugging/unplugging things, this may be your best above-desk option.

Love it. Looks sleek too. Angle for plugs makes it versatile too!

Top marks for a clean look, and ease of use. Bought 2 of these and am glad I did. Would not hesitate to do this again.