HANYCONY 8-Outlet Power Strip Surge Protector with 4 USB, 2 USB-C, 5 ft Cord, Flat Plug

Meet the HANYCONY Power Strip Surge Protector

Designed for modern desks, dorm rooms, and nightstands, this compact hub bundles 12 power-delivery spots into a single, organized unit. With 8 grounded AC outlets and 4 USB ports (5V/3.1A total), you can connect phones, laptops, cameras, and other essentials without juggling adapters or clutter. The result is a neater workspace and a calmer, easier charging routine that helps you stay focused on what matters most.

Two USB-C ports expand your charging options, delivering up to 5V/3A. The remaining USB-A ports share 5V/2.4A each, and the system uses smart charging to detect devices and allocate power efficiently. In practice, you may experience smoother top‑ups for smartphones, tablets, and accessories, while keeping bulkier devices powered nearby without fighting for outlets.

Smart, space‑savvy design

• 3-side outlet arrangement with 2.2-inch spacing keeps large adapters from blocking each other.
• Flat plug and rear wall‑mount holes let you tuck the unit against walls or under desks.
• 6 ft braided extension cord adds length without tangling and helps maintain a clean workspace.

Safety and durability are baked in. The surge protector offers overload protection with a 1080 Joule rating and a clear indicator shows when protection is active. Copper wiring and a robust enclosure contribute to stable power delivery for everyday use at home, in the office, or while traveling.

Real‑world use cases

• Home office: power a computer, monitor, printer, lamp, and charging docks from one hub.
• Student dorms or shared workspaces: keep phones, tablets, and a laptop within easy reach without clutter.
• Nightstands and living rooms: charge multiple devices overnight or during downtime while keeping cables tidy.

Note: This product is designed to support multiple devices simultaneously. Actual performance depends on device power needs and local electrical conditions. Consider your setup and charging needs to plan where to place the hub for best accessibility and cable management.