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Hotel rooms and cruise cabins rarely have enough sockets, and the ones they have are hidden behind the bed. This little strip turns one socket into seven charging points, and its flat 45° plug sits close to the wall so furniture can go right up against it.
Why it works for travel
Seven devices from one socket: 4 AC outlets, 2 USB-A ports and 1 USB-C port.
No surge protector: cruise lines generally ban surge-protected strips, and this one is built without it.
Packs small: the 4 ft cord wraps around the body, and the whole thing is 4.33 × 2.5 × 1.6 in and under 10 oz.
Thin flat plug: only 0.39 in thick, so it fits behind beds and desks.
Protection: fire-resistant shell with short-circuit, overheat, over-current and over-voltage protection.
Know before you buy
It has a US-style plug and US outlets. Outside North America you still need a travel adapter for the wall, and your devices must accept the local voltage.
Maximum load is 1250W, so don’t run a hair dryer and a kettle on it together.
USB-C fast charging is 15W: fine for phones, slow for laptops.
Always check your cruise line’s current rules before you pack it.
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