Witeem 5 AC Power Strip w/ 3 USB port Surge Protector Review
I received to review a surge protector 5 outlets with 3 USB port power strip. The surge protector is an ideal use for in the home or workplace, restaurants, dorm room, in a hotel room, and on business trips. The 5 AC outlet power socket is made of heavy duty PC+ABS alloy plastic shell with 1382 Fahrenheit retardant material and has a maximum rated power of 1875W/`125V/15A which is strong enough to take multiple devices all in one can easily charge tablet, cell phone, camera, USB flashlight, and has a 3 USB ports of 2.4A maximum power total 5V/3.4A with built in smart IC chipset that instantly detects your device and starts immediately.
The unit has a 6ft. an extension cord that has an internal copper core which cause less heat & fast heat dissipation, has a 45 degree right angle flat plug that easily be plugged at the top of the outlet and still can plug-in another one underneath and won't get in the way of the bottom plug. What you'll expect from Witeem is a high quality, professional customer service and they provide 24hr/7days technical support.
This surge protector has a hard shell construction with a smooth finish touch and a slim design that can easily be placed between shelves, between bed & nightstand, underneath desk, in the kitchen, bathroom, etc. It also has an on/off switch, 3 (white power, red protected, green grounded) lights that would let you know surge protector is working properly, 3 USB ports that can charge your device all at the same time and has a flat right-angle plug.
The USB port does charge faster and takes half the time than it would take of my other chargers and keeps my microwave, toaster, diffuser, coffee maker, lamp, fan and other electronic devices up and running without the cord or shell overheating. Great quality I highly recommend! You can find it at Amazon
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