Hide and upgrade a wall outlet with this 8-in-1 USB-C power strip at $18 (Launch discount)

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TROND 8-in-1 USB-C Power Strip with Outlet Cover

Buy for $18 (Reg. $20)

Clip the on-page 10% off coupon.

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Just a few days ago this new release from TROND arrived at Amazon. Unlike most of the power strips out there, this one covers a wall outlet while packing a serious upgrade. It converts a standard 2-outlet recepticle into a 8-in-1 strip with a 6-foot cord. This means you can practically move your wall outlet while upgrading to four AC outlets, two USB-A, and two Type-C.

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That’s a lot of outlets: This 26-in-1 USB-C surge protector may finally quench your thirst for power at $29.50

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TROND 26-in-1 USB-C Surge Protector

Buy for $29.50 (Reg. $33)

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If there’s a place in your home or office where you always seem to run out of outlets, we’ve got quite the solution for you. This surge protector offers a total of 22 AC outlets, two USB-A, and two Type-C ports. If this still won’t be enough, well, all we can say is, “wow, you’ve got quite the thirst for power.”

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That’s a lot of outlets: TROND’s 12-in-1 USB-C extender falls to $10 Prime shipped (Reg. $15)

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TROND 12-in-1 Surge Protected USB-C Outlet Extender

Buy for $10 (Reg. $15)

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We all have at least one room where there aren’t as many power sources as we’d like. Well, this is an affordable way to turn a standard wall outlet into a hub with 12 outputs at your disposal. Once locked in place, you’ll have 8 AC ports, three USB-A, and one Type-C ready and waiting.

Lock down this clamp-on surge protector with 20W USB-C while it’s discounted to $25.50

$25.50
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TROND Desk Clamp USB-C Surge Protector

Buy for $25.50 (Reg. $30)

Clip the on-page 15% off coupon.

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While you can get a capable surge protector for less than this, it won’t have a built-in clamping mechanism like this one does. If you’ve ever fumbled with a surge protector before, it’s not hard to imagine with clamping it in place would be helpful. It’ll obviously make it easier to plug and unplug things with one hand, plus it’ll look a lot cleaner too.