CubieMini - Tabletop Power Strip Charging Station with Outlets and USB Ports

I clearly stay in too many hotels, as I have fallen in love with the Brandstand products that are in so many hotel rooms. For my office at work I needed a couple of AC outlets and a couple of USB charge ports accessible at the top of a desk-height cabinet. My first try was an Anker desktop power strip. I've rarely had problems with Anker stuff, but that didn't like something and died remarkably quickly. So I decided to spend more and go with this. I've seen how they get beat up in hotels, but they always seem to keep working. So far, so good for the one in my office. The included adhesive pad is crazy strong so this does not budge even without the screw-in cord anchor. The outlets are easy to access, and it's nice to have them at a slight angle for plugging things in. It only has one USB A and one USB C outlet, but that serves the purpose for what I need.I don't know why the review asked about my rating for traveling - if it's already in your hotel room it's great. But it's big and heavy compared to anything I'd put in my suitcase. It's definitely a semi-permanent install kind of thing.I'll keep buying the Brandstand products for things like a desktop outlet or guest room alarm clock. They aren't sleek and modern-tech working, but they are solidly made and just work.

Bought this after my wife fell in love with the one at a hotel. It's super convenient having the plugs and USB right on top of your nightstand.

Placed this in guest bedroom. Easier for their use, and I don’t have replug all the lamps, alarm clocks etc that they unplug to charge phone, tablet etc. Handy and convenient for all.

Mounted this on the top of my desk. It saves me from having to crawl under the desk to plug my laptop in! Handier than I originally thought!

Did not care for the heavy cord, very stiff and hard to put behind the night stand.The actual plug in is fine, just so awkward to place anywhere.

Saw this at the four seasons and looked for it. Got two. Works great. We ended up getting rid of our old night stands and removed it from the old ones.A normal home is around 100-150 a square foot a hotel invest in highly durable stuff from flooring to walls beds, towels that are very very durable. So good enough for sure for any home users. Hotels spend 500 plus per square foot.

Quality and looks good enough to have sitting on furniture (end table/nightstand) - just like they have in hotels.

I love these. I have them in three rooms. HOWEVER, there is a needed mounting bracket not available through Amazon. It is available from the manufacturer for $2, but they charge $30.00 to ship it. That is ridiculous and totally unfair to the customer!