Looking for an easier way to add USB-A and Type-C ports to a wall outlet? Well the official Addtam storefront over at Amazon is here to help with its 9-in-1 Rotating Surge Protected Wall Extender for $8.09 Prime shipped. To score this deal, clip the on-page 5% off coupon and apply code JHCQUHTS during checkout. If you don’t have Prime, check out with $35 in your cart to score free shipping. For comparison, this wall extender generally sells for $13, with today’s collection of markdowns taking an impressive 38% off. Until now, the best offer we had seen was $9, so you’re looking at an additional $1 off the previous low. Learn more down below.
This wall extender takes traditional solutions so much further. Examples of this include a rotating design, a USB-A port, and two Type-C outputs. You’re also getting six AC outlets and onboard 1,800-joule surge protection. In terms of power output, the USB-A port offers up to 12W speeds while the Type-C outputs can reach 18W. As mentioned earlier, the part that plugs into the wall can swivel 180 degrees, allowing it to adapt to your needs if the existing outlet is cramped and difficult to work with.
And if you need more ports than this offers, be sure to have a look at this 17-in-1 surge protector with 20W USB-C at $24.50. It’s a solid pick for a desk, nightstand, and the list goes on. Finally, folks looking for a way to hide some cables can pick up this 34-inch cord cover kit at only $6 Prime shipped. Drop by our home goods guide for more deals like these.
Addtam 9-in-1 Rotating Surge Protected Wall Extender features:
- The plug adapter with 6 widely AC outlets and 3 USB charging ports (2 USB C), you can easily power up to 9 devices at the same time. The outlet splitter with 3 sided slim design, it gives you way more power options while taking up hardly any space
- The outlet extender surge protector provide 1800 joules surge protection against electrical spikes. 3 complementary Surge Protection Circuits, TVS(transient voltage suppressor) MOV(metal oxide varistor) GDT(gas discharge tube), with response speed less than 1Ns, and minimum energy-absorbing capacity of 1800 Joules, much more quickly and reliably than the traditional MOV surge protector circuit
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