GE 6-Outlet Surge Protector 2 Pack, 6 Ft Extension Cord, Power Strip, 800 Joules, Flat Plug, Twist-To-Close Safety Covers, UL Listed, White, 54638

I almost put out a fire in my house. The only things plugged into the wall were our cable boxes and tvs. After hearing a static noise, I found out this was catching on fire! I only chose 1 star for these due to the length of the review. My fire hazard rating is zero and it is a fat zero.

Kyro Bonner

| May 23, 2021

The extension cord/surge protector I have is an old version, and I have about 6. This previous version had several unique features that could not be beaten I am* *br* If the cord could be angled in the right direction, you could use a swivel head If the head was flat, it would allow furniture to be put against the outlet*- Having a long cord allows you to plug things into it behind a sofa while still having plenty of room to plug other Its new version has more than twice as much width as the old one. I have never seen anything like it. There is nothing really flat about this. A swiveling head is no longer part of the new version. In its down position, it's locked. -(
The new version is so thick at the head that it is awkward to plug in and almost impossible to plug in without touching the prongs as you push it into the socket - this is extremely My old ones all have GE stamped on them, so they just made improvements to make the product inferior. I thought I ordered the wrong brand, but when I examined my old ones they all have GE stamped on them.

Clyde Barnes

| Aug 14, 2020

Then we had a storm and the power went off for a few moments and then came back on shortly after, but both our gaming system and audio system continued to malfunction. The bars that were previously plugged in do not work anymore. That was a waste of "protected. " It didn't even survive one storm! We had hoped this would be so useful, but it fell apart after just.

Quinton Harmon

| Nov 08, 2020

There was no way I could have expected such a big drama to follow. My TV was immediately destroyed after I connected it to one of the ports. To file a claim against the warranty, I contacted Jasco, but they denied it. The device worked fine when it was in my possession, though it didn't when it was in theirs. I was never certain what kind of magic they worked there, but they were just awful, awful In fact, they admitted that they did not even test the plugs, so how does it work when they did not actually test it to see whether There has been fraud and theft. The Customer Service offered by this company is poor. All of the above and more are just a bunch Jasco and GE are not my kind of company. I will never buy anything from them again.

Ramon HEWITT

| Sep 03, 2020

My microwave and Keurig were able to be moved to this baker's rack to allow me more counter space, and I added my newly acquired bakers rack right outside my tiny kitchen. The Keurig has a similarly short cord, but there is no outlet on that side of the narrow wall I'm against, so while I could wrap the microwave cord around to the kitchen outlet, the cord for the Keurig wasn't able to be tucked away. In light of this, I decided to purchase another power strip. Even though I wasn't too concerned about surge protection, this plug caught my eye as it has a flat plug, so I could plug it in behind the loveseat without having to worry about it crushing My original 10 foot cord turned out to be a bit more than I needed, but I was still able to keep this almost completely out of site and still have plenty of cord length left over. There are a lot more power outlets on this one, and it seems better made than the other power strips I've been using for years. It was exactly what I was looking for, and it was at a good price, too.

Matias Jimenez

| Dec 28, 2020

DON'T MISS THIS! Plugging in a simple, two-pronged device might help you to figure out the problem It will not fit into a plug that has two prongs, such as a table lamp. The first time I did it, I thought I was doing it wrong, but I am half-way there The efforts of a dozen friends and family members were in vain. This issue has not been reported before, which means the power strip connects to the wall outlet perfectly. If the appliance you intend to use does not have a grounded, three-pronged plug, it will not fit in the strip An electrical outlet with three prongs. No matter what I try, it won't work with my Echo dots, phone chargers, or nightstand lamps. The fact that I purchased two of these for the same products proves I wasted my money, effort, and time on these.

Rome McCall

| Mar 11, 2021

We need one to run our three phone chargers and another to use for my son's video game console In both cases, the cords did exactly the same Initially, there was a smell and then we discovered the problem. In the absence of our presence, the house would probably have burned to the ground. There was no reason for this to have happened as neither of them were being used. THIS IS A BAD PRODUCT. DO NOT BUY IT.

Julien Ayers

| Sep 23, 2020

Worked One thing that keeps me from using it more is that the plugs are somewhat hard to get Both units I bought have all of the outlets in this way, and this is not something I noticed in just one. Other than that, everything was just as I expected it.

Dion Blackwell

| May 07, 2021