QINLIANF 5-Outlet Wall Charger and Surge Protector – Technical Specifications
- Brand QINLIANF
- Color White
- AC outlets 5 outlets arranged across 3 sides
- Rated voltage 125 V
- USB ports 4 total, including USB-A and USB-C ports
- USB-A output 5 V, up to 2.4 A per port
- USB-C output 5 V, up to 3 A; does not support Quick Charge 3.0 or devices requiring 9–22 V
- Surge protection 1,680 joules, with a protected-status indicator light
- Outlet spacing 2.1 inches between AC outlets
- Mounting Secures to a duplex wall outlet using the center screw
- Outlet compatibility Designed for duplex outlets; not securable to GFCI outlets. Wall outlet spacing must exceed 1 inch, and the outlet must not have more than 2 sets of parallel sockets
- Certification ETL certified
Wall outlets have a way of becoming prime real estate. A lamp moves in, a phone charger follows, and suddenly the only free socket is behind a bookcase. The QINLIANF wall charger is a tidy attempt to restore order: it turns a duplex outlet into a small charging station, with sockets arranged around the sides and USB ports ready for everyday devices.
Its most thoughtful touch is the screw that helps hold the extender against a compatible wall outlet. That can make a real difference when unplugging a stubborn charger would otherwise pull the whole adapter loose. The spaced-out sockets are also more considerate than the usual crowded power strip, where one bulky plug can evict its neighbors. And because the unit sits at the wall rather than trailing across the floor, it keeps cords from becoming one more household obstacle.
There are sensible limits. The mounting setup is intended for standard duplex outlets; it won’t secure properly to every outlet style, including some GFCI receptacles. It’s worth checking your outlet before buying, especially if you’re shopping for a bathroom or kitchen. The USB ports are handy for phones and other everyday gadgets, but this isn’t a high-speed charging hub for every device. In short, convenience is the selling point, not cutting-edge charging wizardry.
At $8.96, the QINLIANF outlet extender looks appealing for a desk, bedside table, or travel bag—provided the outlet is compatible and the added bulk won’t get in the way. Its surge protection offers welcome reassurance for connected electronics, while the compact, wall-mounted design can make an awkward outlet considerably more useful. It’s a practical little fix for a familiar annoyance: not glamorous, but the sort of thing you appreciate every time you find a free place to plug in.
Pros
- Three-sided placement and 2.1-inch outlet spacing make this QINLIANF wall outlet extender easier to use with bulky plugs without crowding every socket.
- Five AC outlets plus four USB-A and USB-C ports provide a handy charging hub for lamps, chargers, and everyday devices—without needing a separate USB adapter.
- Its 1,680-joule surge protection and status indicator add useful protection and a quick visual check for connected home or office electronics.
- The center-screw mounting helps keep the multi-plug adapter firmly in place instead of letting it sag under the weight of plugged-in devices.
- ETL certification offers added reassurance when choosing a surge-protected wall charger for home, office, or travel use.
Cons
- The USB-C port supplies 5V only, so it is not suitable for Quick Charge 3.0 or devices that require higher-voltage USB-C charging.
- Mounting compatibility is limited: it isn’t designed to secure to GFCI outlets and requires a compatible duplex outlet with sufficient spacing.
- At 125V, this outlet extender may not suit setups that require a different voltage standard.
- Because it plugs directly into the wall, its usefulness depends on having enough clearance around the outlet and nearby furniture or appliances.
