For several years now, there have been many devices that we use on a daily basis that do not need 220v to work, which forces us to play with chargers throughout the house to charge and/or use them in the sockets that we have scattered around. house since changing the home sockets to incorporate USB connections is not practical, unless we are going to do a major renovation.
If we don’t want to go around connecting and disconnecting the plugs in our house and we are tired of carrying chargers around our house, the best thing we can do is buy a plugs that incorporate USB ports.
In the market we can find a large number of plugs and even power strips that include several USB type A and type C ports, devices that will allow us to use a single power outlet in our home to charge several devices in a much more comfortable way. If you want to know which are the best options currently available on the market, we invite you to continue reading, but not before considering that we are heading towards a future with USB-C connections, so the plug we buy must have at least one port of these and that offers a reasonable minimum power.
Plugs with USB ports
One of the most interesting and complete options that we can find on Amazon is offered by the manufacturer LENCENT with a cube-shaped design that includes support up to 7 sockets: 3 AC outlets with a maximum power of 4000W, 3 USB-A ports (2x 12W and 1x18W) and one port USB-C with an output power of 35W, enough to take advantage of fast charging for any smartphone.
The casing is made of fireproof material that withstands up to 750º C, and has dimensions of 76 x 62 x 76 mm. Includes a switch to completely disable the power supply without having to unplug it from the wall.
Another interesting option that takes up less space is found in the Acabuma double plug. It is a plug 6 in 1 which includes 3 12W USB-A ports, a USB-C port with 20W of power and two power outlets, one flat and one circular with a ground connection (schuko). It has dimensions of 65 x 70 x 77 cm and supports a maximum power of up to 4000W.
If we are somewhat handy, instead of buying a thief of USB ports and power outlets, we can directly replace the plug wherever we want to use it for this Nanocable model, a model that allows us to take advantage of the power outlet and includes two USB-A ports. In this way, we will avoid having to use a charger that protrudes excessively and spoils the aesthetics of the location where we want to use it.
Another option that we can also use is the one that JSVER offers us with this power strip that includes 6 power outlets, 3 USB A ports and a USB-C port 17W. It includes a switch to turn off the power strip, an integrated system that is responsible for protecting the devices in case of a voltage spike or overheating.
At the bottom we find a total of 6 non-slip pads that hold to any type of surface. It also includes two slots to place the power strip hanging on the wall, hidden under a table, on a shelf or anywhere else.
