NTONPOWER Extension Lead Tower, Surge Protected Tower Extension Lead, Plug Extension with USB Slots, 3m Extension Cord, 12 Way Power Strip, Electric Socket Extensions with Switches- Black

I liked everything about it. Previous tower systems when loaded up had a tendency to topple over. This one is small, stubby, very compact, but above all very stable. The usb points were also a bonus.

This plug tower works very well, Ideal if you've got lots of wires everywhere but not enough sockets.

Perfect for those who has to use loads of devices at the same time. I use it for my tv, sounds, dvd, etc. it works well. No issues with the product. Useful and good value.

Instead of having wires all over the floor and using multiple extension leads (which can be a fire hazard), this 12 plug extension tower completely removes those problems.It makes it easier to keep the cables tidy and has good safety features such as the overload protection - this will help to save your devices if there is ever a power surge or short circuit.There is plenty of space between each socket - suitable for devices with larger plugs that typically leaves no room for another one beside it.I like the fact that each side has its own individual power switch - this makes it easier to turn on/off specific devices without having to turn them all on/off.There are also 4 USB ports on this extension tower too. They charge decently well but given the amount of sockets, it would be more convenient to charge devices by plugging in a wall charger rather than utilising the slower USB ports.It currently costs £42.99 which I think is reasonable value. There is also a voucher up at the time of this review that knocks off 40%, dropping the price to roughly £25.79, which is even better value.Overall, quite pleased with this extension tower - gives me extra sockets to make use of and allows me to control individual sides so that I can turn on/off certain appliances without affecting them all.

12 sockets and 4 USB slots. Saves space and can potentially save energy as there is a power switch for each side. I plug all of my 24/7 active devices on one or two sides (door bell, router/modem, telephone, etc.) and all other devices that can go dormant on the other sides so that I can switch them off at night. One minor criticism is it would be great if it has a USB-C slot and if the cable was a bit longer than 1.5m.

This tower extension socket is really handy to have around in the living room or computer room, where a lot of plug sockets are needed for various devices. It comes with 12 plug sockets and 4 USB sockets so you shouldn’t run out of them! It really tidies up all of the plugs from the floor, saving some space.I like how easy this plug socket extension tower makes finding the sockets, so you can navigate the cables easily and find the right one to unplug.The maximum power this tower extension allows for is 3.25kw, making it more for simple devices like the TV, PS5 or tablet devices as opposed to kettles or microwaves. It also has a surge protected extension lead with 1080J surge protection, meaning it can protect your devices in case of a thunderstorm, or a power surge.After plugging this in for many hours, it was only slightly warm but not hot at all, meaning this tower extension offers good protection for the plugs.Overall, I am very happy with this tower extension socket, as it has helped to store them in one easy to find place.

This looks like a fairly standard extension lead tower, but one with a lot of power sockets, USB sockets and surge protection.I got this so we can tidy up the back of our television area. Surprisingly, there are about 8 sockets that we currently need around the back and this tower will do nicely. The thing I like is that we can leave some things powered on and some off. For example, when we go away for a few days, or on holiday, we can leave the router, the network drive and Hive on, but switch the TV, cable box and XBox off, all from a switch on the tower.Note that the maximum power can be 3.25kw, so no powering microwaves, kettles and toasters at the same time from this; you are basically plugging 12 devices and 4 USBs into one power outlet. TVs, cable boxes etc are all fairly low power consumption so will be fine though.As an extension tower, this is very useful. The lead is fairly short, at 1.5m, so it's more useful for giving additional sockets rather than extending access across a distance.This tower offers a lot to justify its price. I like it.

This power tower is a really good size; many on the market are quite tall, but this is nicely compact and easy to fit under a desk or on a shelf.It has a really good number of sockets - actually more than I need for once! - and also has 4 USB sockets, which actually frees up more of the regular plug sockets. This is very handy, and unlike some USB hubs, doesn't slow-charge devices.I can't attest to the effectiveness of the surge-protection, as we've not had any situation where it would kick in. Hopefully it works if needed!I think the only things I'd change would be a different colour (white would fit in better with my decor, but that's just a personal preference), and a longer cable. 1.5m is a pretty good length, but does limit where I can put & use it.Apart from that, it's great for the price!