Dual Layer Desk Clamp Power Strip, Desktop Edge Mount Charging Station with 13 Outlets 4 USB Ports (2 USB C), Under Desk Surge Protector(1700 Joules), 10 Ft Extension Cord for Office HomeClimatePartner certified

I absolutely love this!! It saves space and allows me to still plug things in without having cords everywhere or stretching them further than need be. I highly recommend this!!

It is a must have for anyone that own a desk it is really easy to install and really helpfull when connecting phone chargers, laptops etc

Really convenient and compact surge protector with more than enough plugs to power my desks devices. My only complaint is with the power strip portion that sits on top of the desk once attached. It has two 3-prong plugs on top, two 2-prong plugs one on each side, and four USB ports on front. I would prefer a version of this that replaced the 2-prong plugs with USB ports as I have a lot more things now that are powered by USB instead of power plugs. Even just 2 more USB ports on each side would be very useful.I ended up buying USB wall warts to plug into the sides, making it about twice as wide now, but I do have 8 more powered USB which is much more useful.

Solid attachment makes me happy with this product.

I have had no issues since purchase. It is very versatile.

This product comes disassembled and without any assembly instructions or tools to assist with assembly. Pictured is literally everything it came with. Normally I'm annoyed that every product comes with a screwdriver because it feels wasteful, but these screws are tiny computer screws which I don't believe a normal household screwdriver would work on.The lack of assembly instructions is also a problem because there is absolutely a right and wrong way to assemble this product. If you assemble it in the wrong order, you won't be able to finish assembling it at all and will have to completely disassemble what you've done and start over. Notice the two pictures where access to get a screwdriver to the screw holes are blocked by another part of the item.Based on my trial and error, assembly should be in this order:1. Attach the bracket to the plug with the USBs on it using 3 screws. Ignore the extra screw hole in the middle of the bracket - even if there was a corresponding hole in the plug strip, you wouldn't be able to put a screw there due to the bracket being in the way.2. Attach the other plug strip to the bracket with 2 screws.3. LAST assemble the clamp parts and insert clamp into bracket.There are only two USB-A ports, I had expected those openings on the side of the product to also be USB-A ports, 4x USB-A and 2x USB-C, not 2x each for a total of 4. I feel the product title on Amazon is misleading and should read like the product title in the included User Guide.The top plug strip with the USB ports in it has it's own plug whose cable has to be plugged into the bottom plug strip, which takes up one of your plugs there. At the time I bought this product, the plug for the top plug strip was not visible in any of the images, and so I had assumed the power distribution was built into the bracket and the product came fully assembled, but it is not built in at all, they are two completely separate plug strips, and the plug for the top one is only long enough to plug into the bottom one.Overall, I'm not very happy with my purchase and will likely have to go find an alternative because it doesn't have enough USB-A ports.

10 out of 10. Provided me more options to plug cables in. This is a great option for those that spend lots of time in the office.

The product arrives as a box of parts. You have to assemble. First screw the top outlets to the metal bracket that clamps to the desk. Then the bottom outlets get attached to the same bracket. Then you insert the threaded rod, attach a clamping plate, and apply a rubber sticker.The problem was that the threaded-rod was actually a ribbed-rod and would not thread into the bracket.It was at this point I could tell the item had been purchased before, and that's why all the parts had been opened and screws were loose in the box.I took the bracket to the basement and found a bolt with the correct threads that would work. You can see the bolt in the picture I've attached.I guarantee this product had been purchased before. I guarantee it had been returned. I'd rather "make it work" than hassle with the return. But just because I keep a shop full of tools and parts doesn't mean other should have to do the same. Quality control is poor. I can't believe I spent $35 dollars on something that was previously opened and required me to supply my own part. :-P