Belkin Mini Surge Protector Dual USB Charger

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(5 stars) - Great surge protector
This surge protector is just the right size for use at home or while traveling. The fact that it rotates is also very convenient. Also the USB charging feature is very handy for charging IPods

(5 stars) - Great Product, perfect for travel
Just as described. It is bigger then I thought, however it fits fine in a briefcase, computer bag, or backpack. Great for hotel travel, airport, or just travel in general. Great deal and great product

(4 stars) - pretty good
The release button is pretty difficult when you're using it for the first time. It takes a lot of pressure to push it in. I've found that leaving the plastic prong protector on while turning it saves my fingers a bit of the hurt. Now that I have it facing the correct direction etc, I really like it. It's not "mini" as many others have also stated, but it works for my purposes. My college campus is slowly making upgrades, but it helps to have this while they're installing more outlets everywhere. When it's plugged into the wall, it's the perfect place to rest my plugged-in iPhone. Looks pretty good, too.

(5 stars) - Only charger you'll need !!!!
After searching for an charger for my new Samsung Q2 mp3 player, I saw this and decided to look no further. Why buy a single plug adapter/charger for more money with less protection? I don't always have access to computer to charge mp3, this works perfectly. Sure it may be a little bulky, but you get more for your money. Buy it..............

(4 stars) - Mini Surge for a Mini Place
I'd say this thing isn't as small as you might think. But it's just the right size. It can hold up to 3 items plus charge some USB devices like an iphone. It comes with a short USB cable for ONLY charging. Also make sure you keep the cap that comes on the prongs, as it has a nice little area for it to be attached so the device is a bit sturdier on the wall.

The only CON i have about it is that it's a bit difficult to unplug the devices with one hand. You need to hold the device and pull out the plug so the whole thing doesn't come out of the wall. But at the end it's not a deal breaker for me. I recommend it.

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