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White rectangular power strip with flat cord and right-angle plug, three AC outlets and three USB ports visible

Orico

Orico Travel Power Strip 3 Outlets 2 USB-A 1 USB-C 4 ft White

SKU CH-BQ2V-JK7D3

A compact travel power strip with three grounded outlets, two USB-A ports and one USB-C port, a four-foot flat cord that wraps around the case.

  • TypePower Strip
  • ColorWhite
  • Cord Length4 ft.

Color White

Cord Length 4 ft.

Outlets 3 AC+2 USB A+1 USB C

  • Compact design at 4.8" x 1.4" fits in any travel bag
  • 4 ft flat cord wraps around the case to prevent tangles
  • Six devices charge together via three outlets, two USB-A and one USB-C
  • No surge protector makes it cruise approved and FCC certified
  • 45-degree flat plug sits flush behind furniture for tight spaces

Compact travel power strip for multiple devices

The Orico travel power strip provides three grounded AC outlets alongside two USB-A ports and one USB-C port. It powers up to six devices simultaneously from a single wall socket. The compact 4.8 by 1.4 inch form factor weighs 8 oz and fits easily in luggage. It is suited for travellers who need to charge phones, tablets and laptops in hotels or on cruises.

No surge protection with FCC certification

This model omits a surge protector to meet cruise-ship regulations and carries FCC certification for safe operation. The 4 ft flat extension cord wraps around the body to reduce tangles and lies flat under rugs or furniture. A right-angle flat plug with a 45-degree angle allows use in tight spaces behind furniture without blocking the second outlet. Rated power is 1250W at 125V and 10A.

Single USB-C port limits simultaneous fast charging

The USB-C port shares a total USB budget of 5V 3.1A (15W max) with the two USB-A ports, each capable of 5V 2.4A (12W max) individually. Devices requiring higher USB-C power delivery will not charge at their maximum rate when other USB ports are in use. Buyers needing dedicated high-wattage USB-C charging for modern laptops should consider a different solution.

Highlights

  • Compact design at 4.8" x 1.4" fits in any travel bag
  • 4 ft flat cord wraps around the case to prevent tangles
  • Six devices charge together via three outlets, two USB-A and one USB-C
  • No surge protector makes it cruise approved and FCC certified
  • 45-degree flat plug sits flush behind furniture for tight spaces

Specifications

TypePower Strip
ColorWhite
Cord Length4 ft.

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Questions about this item

How do I wrap the 4 ft flat cord around the 4.8" x 1.4" case without kinking it?

Coil the cord loosely in the same direction it lies flat, then tuck the right angle plug into the notch so the 45-degree bend faces outward; forcing the opposite bend creases the insulation.

Which component will need replacement first if I use the 15 W total USB output daily?

The USB controller is rated for the 3.1 A combined draw; sustained 15 W loading ages its internal capacitors faster than the three grounded outlets, so the USB ports typically fail first.

What thermal limit trips first when the strip runs at 1250 W continuously?

The ABS+PC housing is rated to 125 V and 10 A; prolonged 1250 W load raises internal temperature until the material softens, which occurs before the 15 W USB circuit reaches its own thermal ceiling.

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