Orico Purple Travel Power Strip 4 AC 2 USB-A 1 USB-C 45° Flat Plug
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Orico
A pocket-sized power strip with four AC outlets, two USB-A ports and one USB-C port on a four-foot cord for charging up to seven devices at once
The Orico travel power strip fits in a bag smaller than a phone at 4.7 x 2.5 x 1.6 inches. It is built for hotel stays, cruise cabins, dorm rooms and business trips where wall sockets are scarce. The compact blue housing adds seven connection points without taking up luggage space.
Four AC outlets sit alongside two USB-A ports and one USB-C port so phones, laptops, cameras and other gear charge together without extra adapters. A 4 ft wrapped cord reaches distant sockets and the 45° flat plug slides behind furniture. The surge-protector-free design meets most cruise line rules.
Power delivery stays steady across all seven ports during extended use in a cabin or dorm. The short cord reduces voltage drop compared with longer leads. Royal Caribbean ships prohibit this strip, so travellers on that line must leave it at home.
| Brand | ORICO |
|---|---|
| Color | blue |
| Cord Length | 4 ft. |
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The strip provides four AC outlets, two USB-A ports and one USB-C port, allowing up to seven devices to draw power simultaneously.
The product has no fan and no active cooling, so it runs silently; only the normal warmth from the internal power conversion occurs during extended use.
The flat plug fits standard North American three-prong receptacles found in hotels, offices and dorm rooms.
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