Surge Protector Power Strip, Electrical Power Strip with 5 USB Ports and 12 Sockets, Power Strip with 3 Switches, White

I was looking for a vertical power strip to occasionally plug in a printer, scanner, or other computer accessories. There are too many outlets, but oh well. 10 amps allows you to plug in computer accessories totaling 2500 watts, so keep an eye on it. There are more USB ports than I'll ever use. 5 volts for 2.4 amps is very reasonable. There are three switches: one for the power outlets, one for the USB ports, and a third in case the power strip trips. The instructions are brief; not visual. There's still the overload or overheating protection function (well, I'm not going to test it). I suppose that's what's called a surge protector. (Clearly, this isn't the solution. The surge protector must include the entire electrical installation, and it's added to the meter. If you have a storm in the distance, don't panic. Otherwise, unplug as many devices as possible and let it pass. Last note: it's made in (I have a memory lapse; a country with 5 letters beginning with C) imported by a company that may have been German. It's been working since this morning. I won't say see you soon because we can't add to or revise our review (it's a shame, isn't it?) In conclusion, it's a bit too many outlets; and basically, I only plugged in my smartphone to charge it. Otherwise, I also plugged in my laptop charger and the internet box just to see, but it won't be on it for everyday use. The tower is stored in a cabinet; plugged in at the back.