00:00Okay, so picture this, you finally get to your hotel room after a long flight, and there's
00:04exactly one outlet behind the nightstand. Your phone's at 4%, your laptop's dead,
00:10and your travel buddy is already claiming the charger.
00:13Yeah. I've been there way too many times. So I went hunting for the best compact travel
00:20power strips with USB ports, and these five are the ones actually worth your money.
00:25First up is this portable travel power strip that basically turns into a full charging station
00:30wherever you drop it. What I like is how it handles both your regular plugs and USB devices at the
00:36same
00:36time, so nobody has to take turns. It's universally compatible, which matters a lot when you're
00:42bouncing between countries. It runs about $86, and with nearly 5,000 sold and a 4.7 rating,
00:49people clearly aren't returning these. Now if you want the budget pick, this one's it.
00:55It's a 4-port USB quick charger with USB-C built-in, and it's small enough to genuinely disappear into
01:01a jacket pocket. The fast charging is the real selling point here, because topping up your phone
01:07in 20 minutes instead of an hour changes how you travel. $17.41. That's it. A 4.8 rating from
01:16over
01:174800 buyers says plenty. Next is a compact strip with 3 AC outlets, 3 USB ports, and a proper surge
01:25protector, which honestly should be standard but isn't. The flat plug design is the sleeper feature.
01:31It sits flush against the wall so you can shove furniture right up against it, and each outlet
01:36has its own independent switch. Around $80, 4.8 stars, and it's a genuine dorm room and tiny desk
01:43lifesaver. Then there's the Orico, and this is the premium one. 65W gone fast charging, 2 AC outlets,
01:512 USB, 2 USB-C, and my favorite part, the cable wraps right around the body so it's not a
01:56tangled
01:56mess in your bag. It's $227, which stings, but it's got a 4.9 rating and it genuinely replaces every
02:04charger you own. If you travel constantly, that math works out. And finally, the 7-in-1 strip.
02:123 AC sockets, 2 USB, 2 Type-C, all in one small block. What makes it stand out is the
02:19balance.
02:20You're not sacrificing outlets to get USB-C, or the other way around. It's about $109, holds a 4.9
02:28rating,
02:28and it's the one I'd hand to someone who wants a single device that just handles everything at home,
02:33at the office, and on the road. Alright, all 5 links are down in the description,
02:38so grab whichever one fits your setup. If this saved you some time, hit that like button and
02:44subscribe. I've got more travel gear breakdowns coming soon. See you in the next one.
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