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2 Prong Power Strip with 3 USB Ports, 2 Prong to 3 Prong Outlet Adapter, 6.6ft Extension Cord, 5V 3.4A USB, 2 Prong Surge Protector Black
Dorggi

Dorggi 2 Prong Power Strip with 3 USB Ports

Bottom line: The Dorggi 2 Prong Power Strip with 3 USB Ports: 13 total ports: 10 AC outlets plus 3 USB in one strip; main trade-off: 2-prong plug means no true ground path for connected devices.

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • ✓ 13 total ports: 10 AC outlets plus 3 USB in one strip
  • ✓ Works in ungrounded 2-prong outlets common in older homes
  • ✓ 5V 3.4A max per USB port charges phones and tablets directly
  • ✓ 6.6ft cord reaches behind desks and workbenches
  • ✓ 24-month warranty plus lifetime technical support from Dorggi

Cons

  • ✗ 2-prong plug means no true ground path for connected devices
  • ✗ 3 USB ports are 5V only, no USB-C Power Delivery
  • ✗ No individual outlet switches, only whole-strip control
  • ✗ Black plastic housing shows dust and scuffs on a visible desk

Manufacturer description

The Dorggi 2 Prong Power Strip solves a problem older homes and vintage gear create constantly: two-prong wall outlets that won't accept modern grounded plugs. This 13-in-1 unit pairs 10 AC outlets with 3 USB charging ports, so a desk full of monitors, chargers, and peripherals runs off a single ungrounded wall receptacle. The 6.6-foot cord gives you room to route power behind a desk or bench instead of crowding the outlet. Each USB port delivers up to 5V 3.4A, enough to charge phones and tablets at full speed without a separate wall brick. Rated for 110-250V and 3000-3250W, the strip…

SpecPicks Verdict

SpecPicks scored Dorggi 2 Prong Power Strip with 3 USB Ports using a rating × review-volume × price-fit model applied to published specs and reviews across the home & kitchen category. Dorggi's home & kitchen lineup sits within the broader category mid-tier; price and specs are the deciding factors over brand loyalty here. Judge it on the specification table and the price rather than on sentiment: check the figures that decide your use case, then put it side-by-side with two or three close alternatives in the Compare tool before clicking through.

Common buyer scenarios for home & kitchen of this kind: matching it to an existing build, replacing a failing part, or upgrading from a previous-generation equivalent. Check the spec table below against your current setup — particularly socket / form-factor / power-rating fields — and confirm compatibility on the retailer's listing before purchase. Prices and stock are set by the retailer and may have moved since this page was last updated.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this work in an old two-prong wall outlet?

Yes. The plug itself is 2-prong, so it fits ungrounded receptacles and converts them into 10 AC outlets plus 3 USB ports.

How many devices can I plug in at once?

Thirteen: 10 AC outlets and 3 USB charging ports. Dorggi lists the strip's maximum power as 3000-3250W at its 110-250V rated voltage range.

How fast do the USB ports charge?

Each USB port outputs up to 5V 3.4A. That handles phones and tablets, but there is no USB-C or Power Delivery fast charging on this model.

Does it actually protect my electronics?

It includes overload and short-circuit protection that automatically cuts power. Note that a 2-prong plug has no ground, so surge diversion is limited compared with a grounded strip.

How long is the cord and what's the warranty?

The cord is 6.6 feet with a 100% copper core. Dorggi includes a 24-month warranty and lifetime technical support; check the listing for current terms.

Key Features

  • 【13 In 1 Power Strip】10 AC Outlets and 3 USB Ports in this 2 Prong power strip which allow you charge multi devices suitable for office, home, and other places, it can satisfy your requirements for charging multiple devices at once.
  • 【2 Prong Power Strip with USB】Class black Usb power strip with 2 prong, Rated voltage 110-250V ,Maximum power: 3000-3250W. Automatically cut off power to protect connected devices.
  • 【Upgraded Retardant PC Material Design】2 Prong Power Strip Surge protector with usb has overload protection and short circuit protection,100% copper core cable and upgraded PC Material, which is the highest level of flame-retardant material. It ensures complete protection for you and your devices.
  • 【5V 3.4A USB Charging Station】The 2 prong power strip surge protector combined 5V 3.1 Amp USB ports quickly charge your electronics, each USB port featuring 3.4A Max output.
  • 【What You Get】Power strip, Manual, our worry-free 24-month, and Lifetime technical support with friendly customer service

Full Specifications

BrandDorggi
Color6.6ft Black
ShapeRectangle
Voltage5 volts
Amperage13 A
Plug TypeType B
Unit Count1 Count
ConnectivityUSB
Model NumberGG183
CompatibilityPC
Maximum Current13 A
Mfr Part NumberNoband1
Number of Ports10
Power Plug TypeType B - 3 pin (North American)
Special Feature10-Outlet & 3 USB Ports, Convert 2 Prong to 3 Prong, On/Off Power Switch, Surge Protection
Total Usb Ports3
Number of Outlets10
Compatible Devicesac,pc
Enclosure MaterialCopper, Polycarbonate
Total Power Outlets10
Full listing title2 Prong Power Strip with 3 USB Ports, 2 Prong to 3 Prong Outlet Adapter, 6.6ft Extension Cord, 5V 3.4A USB, 2 Prong Surge Protector Black

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