Outlets to Go Power Strip With USB

October 12, 2011

When I travel, I’m always overprepared with cables. While those who travel with me complain about it, they are happy to borrow a cable during the trip.

The first cable to pack is a power strip. It has to have room to plug in multiple devices. These days, it also needs to include a USB port for charging phones or iDevices. Of course it also has to be as small as possible. The Outlets to Go Power Strip With USB fits the bill and doesn’t break the bank either as it sells for $11. Get one or more for yourself and consider it as a perfect gift for someone you know who hits the road with electronics.

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