Anker 351 Power Strip (A9192)
A well laid out 12 outlet strip with handy USB-C, but a modest surge rating.
We bought Surge Protector Power Bar, Nuetsa 12 Outlets Power Strip and 4 USB Ports (3U1C), 6Ft Flat Plug Extension Cord (1875W/15A) Dorm Essentials, 2700 Joules, ETL Listed, Black. It's no longer documented anywhere, so this page reviews the closest well-covered match. It is a well documented 12 outlet flat plug strip with USB-C and USB-A ports and the same 1875W rating, from a major brand.
The short version
- Desks and dorm rooms with many chargers and adapters
- Anyone who wants to charge a phone from the strip itself
- Spaces where the plug has to sit flat behind furniture
- You need to fast charge a laptop from the USB ports
- You want the highest joule rating for expensive gear
- The outlet is more than 5 ft away
What owners like
- Outlet spacing fits bulky chargers without blocking neighbors
- Handy USB-C charging without a separate wall charger
- Flat plug and wall mounting work well in tight spaces
Common complaints
- USB-C is limited to 20W, and only when the USB-A ports are empty
- 2,100 joules is modest next to strips rated 2,700 to 4,000 joules or more
- 5 ft cord can be short for some rooms
- Often sold out on Anker's own store
Based on The Anker product page, a TechEBlog write up and a Kotaku article. Complaints are mostly limits stated in the specs rather than recurring failure reports..
Research scores
Scored from the maker's specs and what owners report. Drew's own notes and photos will refine these.
Ownership
- Feb 2023
First bought.
Drew's hands-on notes for this product are on the way. Long-term updates will be added to this timeline.
What it does
A 12 outlet surge protector with one USB-C and two USB-A ports, a flat plug and a 5 ft cord. This page covers it in place of the Nuetsa 12 outlet strip, which has no readable listing or maker specs.
- Extra space between outlets so large adapters fit side by side
- 20W USB-C port that Anker says charges an iPhone 15 to 50 percent in about 26 minutes
- USB ports at one end, easy to reach for swapping cables
- Flat plug sits close to the wall behind furniture
- Mounting holes and screws for wall mounting
- Anker's 8 point safety system, including fire resistant housing, overload protection and temperature monitoring
A solid choice for a desk, dorm or entertainment center where you want lots of outlets plus phone charging in one strip. The trade-offs are a 2,100 joule rating that is lower than some rivals, a shorter cord than the Nuetsa, and USB-C that drops below 20W when the USB-A ports are in use.
How it compares
Specs
- AC outlets
- 12
- USB ports
- 1 USB-C (20W), 2 USB-A (5V 3A shared, 2.4A max per port)
- Surge rating
- 2,100 joules
- AC rating
- 125V, 15A, 1875W
- Cord and plug
- 5 ft cord, flat plug
- Size and weight
- 9.65 x 4.17 x 1.02 in, about 23 oz
- Certifications
- TUV, FCC, ICES
Worth knowing
- Total AC load must stay within 15A and 1875W.
- USB-C output drops below 20W when the USB-A ports are in use.
Questions
Can it charge a laptop over USB-C?
Only slowly. The USB-C port tops out at 20W, which suits phones and small tablets.
Does using the USB-A ports slow the USB-C port?
Yes. Anker says 20W USB-C charging is only available when the two USB-A ports are not in use.
Can it be wall mounted?
Yes. It has mounting holes and comes with screws.
What is the surge rating?
2,100 joules, with a 15A, 1875W AC limit.
Sources
- Anker: Anker 351 Power Strip (A9192)
- TechEBlog: 12 Outlet Anker Surge Protector Power Strip with USB-C (2100J)
- Kotaku: Anker Power Strip with 12 AC Outlets, USB-C and USB-A Ports, and Surge Protection
Researched 2026-10-02. We bought this product; our page is built from the maker's details and what owners report across reviews and forums. We never copy Amazon customer reviews.
