In choosing our products, we’ve done our best to choose items that are simple to install. Depending on the room you’re installing it in, you may also want an outlet with numerous power and USB connections, as opposed to one or two. Some USB outlets have a deeper depth than a typical wall outlet, which may mean you’ll need a larger in-wall box to properly house the USB outlet. Design and Installation: Most USB outlets are installed the same way as standard electrical outlets, but there are exceptions.We’ve even featured an outlet that only has USB inputs (no power outlets). This is why we’ve opted to include outlets that feature USB-A inputs or USB-C.
Even though USB-C is the best-rated USB type in terms of power and optimization, some older devices are not compatible with USB-C. Right now, the two most common USB setups are USB-A and USB-C.
Connection Type: We want our USB outlets to have a varied assortment of connection types, although we’re aware that most outlet products go with one type of USB input over another. Typically, the highest output for a single USB port on a USB outlet is 4.8 amps. When selecting USB outlets, we try to look for the highest amperage output possible to ensure that any device being connected receives the fastest, most optimized charge possible. Total Amperage: Most USB wall outlets will deliver between 15 and 20 amps total, but that amperage is spread between the actual power outlets and the outlet’s USB inputs. When we here at Spy.com are researching and testing USB outlets, the following is a list of criteria that our products need to meet for possible inclusion in our roundup: Featuring twist-to-lock safety covers, this GE three-outlet surge protector blocks access to unused outlets for added safety. There are a number of considerations to make when choosing a USB wall outlet, and each of our below selections have been vetted accordingly. 8 oz, 7.25 x 3 x 1.75" in packaging.How We Chose The Best Wall Outlets with USB Ports Product weight & dimensions: 6 oz, 5.25 x 2 x 1.75" out of packaging. Materials: ABS + Electronic Components. You do not need a power converter at the US wall outlet. WHEN USING IN THE US: You can obviously use the Power Trip in the US & you can plug in either a US-shaped plug end (standard 110V plug end we all know & love) or a European-shaped plug end (the large, 220V two-pronged plug end that looks so strange to us here in the US) into the Power Trip outlet safely. Provide an adapter for use at the wall, and plug only dual-voltage devices into the Power Trip. WHEN USING OVERSEAS: You can use the Power Trip to travel outside the US. And with the Power Trip, you'll never want to leave home without it, either. You'll never have to search for that elusive USB adapter again. The heavy-duty 5’ long cord winds neatly around the device when not in use, keeping your bag tidy. Over-voltage protection assures a stable current to your gadgets. 
When you plug into the USB port, the Power Trip senses your specific device & delivers the right amount of power, charging as fast as possible.4 USB 2.0 Smart Chip ports & 1 copper 3-prong universal outlet are strong enough to handle 5 devices at once.A universal outlet & 4 USB ports nestle together in 1 compact travel charging station, your co-pilot to help charge your every device.
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