
| • | Recharges electronics that use USB with integrated USB port. |
| • | 3 AC outlets for convenient power and charging. |
| • | Ultra compact design to fit into luggage and briefcases. |
| • | Dual side design maximizes outlets space, minimizes bulk. |
| • | Exclusive cord management to eliminate dangling power cords. |

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Comments about Outlets To Go Power Strip with USB - 3 Outlets (English/French/Spanish):
Fits in your laptop bag and eliminates the freakout when all the outlets in the hotel are blown or you're the last one to get to the meeting and everybody's hogged the plugs. Get one.
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Comments about Outlets To Go Power Strip with USB - 3 Outlets (English/French/Spanish):
This device takes up very little room in my luggage and provides power to my devices flawlessly.
My Droid charges with no problems on the USB port. So, I think any failure of an iPhone or other device is the fault of the device, not the port.
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Comments about Outlets To Go Power Strip with USB - 3 Outlets (English/French/Spanish):
The compact design with integrated USB is a great idea but the USB port isn't compatible with the iPhone 3GS. Not sure if it just doesn't supply enough milliamps to charge as I can't find tech specs of the product on this site.
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Comments about Outlets To Go Power Strip with USB - 3 Outlets (English/French/Spanish):
First time I traveled, I went to use the USB port and it was DEAD. Luckily I had another AC/USB adapter with me. This was very disappointing, as I bought this for the AC AND the USB port feature.
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Comments about Outlets To Go Power Strip with USB - 3 Outlets (English/French/Spanish):
My travel power outlet is supposed to have three outlets but the one I was sold only has two that actually work. [...]
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| Sound | Noise Level (dB) | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| Whisper | 30 | Very quiet |
| Quiet Office | 50-60 | Comfortable hearing levels are under 60 dB |
| Vacuum Cleaner, Hair Dryer | 70 | Intrusive; interferes with telephone conversations |
| Food Blender | 85-90 | 85 dB is the level at which hearing damage (8 hrs.) begins |
| Garbage Truck, Cement Mixer | 100 | No more than 15 minutes of unprotected exposure recommended for sounds between 90-100 dB |
| Power Saw, Drill/Jackhammer | 110 | Regular exposure to sound over 100 dB of more than 1 minute risks permanent hearing loss |
| Rock Concerts (varies) | 110-140 | Threshold of pain begins around 125dB |


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