XStrip Travel Power Strip is a small but powerful power strip.

For many travelers, figuring out how to lighten their luggage is a constant source of frustration. Electronic devices, battery banks, and power strips have already accumulated a significant amount of weight and space. If you're traveling with friends or family and only brought one power strip, you'll be battling over the few available charging outlets all night. If you carry more than one power strip, though, there won't be enough room in the suitcase to include anything else.
Is that something you've heard before? This unpacking tour is a must-see for anyone interested in learning how to tackle this problem! Lexuma has created a small USB power strip, which we'll show you today.

Unboxing Time!

▲ As we can see from the package, XStrip is a US-type power strip.

Besides the charging sockets, XStrip is also equipped with four USB charging ports. 

▲ Logos of applicable electronic devices can be found at the bottom of the package.

As long as your devices is compatible with USB cable, you can use XStrip to charge.

▲ Product specifications, including size, power cord length, etc., are on the box.
The rated voltage of XStrip USB power strip is from 110V to 240V.
If the power strip is connected to a mains supply lower than the rated voltage, such as Japan (100V),

it may cause a weak current problem during the charging process.

▲ After unpacking the box, as you can see from the picture, XStrip is protected with a transparent plastic cover.

The size of XStrip is really compact. 

▲After removing the plastic cover, XStrip USB Power Strip is clearly shown in the picture.

There are three US standard power sockets and four USB charging ports in total.

XStrip can charge four 3C products and connect to other household appliances at the same time.

▲ Take a closer look.

There is a main switch with Red LED indicator for all the sockets.

When it is not in use, the switch can be OFF for saving power.

▲ There are 4 USB charging ports on the right side of XStrip.

You don't need to bring extra charging sockets for travels.

Just USB charging cables is enough so you can reduce the suitcase weight.

▲At the back of the power strip, you can find the same specifications from the package.

▲The charging cable of XStrip is 1.2 meter long, which is perfect for travelers living in hostels.

All the sockets and the power plug are Type B.

 It can be used in USA, Canada, Mexico, Thailand, Japan and Taiwan etc.

For many travelers, figuring out how to lighten their luggage is a constant source of frustration. Electronic devices, battery banks, and power strips have already accumulated a significant amount of weight and space. If you're traveling with friends or family and only brought one power strip, you'll be battling over the few available charging outlets all night. If you carry more than one power strip, though, there won't be enough room in the suitcase to include anything else.

Is that something you've heard before? This unpacking tour is a must-see for anyone interested in learning how to tackle this problem! Lexuma has created a small USB power strip, which we'll show you today.

If you are interested in XStrip USB Power Strip, you can order it from Imartcity with a special offer now. Easy Travel, Easy Charging!