Legrand C2G 29803 16 AWG Power Cord with 1 to 4 Splitter - 1.5ft Extension Cable, Black Power Squid, TAA Compliant - Perfect for Home Office, Computer Setup & Multi-Device Charging Station

Works Great. Easy to install.I guess it all depends on where your stuff is and what you need to do as to weather this works good for you.I had 4 network devices to plug in. The Cable Modem, Wireless Router, Philips Hue Hub and Echo Dot with Alexa.Challenge #1: Finding the right Spot ? I wanted to be able to see from my favorite sitting spot, the various blue blinky lights, yet have the items "hidden" out of the way if possible. I have a CD style narrow open wire shelf with various stuff on it and this seemed the perfect spot. I could hide some of the devices, behind other stuff yet have the lights visible on the end or hang the small devices on the end of a shelf.Challenge #2: Plugging them all in to the Battery Backup Supply, which had to be positioned, because of size and room available on the floor, on the far side of another bookshelf between the clear floor space and the shelf with the devices.Choices: Now I could, not so easily route all the power wires behind the book shelf to the BBS but then since each one is a different size or orientation of the plugs they would not all co-operate with the space of the sockets available. I thought of several extension cords, cheater cords or a power strip with a bunch of 1 foot "cheater" cords to solve problem. Looked at quite a few trying to figure out how to get this done with the least expense and least number of cords.Solution: Along comes this 3 foot C2G 1-to-4 Power Cord. Easy, Plug one end into BBS, Run the 3 foot cord behind the Book Shelf to the base of the device shelf. I positioned each device in the desired spot on different shelves and dropped the power cords down, behind the stuff, to the floor. Then it was easy to grab of of the four flexible ends and plug in a wall power pack and have a little slack to move the power pack to a resing postion at the back of the shelf out of the way. No problem with size of the power pack or orientation of the plug, eg horizontal or vertical to the slots of power cord, for each one I had to plug in. I found a nice neat way to tuck all the power packs at the back of the bottom shelf, out of the way of stuff, out of sight and still easy to get to should i need access to them.The point is, instead of buying multiple cords, power strips or whatever to get the job done, I only had to buy one cord (less clutter) to run between the device power packs and the BBS and it made plugging all the device up to power easy to do.The cord looks well made. I've bought a lot of different C2G cables over the years and never had a problem with any of them. They know cables.Thanks C2G for having the perfect item.