Dorm-safe picks: flat plug, long cords, USB-C fast charging.
• 12 AC + 5 USB (incl. USB-C PD)
• 10 ft cord for flexible placement
• 1050-joule surge protection
• Ultra-thin plug fits behind furniture
• 5–8 outlets + USB (model-dependent)
• Wall-mountable; easy cable management
• USB-C PD 20W fast charging
• Side outlets don’t block bulky adapters
• Compact, desk-friendly footprint
• Wide 31.5” bar lights the whole desk; glare-free, eye-care.
• Stepless dimming + 3000–6500K color temps; auto-dimming sensor.
• Space-saving clamp (fits most desks up to ~2”) ; USB-C powered.
• Folds flat; phone stand & pen tray keep desk tidy.
• 5 color temps (3000–6500K) + touch dimming; memory timer.
• Built-in USB-A charging port; ~650 lm for focused study.
• 360° flexible gooseneck; soft silicone clamp pads protect the desk.
• 3 color modes × 10 brightness levels; flicker-free.
• USB powered; compact footprint for small study corners.
• Warm-white micro-LEDs on flexible copper wire (easy to shape).
• 3 lighting modes; each string ~6–7 ft; batteries included (CR2032).
• Safe for dorm decor: low-heat, lightweight; use with removable hooks.
• Are extension cords allowed in dorms?
Many dorms ban extension cords but allow surge protectors with overload protection. Always check your housing rules.
• How long should the cord be?
8–10 ft covers most layouts when the outlet is behind a bed or desk.
• Wireless charging on a tower — safe?
Use on a stable surface; keep beverages away; avoid covering the pad.
• Warm or cool light for study?
Warm 2700–3000K for evenings; neutral 4000K for focused tasks.
Pair your tower with adhesive cable clips and a clip-on desk lamp (warm dimmer).
Always follow your residence hall safety policy: use UL-listed surge protectors, don’t daisy-chain strips, keep cords visible (no pinching under rugs), and avoid overloading outlets.
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