AORVP 18-Outlet Powerboard with 6 USB Ports

The AORVP powerboard combines 12 AC sockets with six USB charging ports for a home-office setup. Its flat form and side-facing sockets can help accommodate bulky plugs, while the listing gives conflicting outlet counts that buyers should resolve before choosing it.

At a glance

12 AC sockets are described as six front-facing and six side-facing, alongside six USB ports.
Three USB-C and three USB-A ports are listed, with charging claimed at up to 18W per port.
The listing describes an angled flat plug, a 1.8 m cord and rear keyhole slots for wall mounting.

Price

$33.99Save 15%

Reference price: ~~$39.99~~

Price checked: 13 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

A mix of AC sockets and USB-A and USB-C ports can reduce the need for separate USB charging adapters.
Six side-facing AC sockets may make plug placement easier when using bulky adapters.
The flat angled plug and stated 1.8 m cord suit installations where the wall connection is behind furniture.

Technical specifications

16 specifications

Identity
Brand	AORVP
Colour	White
Form factor	Flat
Recommended use	home office

Connections and charging
AC sockets	12
USB ports	6
USB arrangement	3 USB-C + 3 USB-A
Claimed USB charging output	up to 18W per port

Plug and installation
Plug type	Type I - 3 pin (Australian)
Cord length	1.8-meter (6ft)
Plug angle	45° angled flat plug
Wall mounting	back-mounted keyhole slots

Protection and construction
Surge protection rating	2400 Watts
Protection features	surge, overload, short-circuit, over-current, over-voltage, overheating protection + child-safe shutters
Enclosure material	Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene
Special feature	Lightweight

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

Listing details are contradictory: the title and details state 18 total outlets, while the feature text specifies 12 AC sockets plus six USB ports, which are 18 connections rather than 18 AC outlets. The title also says 1.8M Ft, while feature text gives 1.8-meter (6ft). The surge rating is stated in watts, so its meaning as a surge-protection rating is unclear. Confirm the selected listing's outlet count, cord length and protection specification before buying.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Home-office users who want multiple AC sockets and USB charging in one powerboard.
Setups with bulky plugs that may benefit from side-facing sockets.
Rooms where a flat angled plug and a stated 1.8 m extension cord help with placement.

Less suited to

Buyers who need independently confirmed surge-protection performance or an unambiguous outlet specification.
Anyone who needs a particular USB charging rate confirmed for simultaneous port use.

AORVP 18-Outlet Powerboard with 6 USB Ports · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.7 / 5 · 3 ratings

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The supplied evidence contains aggregate ratings but no written customer feedback. The small rating sample leans positive, but it cannot establish which features customers liked or whether the listed outlet and charging claims meet particular needs.

Frequently asked questions

How many AC sockets does this powerboard have?

The feature text specifies 12 AC sockets, arranged as six front-facing and six side-facing. The title and details also state 18 total outlets, so confirm the listing's meaning before purchase.

What USB ports are listed?

The feature text specifies six USB ports: three USB-C and three USB-A. It claims charging up to 18W per port, but does not clarify how output changes when multiple ports are used.

Can it be wall mounted?

The listing describes back-mounted keyhole slots for wall mounting. It does not specify mounting hardware.

What plug and cord does it use?

The details list a Type I three-pin Australian plug, and the features describe a 45° angled flat plug. Cord length is inconsistent: the feature text says 1.8 metres or 6 ft, while the title contains “1.8M Ft”.