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Question: Does the 2.5 foot model have the 90 degree plug like the 8 foot model?
Document: The 8-foot cord is a real bonus. . .Ironically, this time I only needed 2 feet of cord but typically the cords on these things are much too short.If looking for a FLAT or 90-deg. Plug...BE CAREFUL with the other cord-length versions of this model because some lack flat plugs (as of 2/2014).
So perhaps it's 2.5 to the very end, but it's certainly short. If you think &#34;short&#34; might be too short, it probably is. But from the outlet to the ground plus some wiggle room you're golden.It does have an on/off switch hidden on the top. No lights or anything to indicate it's on, so just plug something in to verify.Oh, and it's not a right angle like the 8 foot.
Neither 6 foot or 2.5 foot have the &#34;360 degree rotating plug&#34; as advertised in description, which is the main reason I bought them from Amazon! I could have purchased either in local stores for much cheaper, even considering the gas it would take to go there!
It is very confusing to the buyer when one model has a traditional plug displayed, another has a flat plug displayed and the others have the plug hidden behind the power strip. It makes it a crapshoot as to which plug you will get if you order the 2.5- or 6-foot model. The type of plug is a valuable piece of information as many users will want to plug in behind a desk/dresser/bed, etc.
I got to this page searching for &#34;slim plug power strip&#34; - turns out only the 6-foot cord model has the fancy plug, everything else uses a standard straight-out plug - they just leave that out of the photos for the 6-foot and 2.5 foot models.I doubt this was done on purpose, probably just a bad page layout/picture choice, but if you're looking for a slim-plug model make sure that's what you're actually getting.
I have been using this for two years, and have absolutely no problems with it. It fits all plugs I used with it, and the spacing between the plugs is adequate enough for most uses. The only concern was that I got a 2.5 feet model, and that is REALLY SHORT. Unless you are using it at your desk, get the 8 feet length cable at least.
What more can be said? I actually meant to order one with a flat connection on the wall so my desk could sit flush. I think only the 8 foot cord has that. The 2.5 foot one certainly didn't. I swapped it with another in the house, so no big deal. It has a nice modern look. I will mention that the switch doesn't feel very nice. The range it moves almost made me think it was busted when I first unboxed it.
Warning: the 8 feet model--and many reviews of this model--indicate it as flat plug (or L shaped) but this model is now shipping with a plug that is not flat. What I got today (May 5, 2014) has a conventional plugs, the ones that put a gap of inches between the furniture and the wall.
The flat plug head makes it very profile if the plug is behind tightly placed furniture, and the spinning design is ingenious.The 8 foot cord is very nice, although might be overkill and cause too much slack for some applications. I use it to power my light kit, so the length is much appreciated.The power button location is my favorite feature, its recessed next to where the power cord enters the strip, which keeps it the most protected from accidental throws.5 stars well deserved.
As a basic 6-outlet surge protector, this product is constructed well and performs as expected. I have had no connectivity problems after about 2 months of use.Beyond the basics, this product offers a flat, rotating plug and an 8 foot cord. This is extremely convenient for me, as I use one of these to connect to an outlet behind a piece of furniture that blocks an outlet and is flush with the wall.
Answer: No, it does not.  That's why the ad is deceptive.  The models with longer cords have flat plugs and are pictured that way in the ads.  The 2.5 model does NOT have a flat plug, unlike the others, and the ad omits to show that - leaving the customer to think the plug is flat.  This is cheap, phony advertising.