Indoor Extension Cord, 2 Prong 6 Feet Extension Cord, 3 Polarized Outlets with Safety Slide Windows,13A/1625W, 16 AWG, 2 Packs

This just goes to show you that concerted brainstorming about even a long existing generic utilitarian product can result in enhancements.This is a box of two 6-feet long extension cords. The plugs have an enhancement I have not seen before. There is a small plastic solid loop at the end of the plug which means that the plug can be hung on a nail, screw, or tape on hook if needed to support the weight of the extension cord. I need this as this extension cord is to allow a stand-up clock on a fireplace mantel to reach a power outlet. Without this “loop” the weight of the cord can unbalance the clock or make it more susceptible to falling. This feature is also useful if you are running decorative holiday lights up a tree, wreath, a wall or other things. Beyond that this extension cord has one other enhancement over real old style extension cords. That is, the plugs have a sliding tabs that allow you to cover over the open electrical slots if you are not using that one slide of the plugs on the extension cord. The plug on the cord that goes into the wall outlet has different sized prongs which means that plug is polarized which is an long standing safety feature of plugs.

There's not a lot to say about extension cords. These are well made and reasonably tough - not super heavy duty, but they also seem like they'd stand up to a little bit of a beating. I ordered these to replace a couple of 15-foot extension cords I had permanently set up in my house that were far too long for the areas they were placed. These work perfect to replace the longer cords and power a bedside lamp and a wifi extender. My son doesn't yet need it, but it's also nice that these have multiple outlets at the end, which will one day undoubtedly hold a usb cell phone charging block.If you're in need of light duty 6-foot extension cords with multiple outlets at the end, these are a great choice!

Been using these for a couple weeks and no problems so far. They feel sturdy and well-built, will probably last forever if they're not abused. I've tried a bunch of different electronics and lights and all of them worked fine with these cords.

These two extension cords are pretty standard. I like the three outlets on each, except that one outlet on one of the units didn't seem to accept a plug all the way in. I tried and tried to push different plugs in multiple times until finally it accepted one all the way in. It was a bit of a struggle but I didn't give up, it was probably slightly misaligned and I don't think it should pose a problem.

I always say, you can never have enough extension cords and there never seems to be one when you need it...which prompted me to order the TiFFCOFiO brand Indoor Extension Cord.You can't beat the value of two 6 foot extension cords for under $10 (~$5 each). They are convenient to have and this brand is good quality. It connects well to the wall and attachments which is a top feature for extension cords. I have had cords that literally fall out of the wall or had trouble attaching and you don't have to worry about that with this brand.

I got these Tiffcofio indoor extension cords, and they are perfect. These are two prong extension cords so make sure you notice that before buying. I got these for a couple of things around the house including my vacuum cleaner. The cords are made well, and I have had no issues at all with them. These are a great value and I highly recommend them.

These cords fit the bill for an extra extension cord. I needed to extend the length of my iPhone charger stand so I could put it where I need it on my nightstand. The cord length on the wireless puck charger was too short -- now the charging stand sits where I can see it at night, thanks to the extra length from these extension cords. Keep in mind that these have ungrounded ends; so lower wattage capacity, but fine for most things.

This is a standard 6 foot polarized, braided extension cord of the general sort we have seen for 70 plus years. It is not of the best product. As a Vine buyer, who ends up paying taxes rather than the price of the item, I chose this because I saw “ETL” in the description. ETL is a nationally recognized testing laboratory. I am no expert, and could not find a document with the ETL specs, but I have my doubts that this cord closely reflects the design that passed ETL (certified “Intertek 5019311”). The worst offense: socket contacts that surround the plug pole and sit free of the walls of the head. This cord has the kind of design that, after some wear, will shroud the plug pole loosely, producing conditions for sparking and discontinuity when the plug is rattled. Plugging in bent plugs may eventually displace the contacts, which are sitting in a hard plastic head shell with airspace on either side of the contact, rather than having the contacts flush to a molded plastic head. I believe neither is as good as a design I find on many cords that I take to be of high quality: spring clips that hold the plug pole.The cord comes with the familiar little doors to close the socket off from intruding objects that a curious child might insert. The doors rattle loosely, defeating that purpose. You have the option of snapping off the doors easily with a kitchen knife, if you choose to plug this in. I will not plug it in.