Your gaming setup doesn't stop at your desk. Between handheld PCs, controllers, headsets, and phones, traveling with a full load of electronics usually means a bag stuffed with individual chargers. This Orico deal cuts through all of that.
The Orico Compact Power Strip is currently available on Amazon for $19.79 after applying coupon code A8UMXXK6 at checkout. That's down from its standard $45.99 price, which works out to roughly 57% off.
What you actually get for under $20
The Orico is a 7-in-1 charging station. Three 1,250W AC outlets handle anything with a standard plug. Two 65W USB-C ports with Power Delivery cover fast charging for smartphones and handheld gaming devices. Two 18W USB-A ports round out the setup for older cables and accessories.
The 65W USB-C output is the real headline here. That's enough to fast-charge an iPhone 17 Pro Max or a Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra at full speed. For handheld gaming PCs, the Asus ROG Ally X and Lenovo Legion Go S both charge fine through USB-C PD at 65W. The Steam Deck and Nintendo Switch 2 draw even less, so they're covered without any compromise.
The form factor that makes it worth carrying
The whole unit folds down to 4.8 x 2.3 x 1.6 inches, roughly the footprint of a smartphone. The 4.5-foot power cord tucks into a groove along the perimeter, and a velcro strap keeps everything bundled. Total weight sits at about 10 ounces.
That's the part that separates this from a standard power strip deal. Plenty of cheap strips exist, but most don't pack down small enough to toss in a jacket pocket or the front pouch of a backpack without a second thought.
Why this matters for gaming on the go
Handheld gaming has changed the math on travel charging. A few years ago, you might have only needed to charge a phone and a laptop. Now there's a decent chance your bag also has a handheld PC, a pair of wireless earbuds, a controller, and maybe a portable battery bank that itself needs topping up.
Carrying five separate chargers for all of that is a real problem. One compact strip with three AC outlets and four USB ports solves it without adding meaningful weight or bulk. If you travel to gaming events, LAN parties, or just play on long flights, this kind of hardware earns its place fast.
For more on managing power in games themselves, the Outbound power guide covering every energy source is worth a read, and the Solarpunk energy system guide breaks down grid management in that survival builder. Different kind of power management, but the same principle: knowing your sources matters.
Grabbing the deal before the coupon expires
Coupon codes tied to Amazon listings don't last forever, and this one is already live. The code A8UMXXK6 applies at checkout to bring the price down to $19.79. There's no listed expiration date, but discounts at this depth typically don't stick around for long.
If you're already planning a trip or heading to a convention this summer, this is a practical pickup that solves a real problem for less than the cost of a single first-party game. For more deals and gear coverage alongside full gaming guides, keep checking back as new discounts surface throughout the week.
