Automatic Pop-Up Desk Socket Tower – Hidden Power Hub with USB-C, Wireless Charging & Global Plug Support

Power in the middle of the desk, and nothing on top of it

You bought the desk for the surface. This one gives it back. Press the cap and a short tower rises with your outlets at hand height. Press it again and it drops level with the wood, leaving a bare surface and a black disc about the size of a coaster.

Power strip, extension lead and taped-down charger all gone: just power exactly where you work.

No more reaching behind the desk

A tower that comes up where your hands already are ends the crouch behind the desk leg. You plug in while looking at what you are doing.

Four outlets, on four separate sides

The outlets sit on four faces of the tower rather than in a row, so a big laptop brick on one side leaves the socket next to it free. Choose the USB version for a USB-C and a USB-A port on the band under the cap, or the wireless version to add a charging pad on the top face: set a phone down on it and it charges while you work, cable-free.

Down, it disappears

Retracted, it is a flat disc level with the surface. That is what makes it work on a dining table that doubles as a desk, on a kitchen island, on a boardroom table or a reception counter: places that look best bare, where people still want to charge things.

Choose your configuration

1. Your outlets.

• Universal. A multi-shape outlet that takes several plug patterns. The one to pick if your kit came home from more than one country.
• US. The familiar two flat blades with a round earth pin above.
• UK. The three rectangular pins used in the UK and Ireland.
• CN. The Chinese outlet: two flat pins plus the angled three-pin pattern.
• TL. A round-pin outlet with three round holes in a triangle.

2. Your ports. Outlets on their own; outlets plus USB-C and USB-A; or outlets, USB and a wireless charging pad on the cap.

3. Your finish. Black, white or grey, the same tower underneath.

Fits like a cable grommet

It drops straight into a round cut-out in the worktop, and a locking ring beneath tightens it firm against the underside. A desk that already has a round cable grommet is the easy case: lift the grommet out and you are most of the way there. Buyers describe setup as about five minutes once the hole is in.

Specifications

• Press-to-raise pop-up tower on a damped lift; press again to lower it flush
• Four mains outlets, one on each of four faces
• Outlet standards: Universal, US, UK, CN and TL
• USB-C and USB-A on the configurations that list them
• Wireless charging pad on the cap on the wireless configurations
• Three finishes: black, white and grey
• Ships in a 16 × 8 × 8 in (40 × 20 × 20 cm) carton, about 4.4 lb (2 kg)

Rated highly by desk workers

Real words from people who put one in their desk.

“So nice to push a button and have four outlets and USB charging ports instantly pop out of the desk!” — Alexis W.

“Retracts smoothly out of sight when not in use. Leaves my home office desk clean and organized.” — Miranda R.

“Eliminates messy extension power strips lying on the floor.” — Holly T.

“Having extra outlets right on the countertop while cooking is a game changer.” — Amanda L.

Backed by our 90-day money-back guarantee.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to cut a hole in my desk?

Yes, one round cut-out and it drops in. Desks and worktops that already have a round cable grommet often take it with little or no new cutting, and a locking ring under the worktop holds it firm.

How big a hole does it need?

A round cut-out, the same kind of opening as a cable grommet. Pick your spot with clear space underneath and the tower drops straight in.

Which outlet standard should I choose?

For a desk in the United States, US is the straightforward answer. Choose Universal if you want one tower that takes plugs from more than one country. UK, CN and TL are there for the regions they name.

Does the wireless pad charge through a phone case?

Yes. Set your phone down on the cap and it charges cable-free, and buyers report it charging straight through their cases. The pad is on the wireless configurations.

Can it run a laptop and a monitor at the same time?

Yes. A laptop charger and a monitor are everyday desk loads, and with an outlet on each of four faces every plug gets its own socket.

Does it stay up on its own?

Yes. It latches in the raised position and drops back flush on a second press of the cap.

Is the white or grey one a different unit?

It is the same tower, outlets and ports. Only the finish changes.

A bare desk that still has power where your hands are

Pick your outlets, your ports and your finish, then clear the surface you paid for. Backed by our 90-day money-back guarantee.