I finally found a power strip with individual switches that should fit many retro gaming power bricks. Check out the post for a short video, links and more info: retrorgb.com/crst-metal-pow…
Sep 26, 2026 · 2:02 PM UTC
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@RetroRGB I'd like to mention you really open up your options with these strips when you pair the bulky wall warts with 12" (1 foot) extension cords.
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@RetroRGB I’ve been using these without issues, coupled with 1 ft extensions for wall warts
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@RetroRGB Unless the switches are crap quality & will cause short circuit after being used a couple dozen times! Remember, a switch degrades from EVERY.SINGLE.USE of it. Literally, every damn time you turn it off or on, it degrades. And if the quality was crap, a lifetime doesnt mean long!
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@RetroRGB This is why I love the UK we have the best plugs and extension leads ect, just not enough modders 😐.
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@RetroRGB I've been using something similar only it doesn't have a separate switch for the whole strip. It's great for a desk or bench setup to turn different things on and off.
I also love that they have low profile plugs so you can use them with something right up against a wall.
I also love that they have low profile plugs so you can use them with something right up against a wall.
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