Amazon Basics 6-Foot Extension Cord - 13 Amps, 125V - Black

Perfect, heavy AWG, 12A. The folks that are ruining these...you can’t push 1800 watts. You need a heavier cord. This is a perfectly acceptable extension for any application except heaters. Never plug your heater into an extension cord, ever.

I have used extension cords professionally all my life and one of the most important thing is that the cord is flexible and remains straight, without kinks. 99% of the cords come pre kinked straight from the factory because of the way they are packaged. It takes a lot of work to get these pre kinked cords into a usable condition. Whoever makes this cord understands the basic concept of how to roll and store a cord so you don't have to struggle with it every time you use it. Looking at the image you can see that it is coiled instead of coiled and smashed into an oblonged mess. These cords will take almost no time to get them loosened up and straight. The other cords I ordered will take hours of work to get them usable (if I manage to do it)

It's a 15 foot extension cord that works. I used it for indoors only as the nearest outlet is 12 feet away. If I needed another 15 foot extension cable, i'd buy this again. My personal rating scale: 1 star - I regret my purchase 2 stars - Fair product but I only used it once. 3 stars - Average product that used a few times. 4 stars - Good product that I recommend and use often. 5 stars - Excellent product that I would purchase more than 1 if I could. Definitely recommend to others.

Good option when your wall outlet isn’t easily accessible, but you need to plug/unplug different items. Note that this cord is pretty stiff, so don't expect to get it to make sharp curves to bend under or around obstacles.

It’s a long extension cord with one outlet. About 1-1.5mm thickness on the cord. Idk what else to say, you know what you’re getting lol 20ft is exactly as long as I needed it to go from the middle of one wall to the end of the next. Yes I used fancy adhesive zip ties. Buy those too, you’ll thank me later. My ex left me last week I’m sorry, I’m compensating for my depression with cockiness and reckless spending.

Food processors have short power cords, at least mine have been two feet or less. So they can use lighter-gauge wire without excessive heating while they're running? Probably saves the manufacturers a dime or so per unit. But I need a processor near the kitchen sink during a job … perhaps you'd say I'm messy? And in my older kitchen, the nearest outlet is well over 4 feet from the sink. I have power strips, but that's overkill to string one across my counters. This 3-foot extension cord looks like it will take care of my little problem. It seems well-made and heavy-duty. I'll have a better idea after doing the usual bushel of cranberry relish at Thanksgiving. So far, I'm happy. Now I'll have to cook more. What was I thinking?

It's 20' long. It plugs in as expected. I plug one end into an outlet, I plug the other end into a thing, and then said thing can turn on 20' further away from the outlet than it otherwise would. I'm not sure what else there is to say. I suppose the one thing of note: I appreciate that it comes coiled in a circle, rather than tightly bound in a figure-8 shape, as that means there aren't any kinks in it from the get-go.

Great extension cord at a teriffic price. It is (genuinely) UL listed, and very good-quality. It retains plugs nicely (with just the right amount of tension), and is heavy-duty. The thickness is excellent and it has considerable weight - meaning the wires are in fact the right gauge. I noticed both the male and female ends, plus the cable itself, are branded "ASAP." While I can't speak as to what this stands for, this is actually the same company that makes many power cords for Lenovo. All of the Lenovo computers I've bought before have included power adapters with this same "ASAP" brand of cable (the one that goes from the brick to the wall). Therefore, I know this is a good-quality cord, and not just some "random" cord that Amazon acquired under some "deal" with a no name company. Finally, while this is rated for 1625 watts (13 AMP) and is 16 gauge, I still wouldn't recommend it for use with space heaters (although space heater cords are usually indentical in gauge). For space heaters, I'd recommend something 14 gauge (14 gauge is THICKER than 16 gauge) to compensate for any impedance that may occur due to the longer distance that current has to travel.