Allocacoc or "Coca-Cola" upside down.
Very good product with 'Red Dot Design Award'.
My rating refers ONLY to the excellent Rewirable version with USB and not to the 'inferior' (in my opinion) Original version (more about this in my review of this product '1202GY/DEOUPC').

POSITIVES:
Having had a total of 9 such cubes (+1 Original) in my hands so far, let's say.
Very compact, small, convenient, and incredibly useful.

- 4 socket outlets and 2 USB (there is also a version with 1 USB).
- Safety for protection against overcurrent, 10A.
Which is in a very convenient and protected position and is easily replaceable if it burns out.
- Maximum load of 2300W (I would like a renewed version with a tolerance of 3200W, like a large part of electrical equipment).
Making the mistake once to operate a tool that exceeded this load, the fuse burned out.
But going to an electrical supply store with this small fuse in hand, I bought another one for just a few cents.
- Various plug adapters, to fit into sockets of other countries.
CAUTION, for those who want to use it as a travel adapter.
This specific power strip is NOT a converter. That is, it does not convert one voltage to another.
The same current that it takes from the wall socket, it outputs the same from its own sockets.
- Its smart design allows you to plug in a second and third cube. One on top, or next to the other, and extend its usability to your needs.
- Instead of the plug-adapter it has to connect to the socket, you can connect a standard desktop power cable (type Power Cord C13 Schuko), since the connection at the base is of this type. And thus extend this specific power strip, simply and easily, without searching for or making your own plugs, etc. (here I should mention that the company also has its own Schuko extension cable with a nice design, LED indicator, and a smart rotating ON/OFF switch. The socket itself rotates right/left for ON/OFF, product code '8002/EUPE5M').

NEGATIVES:
- Sometimes when pulling the cube from the socket, the plug at its base remains inside the socket (Without fear of electric shock, since its components are mostly recessed) and you take the rest in your hands.
(EDIT: I have seen that in more recent updated versions of the cube, they have added a little hook at this point to prevent this from happening).
- While it is small for a power strip compared to classic elongated ones, if you want to place it behind a bed, nightstand, or furniture in general, it will protrude quite a bit (keep this in mind).
- The USB ports are slow and not fast charging. I don't know if anything has changed with the version that has USB-C (check this out if you're interested).
- Be careful, because there are dangerous Chinese imitations of this product, but there are also equally good 'copies' from reputable companies.