🔌 Durable DEWENWILS Extension Profile Grounded Flexible: Ultimate Versatility for Any Power Needs Review

Appears to be of high quality. I used one to plug the speaker into the outlet behind the bookshelf and the other to plug the Keurig into the outlet behind the fridge. They work great because they're unobtrusive and allow you to plug in something you might not otherwise be able to use.

Suitable for hard-to-reach places. Long enough that I don't have to reach for my computer to get to the adapters. Also, my cat can easily disconnect two prong cords without getting electrocuted. They are cozy and cat-resistant. This time you don't have to climb behind the computer trying to figure out which cable the cat unplugged.

Amazing that manufacturers of household appliances no longer produce such cables after so many years! Most home appliances need to be pushed against a wall or squeezed into a closet. Perfect for my built in microwave. I just installed it based on other reviews and don't know about the durability but it looks good and fits well and snugly.

Just the thing for anyone who has trouble sliding furniture and appliances out of the wall when they also need an outlet. Works great and they use 14AWG wire instead of most lightweight wire you'll find at your local hardware store. The angled plug allows for use in both the top outlet and the bottom to use both plugs on the outlet. Sweet like honey.

We bought a compact freezer for a compact space. The plug on the freezer is a standard, round, bulky grounding plug that protrudes two inches (2 inches) from the outlet. Freezer space is limited and there wasn't an extra two inches. Extension cord more than 30cm behind the appliance This low profile, angled spade plug with appliance grounding is a perfect fit and makes sure everything is a perfect match!

For some reason some rooms have quite a few outlets behind the furniture. This flattens the device or extension cord. I foresee a dangerous situation, so I pushed them to prevent the problem. That works great. My only criticism is that the angle of the extension points up and looks chunky. But hey, you can't see it, so who cares? Could the socket have been installed the wrong way around? Can this be a manufacturer error? Small remark.

I only needed a very short cord and this one was perfect. I had a choice of getting just 1 cable for about $7 or three for just a few dollars more. So, I received this set of 3 and was happy with it. The end of the plug rests against the wall (which is good) and the cord exits the plug at about a 45° angle east of the floor. This can be fine if you have two top connectors and need to use the bottom connector, but if the cable needs to come out of the connector on the other side, you're out of…