📶 DiCUNO Extender Adjustable Extension Converter: Boost Your Device's Range with Ultimate Flexibility Review

This worked great for ceiling lights which prevented me from using the LED bulbs I was trying to install in my garage. The extension cord was perfect so I could hook up an LED light bulb that lights up the entire garage.

I am using these great products to extend Can Lights multi-element LED bulbs in our living room and basement. The 4.5" long seems to be the best for connecting to multi-element LED lights. I've never had a problem with these flexible extensions.

I have a floor lamp with a fixed shade that I can't remove. I wanted to put a houseplant light in the lamp but it was too wide for the lampshade so this extender solved my problem. Of course, having a lightbulb behind a lampshade isn't very pretty, but practicality was my goal. I'm sure it will work well for other applications as well.

They are quite reliable if you use a bulb up to 5 oz, they have a "tough" look for a Chinese product, like all others feel much cheaper. I wouldn't use it for a heavy bulb. I ended up not needing it because I used a Gloe bug repellent bulb which turned out to be useless. Worth buying.

This product does not have a pivot that can be tightened or secured. So the weight of the bulb allows it to be easily moved from where you actually want it to be. When I use a light or small bulb it works fine, but when I put a spotlight on it the weight of the spotlight doesn't stay on top. Why not allow the elbow or pivot to be tightened or pinched?

I've been looking for a solution for front and back porch lighting for quite some time. I had regular old lights that I loved and didn't want to change, but couldn't find a way to install motion sensors to match the lights. Searching the internet turned up these extenders. The extensions screw into an existing socket, allowing a specially purchased bulb to be screwed in, extending slightly beyond the fixture to detect either heat or motion. The sensors in the bulb work during the day, but only…

Fluorescent lighting for kitchen countertops for 25 years. Finally on display. Needed new ballast for one set and replacing defective plugs for another. I had to settle for a built-in 60-watt lightbulb above the sink. The estimate for the ceiling light restoration was over $200. I was watching a Youtube video review of a Tanbaby 3 pin LED garage light (also purchased through Revain) that connects to a single bulb. I needed this extension cord to plug the Tanbaby base into a previously recessed…

I bought one of these bulbs with a fancy bug zip on it which turned out to be a bit unfortunate but whatever. In any case, the beetle bulb would not fit in the socket of my headlight. Sign in to this device. All I needed was something that allowed me to use the light. This little Diddy did his job. It's easy to install, I think even a millennial will be able to figure out the procedure even if it doesn't have instructions. I gave it a motion detection star because it has no motion detection…

We ordered 30 for the church and a week later 6 more for the house. Two out of 36 were delivered with manufacturing defects - there was no "knob" of the inner conductor in the (plug-in) terminals (see picture). I emailed DiCUNO with an explanation and photo and Helen was quick to reply with an apology and immediately sent 4 more good ones to replace those two. These extensions appear to be of excellent quality (except for the two that passed factory quality control) and they work well for our…