🔌 TESSAN Multi Plug Outlet Extender with Shelf and USB Wall Charger – 6 Electrical Outlet Splitter and Surge Protector for Home and Dorm Essentials Review

I like it so much I bought two. You know how you get those six-socket adapters, but then you can really only fit four in them because your plug is too big to fit next to another plug? No problem with that here. And I love the little stand that fits on top to hold everything. I think it's made for a cell phone but in my kitchen it holds my shakers lol. Really good good good product. Also high quality.

I am changing my positive rating from 5 stars to 1 star. If you need fire hazard, use this. The plug suddenly stopped working. When I checked, one of the outlets was burned, and even my regular outlet was burned! I know it was that plug because I had plugged the same stuff into an outlet without it. There is a risk of fire! Thank goodness I found this at home and didn't find my house burned down!

Expands 2 outlets to 6 plus 2 USB, for a total of 8 outlets! All this in a compact device with surge protection and those outlets are well placed! Shelf above is a bonus option. It comes with a screw to attach the base extender to the center of the base, but the type of base I have doesn't have a center hole to attach the screw, but even without the screw the base stays on the base well. , and if needed I can always use double-sided tape to tighten the hold, as suggested by a Kindle user.

Looks like quality. Ease of installation. It protrudes slightly from the wall, but the side corners make it easy to connect electronic devices. The removable shelf at the top is also practical. FYI: If you have a GFCI outlet (like a kitchen outlet), you won't be able to attach the plug to the outlet with the included screw. It will still work but will move a little. This photo shows my kitchen outlet after removing the GFCI and installing a regular outlet. On the shelf you can see my Revain…

This unit will likely work well with a traditional non-GFI socket. I needed one for my bathroom with a relatively new GFI socket (see photo). This extension cord cannot be grounded with the supplied screw if you have an outlet like mine as there is nowhere for the screw to go. I had to remove the plastic pin that is supposed to fit the bottom plug because my socket is longer and the plastic pin doesn't fit. My husband has assured me that this is normal and does not affect the safety of the…

Ordered on December 22nd. It was strong for the time I was wearing it and then I smelled something melting. Since I was using a 3D printer, I assumed it was material from the printer. For about an hour, some things in my office didn't work. I thought it was weird and checked it out. You can see the image is a fork merged into a fork. It is a fire hazard and very unsafe. Fortunately, the grid-connected element (heating) is only connected at home. If it had been left on when leaving the house and