Master Electrician PS 304 Outlet Power Review

It's not a bad thing: it does the job on my small bathroom vanity, I need it because I just hung a wall fan on a cord in the bathroom (because it's SO hot and stuffy with no windows) and I have an electric shaver and android charger but there are only two outlets in the wall. Thus, the extension cord and its cord now occupy an important place where the tissue box once was! Ha! The fan pins occupy one straight socket and this extension occupies another; and I have two other devices -- an…

Ordered for its size turned out to be a really cheap construction. The plug's ground pin was installed at an angle and was found to be loose. The socket covers are very poorly attached, adding to the cheap feel. The sockets themselves don't seem to be properly designed either - only two of the three allow full and flush insertion of the power cord. So far this has worked, but maybe you should think about security when using it.

Looks good overall, good materials. Unfortunately, only 2 out of 3 points work. Something is wrong with the 3rd socket, you cannot connect it. The jams only go halfway and then stop, blocked by something. This outlet has power, but everything plugged into it is half sticking out with dangerous exposed metal pins - risk of electric shock and/or fire. I hope this is just an accident with what I received and not representative of this product in general.

This works well for adding sockets in the kitchen and bringing them to the front of the counter. I can use it for a coffee pot and to charge electronics. I know what the other lady meant when she said she was difficult to straighten up. You have to be careful with this, but I think it's thick enough that it's a safety issue when connecting devices. Very convenient. Glad they made it short and able to hold 3 pin plugs. Luckily the color is really white (not ivory) so it matches my outlet.