Protector Rotating Horizontal Outlets Plastic Home Audio Review

These surge protector sockets work, but I really don't like the sloppiness of the on/off rocker switch: they don't feel good, and when you look at them you can't tell you're in which direction to press the toggle switch as it is somewhere between the off and on position. The shift paddle should be haptically and visually completely in one direction and not somewhere in the middle.

Bought 3 months ago to put under the table. I never move it, it just turns on a few times a week for a few hours, I've never damaged it. But today the indicator light on the switch blinked when I turned the strip on before turning it off. I unplugged it and plugged it back into the new outlet, but no improvement. It worked really well for me while it lasted, but I'm still disappointed that it broke so quickly.

As my daughter's school is closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, I had to set up a desk in her room where she could have many things that needed to be plugged in (table lamp, laptop , charger for tablet,.). Problem is, the only place it made sense to put a table (without completely rearranging everything else) was against a wall with no outlets. This solved this problem easily. The cord is long enough to run to the baseboards, around the room, around the corner and to the duplex on the other…

Furniture can now be placed right against the wall! Other devices have improved on the traditional fork with flatter or angled heads, but this one offers both, PLUS you change the angle to suit your situation. I was concerned that it could actually be 360 degrees adapted as the sockets in our rental have a hole for the grounding pin at the top compared to the normal installation. (Apparently building codes aren't specific, so either is acceptable, but depending on how manufacturers design…