💡 Quirky PPVJP-GR01 Pivot Power POP Junior, Green: The Compact and Convenient Power Solution Review

I bought the green and blue ones for the dorm about a year ago. These are the first pan extensions I've ever bought and they're honestly very useful! They're cute, colorful, and most importantly, very comfortable, allowing all your plugs to fit comfortably. A year later they still work great!

This is a fancy extension cord and doesn't have surge protection. I wish the clevis was even flatter. As of now, I couldn't use it behind the closet where I originally planned it because the "flat" plug still required about an inch of clearance from the wall. But it's good that he had 4 plugs going in different directions.

I love turquoise so this one got me hooked! I later found the same cable at a local discount store for $3-4 less than what I paid for, but it was white. This is for my electronics with large outlets in the bathroom (toothbrush, dental floss, toothbrush sanitizer, face brush). I keep everything in a rectangular basket and the cord fits the curved configuration very well. Thinking about this vibrant color every morning and evening makes me happy (I'm easy to talk to!). This is a simple basic…

The hinges really allow you to use any type of fork without blocking the others. Original design and I like the crowdsourcing business philosophy. Maybe that's why they thought outside the box and came up with this solution when the rest of the industry is still stuck - unless they like it, so you need to buy more of their power strips.

The actual slotted contact points do not rotate and for that reason alone this could be a possible solution or alternative. These are round cases that move from side to side and so on. not only does it hardly fit into the concept. Terrible performance. Being able to add or remove sections would be a simple and useful feature, too bad it wasn't thought of. Finally, there is no on/off switch. So you cannot leave it activated.

I use this to install plugs in a Brookstone charging station box I bought at a flea market years ago. It moves great to fit some odd shaped plugs in the box. There are limitations, so I had to fiddle around a bit to get all the ports I need within the space available. I couldn't do that with a standard rigid extension of the same length. One issue (which got it 4 stars) is that it just doesn't stay where you bend it. Instead, he tries to get back on the straight line a bit. This was a problem…

It's useful to be able to turn this shaft. I probably won't need this feature for all power surges in my house, but definitely in places where I have it. Helps me avoid problems with bulky PSUs bumping into each other or not having enough room to use all the connectors. Thumbs up.