Review on ⚡️ Poweriver Surge Protector Wall Mount with Rotating Plug – Outlet Splitter Power Strip, 6 Outlets (3 Side) and 3 USB Ports, 1680 Joules – Ideal for Home, School, Office, and Travel – White by Ryan Carter

I like having 6 sockets that take up less space than my "old" 4-pin accessory. However, I would like the pan mechanism to "lock" in the 90° and 45° positions. It drives me a bit crazy that they (I have 3 of them) are never on the same level. Like other devices that protrude past the face of an outlet, they also tend to come loose since nothing is holding them flush with the wall. to not only connect standard 2- or 3-pin devices, but also larger and thicker 3-pin devices (APC backup batteries) without any problems (see photos). In contrast to other products of this type, 3-pin sockets are characterized by their quality. and easily accepted every cable I tried - other cheaper and worse connectors prevented me from connecting devices due to lost, broken or cheap internal components.) (General) 3 amp USB jacks work fine and I could use them and my wireless Plug in a Qi charger, and an accent-lit LED strip without sacrificing charge time or brightness for the convenience of built-in USB charging ports (I like multiple USB chargers too - yes!) 👏 "Grounded" / "Protected" is just one of 3 plugs i bought and the inputs said it was "grounded", none of them show as "protected". I know for sure that 2 plugs are grounded, the 3rd needs some study. But I'm still not sure what the Protected LED is specifically for. Great for what it is. I'll be more interested in them in the future and might even replace them with newer versions when they come out with them (more power for ALL 3 USB ports at the same time).