Review on 🏷 ECHOGEAR Outlet Shelf Space-Saving Built-in Storage Solution by Jacob Richardson

I came across this gadget rather by accident, until last night I didn't even know there was such a thing. Since I'm a real gadget guy in 10 seconds, I've already found 10 ways to use it. I immediately placed my first order; something tells me this won't be my last. Reading the product page, I saw that there are actually a few other similar point of sale shelves that are functionally similar and even sell less, but none of them look as cool. And none of them look like they could actually handle the size and weight of a Sonos speaker. And the rest looks like they made access to the outlet difficult and left a dirty cord dangling from the edge. And honestly the seller's hilarious sales pitch is one of the best I've read in a while and you know what they say about buying from people you like. My first thought was, FINALLY I'll find a place to put my electric toothbrush outside of the bathroom. measure and coil the cord so I can only plug it in when it needs charging, but when unplugged the cord doesn't bother me. This works with any rechargeable gizmo like a razor (for those who still shave) or a rechargeable beard trimmer for those not afraid of beards. The gadget doesn't have much going for it, just choose a standard duplex outlet. or a Decora style socket (both screws included so you don't get them, you know) and attach to an existing wall (wall NOT included). Did. Oh, and what about the included power outlets? Thin molded plastic? No, they are thick, hard-enamelled steel! The whole gadget is heavier than you might expect from the pictures, over 10 ounces, and looks really well made, like what your grandkids will find in their will. Echogear has already established itself as a provider of pretty good televisions. Wall Mounts I know this gadget was brand new from them a few weeks ago and they are dying of suggestions from opinionated people like me so here it is: 1. They need cool colors... Black, Gold, Teal, Pink (for bathrooms from the 50's), purple for Barney's room etc.2. It would be nice to have some sort of tiny cord clip to hold an unused cord at the bottom of the shelf when it's not plugged in (it's no good keeping an electric toothbrush plugged in 24/7...or my 1,000 -dollar iPhone). As the best mousetrap I've ever seen in 2017, I have to give this thing my top marks.