Philips 6-Outlet Extender with 4-USB Port Surge Protector, 2 Pack for Efficient Charging and Power Protection Review

It's 2019, why are people still putting unnecessary stickers on electronics. I spent a good 5 minutes slowly peeling off the sticker on the front, trying my best to avoid tears, but unfortunately I failed. Now I'll have to sit here with rubbing alcohol and try to remove the rest of the sticker, but it will most likely stick with an unsightly residue. Why make a product and then spoil it with a sticker?

I'm terribly disgusted with this outlet, I can't even tell if it works for you or not. It comes with that "Night Light" sticker in the middle of the socket which not only cannot be removed (see attached pictures) but also leaves a mark. The brand name "Philips" is not listed under the sticker as shown in the product photos. This sticker is meaningless and ugly. Unfortunately, I threw away the packaging, otherwise it would have gone back immediately. I threw it away out of frustration.

This adapter will not screw to a wall outlet and has only a top outlet connection, limiting its use by electrical devices that remain plugged into the outlet. all this time. It has an indication that the MOV chip is still intact, although I wouldn't trust it 100%. If the MOV semiconductor used in these cheap surge protectors burns out, current can flow through the ground wire and severely damage anything connected. into the protector. It's suitable for use with inexpensive devices that can…

I'm not impressed. I have bought chargers/night lights from other manufacturers which are less bulky and better looking. It was almost impossible to remove the stickers from both blocks. I've tried very hard not to ruin my manicure by peeling off the manufacturer's stickers to make this thing presentable, but to no avail. Tried different ways to remove the stickers, nothing helped. I don't go out often to get my nails done so you better believe I did my best to remove these stickers as gently…

Product works great as advertised by Philips. Any reviews complaining about the sticker should be removed, Philips has now fixed this packaging issue, or at least the 6-out/2 USB model doesn't have this issue. I bought two and the one I was able to connect properly works fine. Unfortunately, my apartment is a bit older, built in 1990. The GFCI outlet in the kitchen seems to have the outlets themselves further apart than usual because the gray support pin wasn't properly lined up with the…

This adapter does not screw into the socket and only has a connector for the top socket of the socket, limiting its use by electrical devices that remain plugged into the socket. all this time. It has an indication that the MOV chip is still intact, although I wouldn't trust it 100%. If the MOV semiconductor used in these cheap surge protectors burns out, current can flow through the ground wire and severely damage anything connected. into the protector. It's suitable for use with inexpensive…

I'm not impressed. I have bought chargers/night lights from other manufacturers which are less bulky and better looking. It was almost impossible to remove the stickers from both blocks. I've tried very hard not to ruin my manicure by peeling off the manufacturer's stickers to make this thing presentable, but to no avail. Tried different ways to remove the stickers, nothing helped. I don't go out often to get my nails done so you better believe I did my best to remove these stickers as gently…

The product works great as advertised by Philips. Any reviews complaining about the sticker should be removed, Philips has now fixed this packaging issue, or at least the 6-out/2 USB model doesn't have this issue. I bought two and the one I was able to connect properly works fine. Unfortunately, my apartment is a bit older, built in 1990. The GFCI outlet in the kitchen seems to have the outlets themselves further apart than usual because the gray support pin wasn't properly lined up with the…