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One Beat via Amazon has One Beat 5 Outlet Extender w/ 4 USB Ports, Night Light and Outlet Shelf on sale for $15.29 - 10% when you 'clip' the coupon on the product page - $1.22 when you apply promotion code EX694JUP at checkout = $12.54. Shipping is free with Amazon Prime or on orders $25+.
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Features:
- One Beat Multi Plug Outlets with 5 AC outlet splitter (125V/15A/1875W), 3 USB ports (total 5V/3.1A), 1 USB C charging port (5V/3A Max).
- The LED night light power is 1.5W. With Dusk-To-Dawn Sensor, automatically turns on when ambient lighting becomes insufficient.
- Removable shelf size: 4.7" x 6.3", weight capacity: 10-lbs, create extra space to hold a wide range of common household items and be able to charge easily.
- 1800 Joule surge protection rating
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- This product is rated 4.5 out of 5 stars based on over 1,750 customer reviews.
- This seller at Amazon - One Beat - has a 100% positive rating for the last 12 months based on 3,503 ratings.
- Includes 12-month product warranty.
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| Product Name: | Multi Plug Outlets, Wall Outlet Extender with Night Light and Outlet Shelf, Surge Protector 4 USB Ports(1 USB C), USB Wall Charger Power Strip Electric Outlet Splitter for Home Office |
| Manufacturer: | One Beat |
| Model Number: | OB5W4CT |
| Product SKU: | B09YTBN5BJ |
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This post is for the same design concept but slightly different build. That being said, I messed up when I ordered the last one because you limit yourself with the design that has a shelf clip on to the bulk of the outlet. For some unknown reason, people where I live construct every building with outlets 'upside down' (there is no technical correct way to position an outlet but standard, American style is prongs up/ground down). That rendered the shelf useless for me right off the bat (yes, I should have thought of that but had a buy now, think later moment).
Second, the light on my unit worked for about .5 seconds and hasn't turned on again since.
I much prefer the style that allows the shelf to be mounted on either top or bottom or has the shelf as an entirely separate bracket that is held tight by the center screw. I can only imagine this is similar build quality to the other posted item and can't recommend it though I do recognize that it may work perfectly for other people's situations. Again, where I live is strange and while there is no 'correct' direction to install an outlet, I will forever believe that the right way is ground down lol
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their page says "USB wall outlet surge protector pass FCC, ETL Listed, ROHs certificate."
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If I were worried about that, I would not invest 1000 in a phone.
I was about to say the same thing but it is actually different than the last one posted. Unfortunately, I ordered that one:
https://a.co/d/iV1zzJu
This post is for the same design concept but slightly different build. That being said, I messed up when I ordered the last one because you limit yourself with the design that has a shelf clip on to the bulk of the outlet. For some unknown reason, people where I live construct every building with outlets 'upside down' (there is no technical correct way to position an outlet but standard, American style is prongs up/ground down). That rendered the shelf useless for me right off the bat (yes, I should have thought of that but had a buy now, think later moment).
Second, the light on my unit worked for about .5 seconds and hasn't turned on again since.
I much prefer the style that allows the shelf to be mounted on either top or bottom or has the shelf as an entirely separate bracket that is held tight by the center screw. I can only imagine this is similar build quality to the other posted item and can't recommend it though I do recognize that it may work perfectly for other people's situations. Again, where I live is strange and while there is no 'correct' direction to install an outlet, I will forever believe that the right way is ground down lol
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https://a.co/d/iV1zzJu
This post is for the same design concept but slightly different build. That being said, I messed up when I ordered the last one because you limit yourself with the design that has a shelf clip on to the bulk of the outlet. For some unknown reason, people where I live construct every building with outlets 'upside down' (there is no technical correct way to position an outlet but standard, American style is prongs up/ground down). That rendered the shelf useless for me right off the bat (yes, I should have thought of that but had a buy now, think later moment).
Second, the light on my unit worked for about .5 seconds and hasn't turned on again since.
I much prefer the style that allows the shelf to be mounted on either top or bottom or has the shelf as an entirely separate bracket that is held tight by the center screw. I can only imagine this is similar build quality to the other posted item and can't recommend it though I do recognize that it may work perfectly for other people's situations. Again, where I live is strange and while there is no 'correct' direction to install an outlet, I will forever believe that the right way is ground down lol
My house (built in the 1980's ) has a bunch of plugs this way.
https://a.co/d/iV1zzJu
This post is for the same design concept but slightly different build. That being said, I messed up when I ordered the last one because you limit yourself with the design that has a shelf clip on to the bulk of the outlet. For some unknown reason, people where I live construct every building with outlets 'upside down' (there is no technical correct way to position an outlet but standard, American style is prongs up/ground down). That rendered the shelf useless for me right off the bat (yes, I should have thought of that but had a buy now, think later moment).
Second, the light on my unit worked for about .5 seconds and hasn't turned on again since.
I much prefer the style that allows the shelf to be mounted on either top or bottom or has the shelf as an entirely separate bracket that is held tight by the center screw. I can only imagine this is similar build quality to the other posted item and can't recommend it though I do recognize that it may work perfectly for other people's situations. Again, where I live is strange and while there is no 'correct' direction to install an outlet, I will forever believe that the right way is ground down lol
My house (built in the 1980's ) has a bunch of plugs this way.
Either way, I would flip them all over.
If you have the classic style where the outlets are more oval in shape on the sides and where the wall plate mounts in the center, you should be fine.
https://a.co/d/iV1zzJu
This post is for the same design concept but slightly different build. That being said, I messed up when I ordered the last one because you limit yourself with the design that has a shelf clip on to the bulk of the outlet. For some unknown reason, people where I live construct every building with outlets 'upside down' (there is no technical correct way to position an outlet but standard, American style is prongs up/ground down). That rendered the shelf useless for me right off the bat (yes, I should have thought of that but had a buy now, think later moment).
Second, the light on my unit worked for about .5 seconds and hasn't turned on again since.
I much prefer the style that allows the shelf to be mounted on either top or bottom or has the shelf as an entirely separate bracket that is held tight by the center screw. I can only imagine this is similar build quality to the other posted item and can't recommend it though I do recognize that it may work perfectly for other people's situations. Again, where I live is strange and while there is no 'correct' direction to install an outlet, I will forever believe that the right way is ground down lol
It's worth the quality of life increase.