360 Electrical 36036 Revolve Surge Protector with 4 Rotating Outlets,White

Rotating plugs. Have these been out for a while, I never got the memo. Very handy and no problems after two years.

This 360 Electrical 36036 Revolve Surge Protector is a very nice and quick solution if you don't want to have any extension cords. Also, it is very useful and helps prevent the unnecessary cost of hiring an electrician to come out to your house to add an outlet. I used this in my bathroom, where I only had one outlet for a long counter with a double sink. Two plugs was not enough to accommodate the curling iron, hairdryer, lit mirror, toothbrush charger,, and other appliances/charger. What I found especially helpful, was that the plugs themselves rotate, so if you wanted to direct a cord into a certain direction, the plug would rotate so that you would not have any kinks in the cord. This is a nice product overall and at the price of around $12, it was a reasonable solution to our outlet problem. I should note, though, that you do need to make sure that you are not overloading your breaker. You may not be able to use all four items simultaneously if they cause an overload to the breaker. In my case, I wasn't using them all at the same time, but rather did't want to keep plugging/unplugging my appliances.

I had purchased a set of these from QVC many moons ago. I had used them on either side of the bed since we seem to have a lot of electronics in that area -- from the adjustable bed frame to the lamps, clocks, iphone chargers ... well you get the idea ... and most of them are three pronged so trying to fit them into one outlet was a joke. These works great because you can turn the outlets so all 4 fit nicely.Fast forward to today, I am in the middle of a kitchen remodel & doing an 'Appliance Garage' where all the plug-in stuff will go in one place and I can close it off so I don't have to see it. The first thing I did was order a couple of these to use in that area so I don't have to put in a shitload of outlets. How great is that?!! Even my electrician was impressed (altho truth be told he could have just been humoring me because I haven't paid him yet and no one wants to make the client unhappy).

I have an older home with fuses rather than breakers and very limited outlets and wanted a safe way to give myself a few extra outlets while keeping my wiring and fuses safe from accidental overload. These units seem to fit the bill perfectly. They are more expensive to replace than a fuse, but way cheaper than a devastating fire or melted wiring inside of the walls. I highly doubt this was the intended use for these but I have already been saved once when I was using a microwave and a deep fryer at the same time on the same outlet (which I normally don't do) and this unit shut down before I popped a fuse...or worse. Love being able to turn the outlets whichever direction I want to fit a variety of different plugins. For the bedroom, the blue light on these is way too bright for me, but I cover it up partially with a tiny piece of electrical tape. Highly recommend these!

Really like this, and want to love it, but there is one socket that neither myself nor my strong boyfriend can get a plug into. The other 3 work well, they spin nicely, and this looks really high quality and nice which was important to me. I like the indicator light and haven't had an issue with brightness, but I'm not trying to sleep in the office. I read lots of reviews and trusted this surge protector enough to use for my new desktop! I think this would easily accommodate 4 large/awkward plugs without them getting in the way of one another, which is a failure of a lot of these types of units.I'd still recommend it and just hope you don't have any issue with one of the plugs. I haven't tried contacting the company about it, so I can't speak to whether they'd address it or not since I haven't bothered to try!

Recently purchased this to accommodate a Nespresso addition to a specific corner of our kitchen that already had a few other appliances in place. With different plug types/sizes in play, we needed something that could fit each one appropriately but not stick out too much nor be an eye sore in general given we have an open kitchen layout and would not want a large clutter of outlets in everyone's line of sight. This was the perfect solution to all of those needs! It has the capacity to handle the power needs of multiple appliances at once, sits fairly flush against the wall (even if not screwed in) without too large of an overall "footprint," the rotating outlets hold firmly and are ideal for fitting different plugs as needed while also limiting twisting of cords, and the surge protection is just a kicker on top of all the other existing functionality!

This does exactly what I hoped it would. You plug it into an existing outlet, and then any of the 4 outlets can turn around completely, a full 360 degrees. In my house, whoever built it put a couple outlets in sideways in the bathrooms and there's one that is installed upside-down in the kitchen. I recently purchased some of those Dynatraps to trap bugs, and they must be mounted upright in order to fit in the space. Also - if you have plug-in room fresheners, like Febreze or Airwick - many of those things must be mounted upright so the oil doesn't run out on the floor! This 360 outlet means I can fix my sideways and upside-down outlets, and use them for anything I need to.

I had to return this item. It was literally impossible to plug in my three pronged plugs from my monitors and printer that I bought it for. It’s like there is a metal plate halfway in the holes that blocks the plug from going all the way. I’m not looking to hurt myself just to plug something in and out.