360 Electrical360 Electrical 36037 Revolve Plus Surge 4 Rotating Outlets + 2 USB PortsSurge Protector

These are the best surge protectors I've ever owned. I have 4 of these surge protectors installed around my house now. First, they don't lie on the ground. They're mounted into an existing outlet. Next they have 2 USB's in the unit. That way you don't need an extra plug for your surge protector. Third, they have 4 outlets that rotate. That's great because there is always some product you own that has a oddly shaped cord or it has to go in on an angle. This surge protector can handle all that with ease. Fourth, it's got a nice night light on it. So even when it's dark in the room you can still plug and unplug your stuff from the surge protector with the lights off in the room. Fifth, the surge protector provides great security for your devices. I live in the lightning/thunder capital of the world, Tampa, FL. So trust me it works.

Very cool, functional product. I just got it July 7th, earlier than the estimated delivery date (a good thing to me, always love getting things sooner rather than later).So far here's what I have to say:Pros:- four awesome rotatable outlets, they click and hold position as you turn em (not free-spinning, but need to have something plugged in to turn the outlet)- usb ports seem to work well to charge electronic devices pretty quickly from what I can tell- plugs into the standard wall outlet securely (expands original 2 outlets into: 4 outlets + 2 usb charging ports), has option to attach to wall socket directly via the included long-length screw if chosen (remove this long screw prior to using, if you would rather keep the unit portable like me).Pro/Con:- The green-blue light that indicates the unit is grounded & protected is somewhat bright, so depending on your preference, this could be a Pro (yay, free built-in nightlight for my room), or a Con if you dislike having a nightlight in the room (put black tape over it, or otherwise black out the light if you must).Cons:- outlets & usb ports seem a bit tight at first, but seems to ease up with use.- unit itself is a bit bulky, sticks out from the wall about two inches or so.As for durability/longevity of the outlets & usb ports, I'll have to see how it all holds up over time.

I bought this to use in my bathroom because it has only one outlet. The way this surge protector is set up to work on a standard outlet prevents it from working with a GFCI outlet, which is what the single outlet is in my bathroom. There's a removable screw in the middle that screws into the outlet plate for stability. Good feature for a standard outlet, but it will not work with the GFCI buttons in the middle of the outlet plate in my bathroom. The screw is removable, so that's not a complete deal-breaker. But the real problem with this surge protector is the extra 'ground' plug on the back. On a standard outlet plate, it provides extra grounding and stability. It plugs into the ground opening in the bottom outlet, with the surge protector plugging in fully to the top outlet. A GFCI outlet is slightly more spread out than a standard outlet, so the extra ground plug won't fit into the lower outlet ground opening. So this makes it incompatible with GFCI. If I could unscrew the extra bottom ground then I could use it in my bathroom, but its part of the backplate of the surge protector.Still a nice surge protector, and I like the USB charge ports at the top, so I figured I'd use this in my bedroom on a standard outlet next to my bed. Installed nice, got everything plugged in. When it was time to go to bed I turned off the lights only to discover the status light on this surge protector is BRIGHT. It's like having a small nightlight on next to my bed. I had to cover it with electrical tape to cut the light. Just another annoyance with this surge protector, and why I gave it 3 stars.

For some reason, products like these don't last very long for me and the family. But his one is good! There are many options for USB and 110 wall mounted devices both on the outlet and some ARE the outlet. Often you loose one or two 110v outlets when you add a USB. Not only don't you loose a 110v, you gain two. The USB's can charge up to two iPad's. For those who don't know that iPad's require a larger charger, now you do. The 110v outlets also rotate which is nice so that your odd charger "wall wart" can fit without covering its neighbor outlet. It also has a 110v protection circuit that would block power surges. It also has a screw in the center that, when you remove the cover's screw and use this one, the device is secured into the wall which is real nice.With the proliferation of devices that require USB charging, having a converter that is this convenient is great. So far it has worked great and I have bought a second for the bedroom.

The 360 Electrical Revolve Plus Surge Protector is a very nice device that has the benefit of doubling an outlet from two to four and adding 2 USB charging ports on top of that, both of which are powerful enough to qualify for even a picky iPad. The only caveats (really just common sense but hey...) are that it adds about an inch of height and it shouldn't be used with high power draw electrics (or more than one). Your typical 2 plug outlet is usually wired for 10-15 amps, so 1 small appliance, 2 adapters and a USB shouldn't be close to an overload. I have mine setup on the kitchen counter: 1 toaster over, 1 adapter (hand vacuum sealer) 1 adapter (cordless telephone) 1 free (mixer, blender, etc) The only problem I have and it's not 360's fault, is that the design itself is aesthetically pleasing. But, the minute you start plugging in adapters it turns ugly real fast. If I could just buy everything in white... Oh, well. Maybe when Apple takes over the world.

Okay product, well made and functions well. Would purchase again if I needed one. It might be nice to have a few more USB outlets (this one only come with two) and maybe less 120V outlets.