TOPGREENER 5.8A Ultra-High-Speed USB C Wall Outlet Charger, 15A Duplex Tamper-Resistant Receptacle Plug, Charging Power Outlet with USB Ports, Electrical USB Socket, UL Listed, TU21558AC, White

Im on my second one of these, and in both cases the USB-C port has stopped working after 2-3 months of use. The outlets and the USB-A port continue to work, but the USB-C port will not charge. I dont think Ill bother replacing this one now that its happened identically twice in a row.

This thing is cool but it’s big. Install was tough because it’s bulky. Really struggled to cram it in, didn’t end up putting it where I wanted it because it didn’t fit, but found an alternate spot I like. Works well but a PITA to install.

They work and havent burned my house down (knock on wood).

Charges my kids iPads in about 30 minutes from dead, both plugged in at the same time

I installed this in a bathroom remodel, in a new box right near the toilet. It was installed in a GFCI circuit. It was easy to install compared to a few similar wall chargers I’ve tried. Many of the wall boxes in my 1980s house have 2 or 3 pairs of wires, which doesn’t leave a lot of room for wall chargers or dimmer switches. This wall socket had terminals I could insert wires into rather than twisting another pair of wires together. I like that it has USB-C for newer devices and USB-A for backwards compatibility. Mine was the 30W charger and it seemed to provide fast charging as long as your cable is “fast-charge” capable, and you only charge one device at a time. If you charge two devices from the USB ports, they seem to drop back to slow charging. The USB-C port wouldn’t charge my laptop PC, despite the product description saying that it would, but I am sure it would need the 60W model to charge the laptop. This is one of the few wall socket/USB charger combos that are genuinely UL listed, which my insurance company would like. This is a good upgrade to an existing wall socket so you don’t have to plug in your own plug-in charger. But I do wonder if it has some “smarts” to turn off the charger electronics when nothing is plugged in, otherwise it would be using energy 24x7 when you could easily disconnect a plug-in charger.

Having a direct plug into the wall can help keep your place clean and neat.

Every outlet in your kitchen and office should be replaced with one of these. Works great. The usb outlets charge an iPhone faster than a standard iPhone plug. Point to note: this plug is deeper than a standard electrical wall box so you might need to replace the electrical box that is currently in your wall

Works as designed

3-4 years ago, I bought Topgreener 2 USB-A with traditional 3-prong power sockets. Those USB-A ports are still working till today. So when I decided to look for a power socket that comes with both USB-A and USB-C ports, this becomes a natural choice. Reason for wanting a USB-C port is that newer devices are moving towards USB-C interface. I installed and replaced 2 of these. For one of them, it still protruded out a little as the space in that wall outlet is pretty tight. For the other unit, it flushed with the surrounding wall. Tested them and both USB-A and USB-C ports are functional. I have started migrating traditional wall sockets (with no USB ports) towards those that come with USB ports as most devices such as cell phones, tablets, etc are USB interface based.

This outlet, although it met the specs of my home outlet and was installed properly, never worked and melted when I plugged in my Bose.