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
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jm
> 3 dayThe actual three-prong plugs in this outlet are very hard to use. It takes a lot of force and some wiggling to get anything to plug into it. Im worried about damaging my electrical cords.
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Eli
> 3 dayAffordable and easy to install. I bought 6 for my house and all have worked flawlessly.
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MICHAEL MERCURIO
> 3 dayIf I knew more about TR (Tamper Resistant) receptacles before I purchased these I would have selected another brand. The TR plugs make it very difficult and in some cases impossible to use some plugs, including new appliances and electronic devices. For example, my new MacBook Pro cannot be plugged into the TR receptacles but older appliances and plugs can work after spending time wiggling and jiggling the plugs into place. The TR plugs are really a huge pain and since we have no children in our home offer no benefit. The installation was very difficult due to the oversized outlet with almost no room for wiring in the box. If possible use a multi-gang box where only one receptacle is one of these outlets to leave room for wiring.
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Jeffrey Friedlander
> 3 dayThis can definitely crank out the rated power at 5V, but I have a dual-wireless charger that only operates at 9V via USB-C PD. The charger works fine when its the only thing plugged in, but both ports drop to 5V once even just a cable is plugged into the USB-A port. I have to remove both cables and re-insert the USB-C for the outlet to reset the voltage to 9V. I was excited about this outlet, as I was hoping to use much of its rated power to charge my devices, and I needed a 9V outlet to run this charger. Im going to return it and hope to find something better.
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Jim
> 3 dayUsed this in our camper, both usb plugs work great, but many 110v power cords cant insert fully into the outlets.... strange.
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A. O.
> 3 day3-4 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.
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tlittleton
> 3 dayOutlet was very easy to install. No clearance issues in standard one gang box. Charges great. Nice to have the USB C for faster charging.
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Alejandra B.
> 3 dayHaving a direct plug into the wall can help keep your place clean and neat.
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delectable79
Greater than one weekI got this for my home office. I like that it comes with both USB-A and USB-C ports. No need for a charging block. It was easy to install. I plan on getting a few more for around the house.
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Staige Stoop
> 3 dayThese work as expected and was easy to swap out myself.