Pop up Socket with 15W Wireless Charger,65W USB C Charging Station,4 Way Outlets,4.7'' Hole Pop Up Outlet for Kitchen Worktops,Black

Looks proper good on my kitchen island

Got this at a discount through Market Place. Tiny mark on the top. Does not affect the function or the aesthetic - unless you examine it very closely. It works well, is easy to fit and so far I have had no issues with it. It has good USB-C charging outlets, plug sockets and a decent wireless charger. We use it in the kitchen. Would recommend.

The media could not be loaded. This pop-up socket combines multiple functionalities into one unit, aiming to be a convenient charging and power hub for your kitchen counter, workstation, living room and other rooms/ locations.It offers wireless charging, a powerful USB-C port, 4 standard outlets, and a space-saving pop-up design, potentially reducing countertop clutter and making it more visually appealing and stylish. The 15W wireless charger eliminates the need for cables when charging compatible phones and the 65W USB-C port can quickly charge laptops, tablets, and other compatible devices.The only issue with this item is the diameter of hole required and it is 120 mm which is a non-standard and requires a specific cutter. Also, after installation we have noticed that central lifting core tends to stuck in closed position from time to time but still it is very useful and eye-pleasing

Great sockets for our kitchen worktops. Looks good with our white granite top. Good charging speed

Had this fitted into my quartz island, looks really good and is seamless. Functions perfectly and really happy with it.

The Pop Up Socket with 15W Wireless Charger is a stylish and space-saving addition to my office setup. The pop-up feature keeps the outlets hidden when I'm not using them, giving a clean neat finish to my desk. It has lots of charging options: wireless at 15W, USB-C at 65W, and regular outlets, so it covers all my needs. The 15W wireless charger and 65W USB-C port charge my phone and tablet at their full capability. Plus, the four outlets are perfect for all my peripherals like speakers and laptop charger.Installing it took some DIY skills and tools, which was simple enough to do myself and took all of around 15 mins, with the majority of that time taken up by masking and cutting the hole in the desk - Installation was breeze. It's more expensive than regular power strips, but the features and design make it worth the price.Overall, it's a handy, functional solution that keeps my desktop neat and offers plenty of charging options. Definitely a worthwhile investment for upgrading my gaming/WFH desk setup.

Got this to have power in our freestanding kitchen island. It does the job and easy enough to fit but not sure why it’s so expensive. Thought it might look super designer or something but it’s faitly standard. No complaints other than the price.

for those who have need of such a unit its a good functioning item.There are multiple plug sockets and multipe usb ports for charging as well up to 65W from the USB o a coulefo phones at teh same time is no problem, heck even a laptop is doable through a simple usbc cable if its not a dedicated hell for leather gaming beast.Clearly the design of this item is such that you arent using it for permanently connected devices, you'll be plugging things in and out of it as and when needed but often you will require more than one. So I can see the use of it in a kitchen where you might want to plug in a blender or a nutribullet or some other such device that you use then put away.The wireless charging pad on top is great for just dropping your phone/tablet on and getting toppped up as you are busy. There is a secret hidden socket on the bottom of the unit, not really sure what you would want to use that for though.I like the quality of materials used in its construction, they feel very solid and hard wearing.But the one thing I really dont like about this item which is why I only give it 3 stars is considering it is not the cheapest unit of this type I find the sliding mechanisms quality to not be equal to its price segment.When you push down on the top to get the unit to rise, it is wonky! It slides up nice and straight and smoothly but when it reaches near the top it locks itself into a wonky slightly off vertical position. That just ruins everything.If you care enough about appearances that you pay this much for a 'hidden outlet' then a wonky tower is going to wind you up at this price. The mechanism needs to be better engineered