BOCHAMTEC Cable Free Wall Socket 4 Way Roto Charger Adaptor Plug With 180 Degree Rating 3 pin,Surge Protection Eac is Independent With Indicator,Multi Plug Extension for Home, Office, Kitchen

Really good, rotates around the three pin plug. Switches for each socket. Perfect

We use this with the multiple sockets on top. The rotating green circle containing the single plug does not click firmly into place as you might hope and there is a little play in it, so that the top of the adaptor tends to droop off the horizontal, which is unsightly when you have horizontal tile edges behind it. (I am considering supergluing the circle firmly in place, with the worry I might glue it slightly off the vertical.) The picture illustrates the issue - I can with a touch push the left side up to the horizontal, so it is nothing to do with the plug in the other socket. The distancing inserts, which we do not use, are a fixed length and not adjustable as might be desirable. The adaptor does its job, but you get a feeling it could have been made of better materials to better tolerances for a few pounds more and would have been a real quality item.

This is so practical as it works with single or double (or more) sockets. It is far better than the cube multi sockets as you can get the higher(larger) plug units into it, the ones that (I think) are mini transformers. Also the fact that you can switch on the individual sockets means you don’t have to go to lots of different items to switch them on and off at source. It is quite large but it’s well designed and sturdy. I think it’s an excellent idea and great value for money.

This multi socket is very clever, it can be turned 180° depending on the location and space of the electric plug socket

I needed this to replace a similar unit I'd had for 10 years. This one isn't quite built as robustly as the previous one, but it does the job well enough The ability to rotate the plug is a good feature, but that enhancement means that it's a little bit flimsy. I've had a few occassions where the plugs don't actually turn off (which I do daily), so you have to repeatedly try and get the switch to turn off (never an issue turning on though). Overall, it does what it says, and looks OK.

I like the adapter, but it needs to be able to turn, and lock into the 3 o'clock and 9 o'clock positions. It would be more considerate to be able to get your plugs in a place to the side of the adapter, and you'll have better flexibility for the adapter and more options for the consumers to be able to use. Basically, if you need it, buy it to see for yourself that it is a good product.

It was made of that bendy 1970s plastic that has sharp,rough edges and buckles if you put any weight on it. Where it had joins,they were uneven and had dirt &grit in them. One of the switches was depressed and there was a slightly yellow tinge to the plastic around it...which on closer inspection (!!!) appeared to be dried-in cat pee. There was also a grey smear on the top edge where it had been wiped and this had gone mouldy. I requsted an immediate refund so I could throw it away - seeing as going out (eg to the P.O.) was advised against here in Yorkshire due to Storm Eunice, offered to send photo's for proof and really had to push for a refund. Amazon did refund in the end but Phew! As for the thing itself,cheaply made and overshoots depth of plug so not wall safe either. Just a dud all round really.

The socket does what was needed and the design is pretty good, but the quality of the item compared to every other electrical item owned is a bit disappointing, almost shoddy. Considering the price, I expected something more solid. The weight of any plug causes the socket to droop. The switches are really stiff and threaten to snap, one almost refuses to work at all. Plus, the socket rocks when pressing any switch as it is about 5mm away from the wall. The spacers provided are too long to handle this, so I need to look at alternative spacers to stabilise it.