Pop up Socket, 65W USB‑C Fast Charging, Black | 4 Way Power Socket, USB-A & USB-C Ports, 15W Wireless Charger, 4.7'' Hole, 2m Cable, Worktop Mounted for Office, Gaming

I bought this to replace an existing similar model we had fitted in our worktop but had become tired and broken, this was a different design but still fitted in the slot perfectly. Super easy to fit for us, and worked perfectly. Great that it charges phone by placing on the top, however this can make phones really hot charging this way. Overall very pleased with this.

No complaints. Seems to charge everything quickly. I've not measured the precise power we're able to draw, but it charges a MacBook Pro (M2) fine. The wireless charger on the top is much faster than our old pop up socket, again not sure exactly how fast, but it's fine for our use.Just a couple of things that bug me. The product photos imply the icon on the top of the wireless charger glows. It doesn't. Also, on our unit, the battery icon and text aren't rotationally aligned (see photo) which, while not a deal breaker, is a bit disappointing for someone who potentially has OCD!

Looks proper good on my kitchen island

The one and only cool feature about this pop-up socket is the wireless charging capability. However after 10 minutes is overheating and the charging stops. Unfortunately it takes about 20 minutes for the surface to cool down completely before you can attempt charging again. But is beyond the point as you will ruin your device battery like this. Everything else works accordingly and the socket does look sleek. But once again, pointless without the wireless charging working fully.

This works well in our kitchen. It feels a bit flimsy, and the popup mechanism feels cheap. I was expecting better for the price. But it does work, and the wireless charger works well whether the socket is in its up or down position. IOne of the 13A sockets is on the bottom of the unit, so I'm not sure how that's meant to be useful.Be aware that it fastens in with a big plastic wheel on the screwed thread under the worktop. This isn't clear from the advert photos. This meant that that bit was too big for our installation, so we had to glue it in with silicone instead of using the proper fastener.

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.

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

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