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Pros & Cons
Pros
This plug is labeled as tamper resistant, so are all the outlets in our house. You do need to use wire nuts to get it wired in (there are no screw in or push in connectors) the wires are as thick as the 12 gauge wires.
It looks good and maybe it'll outshine the other, who knows. Tested it with a socket tester - gfci works well. Way less sketchy than other brands though.
Cons
The usb connectors are garbage. The usb c cables have to be constantly pushed back in. For something this expensive leviton really needs better quality control or a more robust design. Do not recommend for folks with modern apple products.
Leviton outlet requires five (5) wire nuts to fit in the outlet box. I assume they used stranded to try and make it easier to fit but it just makes the install way more difficult.
The left usb-a outlet seems to have a broken 9v profile. If you connect both ports on the outlet it seems to cycle between 9v/5v constantly. The gfci has no function, and the remaining receptacle on the circuit is thus dead as well.
Out of 5 leviton gfci's, four were verified defective. The retailer and manufacturer want to stick it to me! People don't return one outlet for instance, so a good portion of defective products ends up online and in the hands of the consumer.
Highlights
Quality
Seemed great quality i have bought others like this before and they are top quality
Both the a and the c type ports work great and quickly charge my devices.
This plug has what appears to be metal covers that are at more of a 45 degree angle than the very flat looking plastic covers o... Read More
Disconnect/do not use the usb-a if you are charging your laptop with usb-c.
Price
Ideally i wanted to put 65w outlets everywhere, but the cost of 65w outlets made it prohibitive to stick in obscure places.
I decided to keep it to use later as it was a great price
It's kinda spendy, but worth doing if you need both usb and gfci protection in one device.
Shipping
Got here on time and power delivery is working really well.
I accidentally got sent black but amazon was quick to refund it.
Read the instructions sent with it before you try to do this yourself.
Packaging/appearance
Those boxes were tiny, and considering it had 3 romex wires already in there, all 12 gauge, there was no way i could fit this t... Read More
I ended up putting it in my bedroom which had a bigger box in the wall and it fit just fine.
So i ended up getting a 2 gang box, and used wago wire nuts to take up as little space as possible.
Competitiveness
Compatible with all pd votages except 48v which is another reason i chose this one too.
Overview
- How are reviewers describing this item?
fit, great, port and good. - Our engine has profiled the reviewer patterns and has determined that there is minimal deception involved.
- Our engine has discovered that over 90% high quality reviews are present.
- This product had a total of 8,970 reviews as of our last analysis date on Oct 28 2024.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Some said it becomes quite hoti have not noticed that i even charged two laptops and checkednot hot
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
And then you have usb outlets in that outlet
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Easily exchanged out my dead outlet for this one
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Read the instructions sent with it before you try to do this yourself
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
It is a two sockets plus the usb port
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Ill never use plain outlets again
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Disconnectdo not use the usba if you are charging your laptop with usbc
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Unless you have a deep outlet box with lots of space don’t bother with this
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