The Extension Cord Idea You’ve Been Waiting For
September 28th, 2009 categories: Buyers
The traditional, 6-socket surge protector is a ubiquitous product in American homes.
It also happens to be rife with design flaws, the most glaring of which is the socket layout.
Traditional surge protectors are built for skinny-plugged devices only. Few of today’s electronics are “skinny plug”.
The Socket Sense Expandable Surge Protector
The Socket Sense matches form and function. It features 6 angled, expandable sockets that make room for even the biggest and boxiest plugs. Its casing stretches from 13 to 18 inches, as needed, and has a slim, fit-anywhere design.
By providing for 6 input devices, the Socket Surge does the job of two traditional surge protectors. You can buy Socket Surge at most hardware stores and on Amazon.com
The device retails for about $25.
