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Product ReviewsPhilips 3 Outlet Wall Surge Protector w/ Automatic Night Light
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 Rating: Review Date: 12/11/12  |
Cons: not a surge protector
Pros: 3 bucks on sale1 to 3! |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/11/12 |
Cons: Shouldn't be called a "night light"
Pros: It's just a port multiplier Comment:
It's really just a low light activated power indicator. The light produced is near non existent, and orange? wtf. I'm sure there's a use for this somewhere but I can't think of one. A better deal would be buying a 6 port power bar from NCIX which has an on off switch. |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/02/12 |
Cons: Not a surge protector.
Pros: -Cheap-Night light Comment:
I bought three of these when they were on sale on Black Friday for $2.99 each. At the time the description stated they were a "Philips 3 Outlet Wall Surge Protector w/ Automatic Night Light". The first thing that I noticed when I received them was that the packaging clearly stated "THIS IS NOT A SURGE PROTECTOR" on the back. That's the only issue I've had with them so far. They are still a great product. They just don't provide surge protection. |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/01/12 |
Cons: Light is too dim to be of much use.Too expensive at regular price.
Pros: 2.99 can't go wrong.Doesn't block lower socket if you plug into upper socket.Will fit in an outlet/light switch combo without blocking switch. Comment:
Not bad for $3 on sale, but don't expect to use the light for anything as it is the dimmest night light I have ever seen. The light is orange, perhaps if it was white it would be brighter. I do however like the fact that the lower socket is free for most regular size plugs AND when used on a switch/outlet combo I can still turn the light on and off (as long as the switch is a narrow toggle) I am giving 4 stars because of this, otherwise 3 stars for sale price. |
for the price of a cup of morning coffee, I guess it's alright.