Furniture Drawer Outlet, Recessed Power Strip with (3) PD 20W USB Ports Fast Charging & (3) 15 Amp AC Outlets, (14 AWG) 5 FT White Spring Cord

This thing is great. We recently did a kitchen remodel and wanted to remove our mess of a charging station from the counter. We created a charging drawer with this and our kitchen looks so much cleaner now. The guy who installed it for us bought one to install at his house because of how nice it turned out. I was a little nervous on whether on not this would work when initially purchasing but it fits perfectly. The coiled charging cord does pull the drawer back in when it is pulled out but that's not a problem. One thing which we did run into is that sometimes when pulling the drawer out the plug would disconnect from the outlet. After a few times of this happening I bought something called Snug Plug from here on Amazon and that completely solved that issue.

We purchased the recessed power strip for a brand new kitchen cabinet base drawer. The product fit our needs perfectly. The installation was easy, but cutting the hole in the back of a brand new piece of furniture was somewhat nerve racking😂. Would buy this product again.

A great solution - works perfectly. But keep in mind that the cord from the unit to the wall is VERY tightly coiled, so that had the effect of pulling the drawer (in which the unit was installed) inward. I solved the problem by uncoiling the cord and letting it stretch out for 48 hours and it's now perfect. Also note that some fire codes do not allow these types of units to be placed in drawers or other covered spaces -- in case you accidentally leave a hair dryer on and shut the drawer -- so check and be careful !

I like the function of a docking station in the drawer to get the counter clean. It’s very easy to use, especially when I could just set my phone on a charging plate. We also have our laptop in the drawer to get it off the counter as well. The cord link is good for opening the drawer. It is strong pull back in our drawers close automatically so it pulls it in. It was easy to install, but we did have an outlet put in behind the drawer so it could be easily plugged into a power source the picture and the video are without the countertop on yet.

THIS! Is SO HELPFUL! The extra USB ports, the outlets, it’s all such a huge benefit. The curly cord is perfect for in drawer use, as it keeps too much straight cord out of the way and neatly recoils when you close the drawer. This is how you get extra appliances o to an island ( beyond those visible plugs in countertops ( ew) or on cabinets right where people may lean. So neat and tidy, use something, unplug it and put it away. Drawer closes. all done. We had moved a cabinet and added a GFCI outlet in the floor with plans for something just like this. Then the search began ( and it was a search.) But so well worth the many many products like this ( but nowhere near as good) that we considered before finding THIS ONE. It’s durably made, it fits really well in a standard depth drawer. the Diego allows you to place it in the rear or on the side, take your pick. This is a great addition to any kitchen, bath, dressing table, shop or studio drawer. if you build or design cabinetry or furniture, your customers will LOVE you for this. This product would make an incredibly thoughtful gift, to let someone know you’re thinking about THEM and their NEEDS. We would give this 10 stars if we could.

very nice option to have for your tablet, cell phones, or any small electronic device needing to be charged or plugged in to 110ac... that will fit in a drawer and be out of sight and not cluttering your countertop!

The outlet is good quality, however, the wire that is curled is so tight that it makes my drawer close when I open it. It’s wound too tight and pulls the drawer closed from the outlet in the wall. Need to return.

Sent on time. Great product!

I have been gradually replacing outlets in my house with ones that have USB and USB-C (and other) types of adapters, because it seems that every low voltage household appliance needs one, these days. This power bar is a better option for me than replacing the outlets, though, because you just don't know what they will come up with next - it's better to use existing outlets and have a converter than to spend time/money on replacing outlets that might be obsolete in a few years. Anyway, the power bar itself is really a good quality one. I like that I can install it in the back of a drawer or into a piece of furniture where it will lie flat. That allows for the power bar to be unobtrusive, and keeps the cords out of the way. The powerbar is well made, with tight plug-ins that get a bit easier to use with time. The power bar comes with a coiled cord that can extend to 5 feet long and that has a flat plug so it is easy to keep it behind furniture. It just looks SO much nicer than having a power bar sitting on my desk, and it's more stable too - it doesn't get shoved off and cause strain on electrical cords, because it is seated within the desk itself (I just had to cut a slot for it). The power bar has 3 regular 3 prong outlets, 2 USB-C outlets and 1 USB-A outlet.

I recently tried out the Drawer Outlet and found it to be a pretty handy addition to my workspace. The design is sleek and unobtrusive, which I really appreciate. It fits nicely into a drawer without taking up too much space, and the coiled cord keeps everything tidy when you're not using it. The outlet has both AC outlets and USB ports, which is great for charging multiple devices at once. I tested it with my phone, tablet, and a couple of other gadgets, and everything charged as expected. The USB ports are also capable of fast charging, which is a nice touch. One reviewer mentioned that the USB-C ports were a bit wobbly and didn't always make a solid connection. I didn’t experience this issue personally, but it’s something to keep in mind. Overall, if you’re looking for a way to declutter your workspace and have everything within easy reach, the Drawer Outlet is definitely worth considering.

Overall, I’m happy with this recessed power strip. It does exactly what it’s supposed to do — the outlets and USB ports work reliably, charging is consistent, and it’s a really clean solution for keeping cords organized in a desk or drawer setup. The build quality feels solid and it looks neat once installed. The one downside is the power cord. is wound extremely tight and the cable itself is quite rigid. Because of that, it doesn’t stretch out easily and can be a bit stubborn if you want a longer length. It would have been much better if the cord were a bit more flexible. Aside from that, the unit itself performs well and does its job. If you’re okay dealing with a stiff cord during setup, it’s still a good product overall.

For the unit I got, the plugs were a little too tight, and I am not a weakling. However, if you are going to use these for the long term, its better tight than loose initially. They do tend to loosen up with use, as do most things. The build quality is above par, and the plastic feels quality, and durable. The cord is long at 5ft, and offers a nice spring stretch/compress default coil that makes it easier to deal with. Its easy to install once you get the right size spacing. I would leave at least an extra five mm space around it, so that it has some breathing room. Overall, an above average. Overall, an above average offering. This review is for the “Drawer Outlets, Furniture Recessed Power Strip with PD 20W 2 USB-C, 1 USB-A Fast Charging & (3) 15 amp AC Ports, 5 FT Spring Power Cordrawer Outlet White (5 FT, White)”.

This is perfect for mounting on the surface or side of an end table in the living room - that's where it went for me! Excellent because the power cord is heavy, heavy duty and 3 prong so grounded and coiled so less chance of tangling. It's short anyway so not much chance of tangling. The USB ports get the heaviest use of course, and it sure is nice to plug everything in at once instead of having to take turns.