onn. White Outlet Shelf with Power Cord Storage Compartment

Fast delivery and a great surprise! Extremely easy to install without directions but read them. You're advised to turn off the electricity to the outlet to which you're installing this very handy outlet shelf. (I didn't but I get this safety recommendation). I use it primarily as my "dental health shelf" sans the dental floss. I put my echo dot on it to listen to music, as well. Although in the bathroom as shown, other areas of use is the kitchen, laundry room and even the garage. It's a handy shelf that I didn't realize I needed! I love it!

I have used Onn chargers for years but was unaware of their other products. I really like this shelf. (very sleek.) It took minutes to install. The instructions are self-explanatory, I only used 1 clip. My outlet plate was wider than the shelf, but I just placed it above the outlet, no worries. (Please see the photo.) I love that I can hide the cord! The shelf is strong, sturdy, and could easily hold 2-3 phones.

These are great for charging cell phones or smaller note books You can hide the cords inside the bottom of the shelf. You can charge anything as long as it does not weigh over ten pounds. You will be very happy with these shelves. I love mine. They are made of hard plastic but very sturdy.

I had forgotten that I ordered this, actually I was expecting just one shelf but they sent me more. OK, I will use the one shelf for the one purpose that I had in mind, the rest of them will either be for rainy day projects or gifts for my family. The idea behind these is a good idea, and in some cases it could be very useful. but most of the outlets in my house have multiple outlet adapters plugged into them, so I can't use these where there are six outlets. I will be able to use them where I don't have the extension outlets hooked up. I have a small espresso machine that would fit on one of these, also an electronic coffee grinder, also a cream-whipper, that allows me to whip up cream to pour into my coffee. The problem is finding a place where I can hook this up. If successful it will clear some of my counter space.

They say it's the little things in life, and this is one of those little things that really bring me joy. I'm very organized, and I recently got an Echo for $0.99 (I can't pass that up). I already had my JBL Charge speaker, which I love for the sound quality. I was happy to find out my echo can be synced with my JBL speaker, but on to the review for the stand... I set this up in literally a minute, maybe even less. Just grab a flathead screwdriver and remove your current outlet plate. Then assemble the stand (in just one click), place the proper black plate in front of the stand (check the screw alignment-this stand includes 2 plates), and mount the stand to your outlet. Some people mentioned this only works with more recent outlets, but my condo has the older plates with one screw, and it worked fine. I bought this to use with my Echo, but I tested my JBL speaker (since it's heavier) AND the Echo on top, and the standstill seemed sturdy. I absolutely LOVE that this stand allowed me to tuck the excess cables in so they're unseen. I used to have cables everywhere in this spot, and now it looks clean and organized. I honestly was looking around my condo today to see if there's an opportunity to buy another one, lol. Great price, great quality, and brownie points for allowing me to be more organized

With the included metal brackets this thing is very strong and sturdy. I'm thinking out of the box a little and used one for a fire extinguisher mount. Been wanting it off the floor. Also used one in the kitchen for our can opener to clear up some counter space. I will probably use another as a camera recharging station but could not take a picture of that! :-)

The cats' meow. Price is right, and instructions are unexpectedly clear and accurate. All you need is a small flat-tip screwdriver. Perfect size for the Onn Bluetooth speaker and/or Google Mini and it even improves the bass response of small speaker devices by using the wall as a speaker cabinet - brilliant! One piece of advice: Look around your house and find that little 6 - 10 inch USB cable and avoid having to tie up that three footer you got.

Strong plastic shelf. Holds up to 10lbs. Size 5 1/4" deep X 4 1/2" wide. Big enough to lay a smart phone on, more than one you have to lay flat and stack on top of each other. Smart home hub or speaker would fit here as well with out a phone. Like that the power cord comes thru the opening at the bottom and on top and can hide the extra cord inside. Wish the top cover removed easier to wind up the cord instead of having to feed it in. Need both hands to get the top unhooked so its not practical to do it often. Installation instructions are clear and easy to understand. Only took a couple minutes to install, super simple.

You know, I don't know what to do with this shelf. Actually, it states that you have to turn off the electrical power to install it and that scared me, so I let it ride. But, lo and behold, when the maintenance man gets here I will see what he can do for me, and then I can give a final review, that is if the maintenance man will approve of it. You see, I live in a rented apartment, so I want to be safe first. But I do have an outlet um, let's say an outlet for plugs that is flat and I tried to do it that way, but it worked as long as I did not put too much pressure on it, and I liked it a lot, but I will also wait to see what the maintenance man does. So, I say Good Luck and Tally Ho, until we meet again.

I found it too difficult to install on my own