Pop-Up Socket with 2 USB Charging Port, Stainless Steel Top, 3 UK Plug Sockets

Bought these to be recessed in cupboards in our newly fitted kitchen. Whilst they are larger in circumference that those that we saw in local hardware shops, they are much better value overall. Our fitters had no issues putting them in and they've worked fine since installation. The pop down mechanism works great, so valuable having the 2 USB ports available & would definitely recommend this item.

Bought this a couple of months ago and it was installed into our new kitchen a month or so ago. I was slightly sceptical of its quality due to such a reasonable price but I am writing a review to confirm how pleased I am with the product. Works very well, have had no issues and was easy to be installed. also easy to keep the top clean - doesn't seem plasticy, and product seems sturdy. Thank you!

Nice Popup socket for much lower price than some others.Stainless steel cap looks good, much better than the painted gloss silver version.Socket can be pushed back down only with small plugs without a strain-relief on the cord.Modern large moulded plugs are too large, and can only be used with the Popup raised.USB works fine.

I had an Evoline socket that needed replaced. They retail at £200 so I was pleased to get this as an alternative for £39.99. Very easy to fit and looks good.

Very good and functional. We have had it on our kitchen island for a few years now. No problem. Thank you.

Love the product, has a plug on so easy to install. Only bug bare is that when you pop it up it’s stiff and you have to pull it but good apart from that

Well made, looks smart

I'm using this product to plug in a nearby transformer (see photo) that converts 220/240VAC to 110VAC as I have some power hand tools that I bought in the States. I opted to drill the hole in the countertop with a drill (to make reference holes) and jigsaw, finishing with a chisel. There was no point buying a thick 102mm hole saw for one project. You can use one of the plastic support nuts as a guide to the hole. Once you have the hole completed, it's just a matter of pushing it through, tightening the nuts by hand, and plugging it in. Nice green light when it's on. I would have given this five stars, but the mechanism itself is pretty stiff, and you have to lift it out by the top plate which is connected to the main unit by plastic. I used some WD-40 silicone spray on it, but it's still pretty stiff. My guess is that unless you lift it out slowly and carefully, the plastic will break and the top will come off, rendering it more-or-less useless. (I think another reviewer has discovered this.) But for about £30.00, it's worth it, and it should last as long as I'm careful with it. Looks good when retracted--that's real metal, not plastic.