Who doesn't hate it when you try and plug two large A/C adapters into an electrical wall outlet, only to be frustated that you can only fit one? Not only do you have to install a bulky 6 outlet power strip just to connect two A/C adapters, but having a power strip on the floor of your living room doesn't exact pass the WAF (Wife Acceptance Factor). Trust me, I've tried. Most of us need to power up our laptops, cellphones, and a plethora of other devices, so being limited to one outlet just plain sucks. What to do?
Well, the 360 Electrical Outlet from 360electrical.com allows you to maximize your power cord connections even when dealing with big, bulky transformer plugs.
The two rotating outlets let you twist and turn so you can make use of both outlets instead of just one. Sweet! Why the heck didn't somebody invent this 50 years ago when most houses were built? Sheesh! Go pick up some 360 Electrical Outlets on ThinkGeek.com! 
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Well, the 360 Electrical Outlet from 360electrical.com allows you to maximize your power cord connections even when dealing with big, bulky transformer plugs.
The two rotating outlets let you twist and turn so you can make use of both outlets instead of just one. Sweet! Why the heck didn't somebody invent this 50 years ago when most houses were built? Sheesh! Go pick up some 360 Electrical Outlets on ThinkGeek.com! - Rated: 15A, 125V
- UL Listed design
- Receptacles "click and hold" in 18 unique positions
- Fits standard, single gang boxes
- Back wire
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Great invention
Like you, I can't believe someone didn't think of this awhile ago
Whoa! That's amazing. They should do that on switch boards too.
OMG, totally what I need! I have so many adapters, for my computer stuff and musical electronics. I hate adapters, because they basically make my powerbars useless. I gotta go to thinkgeek and get me one of these babies.
Yeah thinkgeek is good like that. I'd rush out and buy one if I hadn't already gotten that damned useful power-squid from thinkgeek that basically makes a powerstrip just as useful. Hell a friend of mine spilled a 2 liter bottle of pepsi on my powersquid and it's still going. That's also sold down at thinkgeek, god love em.