Leviton T5635-E 30W (6A) USB Dual Type-C/C Power Delivery In-Wall Charger with 15A Tamper-Resistant Outlet, USB Charger for Smartphones, Tablets, Laptops, Black

I've purchased 3 of these outlets.For the price of a good USB laptop charger, you get 2x USB chargers and 2x standard electrical outlets.Unlike most outlets with USB-C ports, this device can charge your laptops (yes, including macbooks) in addition to lower-power devices like phones. It may not charge your laptop as quickly as a manufacturer's charger, but it does get the job done.Easy to install. It is slightly deeper than a regular outlet, so fitting it into a shallow wall box can be little tight, but careful routing of wires inside the box works even in very tight spaces.

Old usb ports in outlet stopped working. Got a lot of use. Got this 2 type usb conecction and it works great. I feel confident this will last for awhile before replacing.

I replaced a 30w version for this 60w version and it’s much more serviceable for laptops. It is big, so make sure you have room in your electrical box for some wire nuts. In my case, it was the end of the line so no daisy chain was necessary. Definitely would recommend this product but make sure you know if it will fit. Also some people report weirdness with certain PD voltages but I have yet to come across that.

This thing is CHONKY. Very deep. I was installing this in a receptacle box from 1980. Those boxes were TINY, and considering it had 3 Romex wires already in there, all 12 gauge, there was no way I could fit this thing in that box.So I ended up getting a 2 gang box, and used Wago wire nuts to take up as little space as possible. Once I had all that in place, it was super easy to install. It comes with its own wires sticking out, which are easy to use with a wire nut, but less convenient (in my opinion) than just using the traditional screw terminal.USB C charging speed is very fast (by my standards) and I'm quite satisfied with the product overall. It's kinda spendy, but worth doing if you need both USB and GFCI protection in one device.Important: The USB C is not powerful enough to charge a laptop. I knew this already, just warning you not to make a mistake. If you need to charge a laptop, get one that offers 60w charging.Cheers.

I like that it's so east to install. And it has two c charging ports to charge my devices. Along with two outlets. I added in to my kitchen Remodel in my bar area. I really do recommend it.

Just installed. Aside from some difficulty using Ideal In Sure push connects these installed in minutes (The wires are standed and hard to get in the connectors).The big hangup is the HomePod mini which utilizes 9v 2.22a and works with all my other third party wall adapters, flashes orange when plugged into either USB outlet and does not work! So this does not work for all PD 3 devices. I've noticed other 9v 2.x accessories don't work properly either - like an Eero, so something is going on with that profile.Will update once tech support lets me know what’s going on… Would love for this to work properly!Edit 3/24/2021:Leviton support has responded stating the fault is with Apple and the device is working as intended (and boldly claimed that the HomePod mini shouldn't work with ANY third party adapter which is simply not true!). Strange given their 30 watt version (T5635) works with the HomePod mini. These are going back. Shame!Because this also doesn't work with an eero Pro that needs 2.67A, I can say the Leviton does not support 9v 3a like it says on the packaging. So knocking this down to 1 star.Edit 3/28/2021:I bought a USB-C voltage tester and noticed this device does not work with ANY 9v PD devices. It briefly attempts to negotiate 9v but then drops to 5vs. This means 9v devices either don't work or will work at reduced capacity.Items I tried: iPhone plugged directly via USB-C, Apple Duo Charger, Eero Pro, Ravpower Magsafe charger, HomePod mini.All the devices work and negotiate properly on other 3rd party chargers so while it COULD be Apple related - I suspect they messed up the 9v profile.

Some things to recognize when purchasing these. The grey color is very grey, and nearly charcoal grey. Unfortunately, they did not match the light grey ones I bought and installed 10 years ago. I'm not sure why that color is no longer offered. The brown colored one I bought was very nicely 'brown' in color, though.Also, bear in mind this product is rather beefy, so it may fit very snuggly into your existing box.I have one outlet I wanted to install this in that gets operated by a wall switch, but felt I should leave that up to an electrician to figure out.There are some really nice screwed connections on this, unlike the kind where you have to make a loop and wrap around a screw and tighten down. There are no speed connectors (which I'm told you shouldn't use anyway, but I generally do).I did not 'test' the power outlet like some other reviews had. I figure it's charging my devices quite nicely, so they must be working well, I guess.The design with these are somewhat of a problem. Look, just like you can't haul a boat with a Volkswagen Beetle, you can't have everything with this type of outlet. i.e. if you have a lamp timer or some device like Alexa that requires a larger power adaptor on the wall, it will essentially block access to the USB ports. I don't know how to bypass this design. Just recognize that if you intend to plug in something larger than a standard sized plug, it will impede access to the USB charging ports.I somewhat wished I knew that in advance...just so that I wasn't surprised after installation. No biggie, for me.I think it was rather expensive, compared to the price of standard receptacles. Is it worth four times the price just to have USB charging access points? Maybe. Maybe not, but it's very convenient these days.

Excellent product, and no mor looking for a charger end.Of note, make sure you have room on the electrical box as these take substantially more space than a standard outlet. If you have a standard depth box and more than 2 wires entering into it I don't think it would fit.

El precio de este cargador está por encima de la mayoría de los que se ofertan en Amazon, pero vale la pena porque permite la carga rápida y la inalámbrica de celulares y tabletas (es de 30W). Es importante aclarar que los contactos USB son de tipo C y que se requiere comprar por separado la placa (o cubierta) de la misma marca. Se instala fácilmente. Sugiero estar al pendiente de los descuentos porque si los hay y pueden ayudar a reducir el costo de la inversión.

Carga súper bien mi iPhone 14

Fácil de instalar, funciona muy bien he tenido ocupado un tomacorriente y los puertosa y c, simultáneamente sin afectar la carga de los dispositivos (Android, Apple, reloj, inteligente) hasta el momento sin problemas. Un poco molesto tener que comprar la placa por separado.

De muy buena calidad, conectores con tornillo y para insertar el cable tambien. Instalacion muy facil, lo volveria a comprar.