Leviton T5636-W 60W (6A) USB Dual Type-C/C Power Delivery in-Wall Charger with 15A Tamper-Resistant Outlet, USB Charger for Smartphones, Tablets, Laptops, White

If you can replace an outlet, you can install this. And then you have USB outlets in that outlet. Forks great. And clear instructions.

I previously bought a lesser quality outlet like this for my RV. Lasted 3 years. This one is much better constructed. No issue charging anything from my phone to my Fire Tablet.

Got here on time and power delivery is working really well. Charges the phones much faster than regular connector.

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.

My husband had to replace one of the GFCI outlets and picked this one. He said it was easy to install, size is right for our outlet, no noise, the color is nice normal white, and I recommend GFCI because it enhances safety. I love the double USB charging ports, what a bonus! This outlet is in the kitchen, so I’m able to charge my phone while washing dishes and watching Netflix.

Was looking for an outlet with USB ports since we got toothbrush chargers with USB plugs, and usually charge our watches (more USB plugs) when in the shower. One receptacle we wanted to change was GFCI - so this was the result of asking "can you even get a GFCI receptacle with USB charging ports?". A little brand bias - All my receptacles and switches are Leviton.Installing was a little tight - this thing is large - thankfully the box I was installing it into was a pretty decent size. Combine the tight space with 12 ga wiring, and in/out wires to the box - yeah - it was a little tight.Tested it with a socket tester - GFCI works well. USB charging works well.

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.

FYI, you can buy trigger plugs / cables for power delivery, so you can use these outlets to power everyday devices too.Ideally I wanted to put 65W outlets everywhere, but the cost of 65W outlets made it prohibitive to stick in obscure places.Enter this Levoit. Name brand and a good price made this an easy bet to count on. Only 30W isn't so great but that's all I need in some places.I installed one of these in a closet that primarily power my litter robot via trigger plug, and that frees up an outlet for something else.Compatible with all PD Votages except 48v which is another reason I chose this one too.Overall, great outlet.

The Leviton T5634-W 60W (20V@2.5A+ 5V@2A) USB Dual Type A/Type-C Power Delivery in-Wall type is a good product and works as advertised but is quite difficult to fit in a typical outlet box and will require careful routing of the power supply wires to fit.

it's top quality leviton product, work perfectly well, the usb receptacles and the electrical receptacle both work perfectly. It charges basically everything, and in a safe way. My iPad pro 2024 charges safely and quickly, the magsafe puck connects flawlessly as well.

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.