Customer Ratings & Reviews

Despite me having multiple power strip surge protectors around the house with similar features, I wanted something that had a cleaner look and could be mounted directly onto a power outlet, enter the Revolve 45 from 360 Electrical. Inside the no-frill packaging came the surge protector, and the usual paperwork. After installing it and using it for a few days I must say I am pleased with its versatility and performance. The build quality of the Revolve is pretty good and it feels solid and durable in the hand and is very secure when mounted. Setting up was a breeze and took no time at all. There is a non-removable mounting screw in the center of the device ( check the user-submitted pictures, it is not shown on any of the site pictures) so depending on your outlet setup you might not be able to just plug it into your outlet. Given its sleek modern design, it meshes very well with my home decor and I was very pleased. The Revolve 45 comes equipped with four( 360-degree rotating) AC outlets two USB A ports and one UCB-C port. The rotating design of the outlets allows for easy access to all of them while the availability of the USB ports ensures you have ample charging options at any time. With a simple twist, you can position the outlets in your desired positions which allowed me to simultaneously charge/power multiple devices including my laptops, smartphone, tablet, and standing fan. It also was no slouch when charging these devices either, it got them from ~20% to 100 % battery in no time. According to the documentation, the Revolve 45 is capable of fast charging up to 45 Watts, and I don’t doubt it one bit. Finally, the Revolve 45 features surge protection whose status is communicated by the led light towards its base where you have a Protected light indicator and a Grounded light indicator. Power spikes are a thing and these days we all have valuable electronics plugged into outlets so it's nice knowing that it has built-in features to protect our devices from harm while providing fast and safe charge. Overall, the 360 Electrical Revolve45 has performed well and surpassed my needs. Its solid design, ample charging options, rotating outlets, and built-in surge protection safety make it a must-have power solution around the home.

Review for 360 Electrical - Revolve45, 4 Rotating Outlets/2 USB-A and 1 USB-C 1080 Joules Surge Protector This was the perfect answer for my WiFi extender. I needed a better solution that would give me more flexibility with multiple plugs, odd-shaped power sources - all without wasting outlets. Each of the outlets can rotate to any orientation. I like that it has two USB-A and one USB-C connection, too. It can provide a mix of power up to 45 watts - plenty for phones, tablets, game systems, even laptops! Surge protection means I don’t have to worry about power spikes that could damage any and all of these devices. With its center screw, it was a one minute install to replace the outlet cover screw and fasten the unit to the wall. This means that pulling out plugs will not pull the unit off the wall. Finally, I was glad to see the unit was packaged well and safely to avoid damage, but that ALL of the packaging materials were made from recyclable paper and cardboard. I wish more manufacturers would pay attention to these things and stop using so much plastic and styrofoam.

If you are tired of that rat's nest of charging bricks and cords associated with one or more outlets in your house, the Revolve 45 may provide a solution. This compact, four-outlet surge protector is built with power bricks in mind. All the outlets are not only spaced wider to make it easier to plug in multiple bricks at the same time but also rotate them up to 360 degrees to accommodate a wide variety of shapes and sizes. Even better, this unit includes three more smart charging ports across the top -- two USB A and one USB C. They can provide up to 45 watts of power so might allow you to dump some of big bricks that now clog up your outlets. Take the power output rating with a grain of salt, though, since how much you get from each USB port depends not only on the devices you are using but how many you are charging at the same time. To get the full 45 watts, you must use ONLY the USB C port and cable it to a device that will accept that much power, like a Mac Book Air or a Samsung Galaxy S 22+. With all ports in use, the two USB As can produce 12 watts each and the USB C outputs 30 watts max. And even those numbers are conditional, since the device being charged must be compatible with the charger as well. I have Samsung Galaxy S 20FE phone that is capable of super-fast charging, but will only fast-charge using the built-in USB C port on the Resolve 45. So while the charging ports will charge, they may not always do so at the fastest rate possible. The company says the Revolve45 uses "Charge Sense" and related technology to deliver the correct amount of power, regardless of the number and device used. Of course, if you are using your own power bricks, you don't need to worry about any of this. That's what the four outlets are for. One other big plus with the Resolve 45 is that it provides limited surge protection for everything attached to it. It is rated at 1080 joules (in the recommended range for small electronics) with a clamping voltage of 500V. A blue light at the bottom tells you that it is working (If it goes out, the company says the surge protection has been "used up.") There's also a green light at the bottom to tell you the outlet is properly grounded. A grounded three-prong outlet is required to use this device. The overall design of the Resolve 45 is bit sleeker than your average gang outlet. Instead of being a basic box, this stylish white number has all the hard corners rounded off. And there is even a little shelf built into the top of the unit, where you can place your phone while it is being charged. The patented rotating outlets, by the way, are unique to the Revolve 45 and other products made by its manufacturer, Salt Lake City-based 365 As for installation, that's easy. Just remove the single screw holding your outleft cover in place, plug in the Revolve 45 and tighten the built-in center screw. It holds the unit firmly in place (essential with lots of bricks plugged in ) and replaces the cover plate screw you removed. Overall, the Resolve 45 is a very good unit. It seems to be well-build, providing lots of flexibility and perhaps much more order, when charging multiple devices at the same time. And surge protection is a big bonus. Recommended.

The 360 Electrical - Revolve45, 4 Rotating Outlets/2 USB-A and 1 USB-C is very cool! It saved me from having two lap-top power chords going across the floor in my room and saved me from having two of my phones plugged into my bathroom. Initial thoughts our of the box: It's an attractive device with a quality feel and look. Inside the box are the unit and supporting documents. From a tech perspective, it offers fast charging with the 45 watt USB-A/C chargers, 4 rotating outlets and 2 LED's, one showing device is porotected and the other showing the device is grounded. Additionally it has what they call "Charge Sense Technology" that manages distribution of power throughout the device. As for the effacacy, I have no way of voiching for it, but given the overall quality so for, I have no reason to believe that it's not effective. Another value add is that it comes with a limited lifetime warranty as well as an additional $100,000 connected equipment warranty. End of the day, this is a great unit and if needed. I would reccomend to a friend.

I picked up the Revolve45 in hopes of safely solving the chaos of electronics chargers in my teen's room. Second I was looking for something to ease my fears over electronics damage from the power instability that comes with living in a very rural area. This past weekend we had a significant storm, with five or more power blips and/or lost power completely. I'm thrilled that there were no issues with the laptops, cell phone, speaker, and rechargeable battery pack that were all plugged into the Revolve45. In the box is the surge protector, this specific one is model 3E0770, which has a mounting screw in the middle, to be placed in outlets with a center screw in between the two outlets (see photo). However my teen's room did not have this same setup, so I installed leaving the center screw out. I'm going to assume that the screw is to help with stability, however the surge protector works great as is, and does not sag or move in the socket when not using the screw. The model 3E0771 does not have a center screw, in case your setup is similar to mine. As far as features. There are 4 AC outlets that rotate and have enough tension to hold even large plugs at any angle. There are two USB-A and a USB-C port across the top, and status lights on the bottom (blue when protected and green when grounded). So far I haven't found any combination of bulky chargers that will not work due to the rotation of each AC outlet and even when fully loaded the unit does not put out a significant amount of heat. The only minor detractor for this surge protector is that you cannot turn off or dim the LED indicators on the bottom, and with this being in a bedroom, my teen placed black electrical tape over the bottom to eliminate the light at night. Otherwise, the Revolve45 kept all of the electronics protected through multiple power cycles, can accommodate all types of bulky plugs, and charges cell phones quickly.

As someone with a household of electronics and am constantly looking for charging bricks and available outlets, this is something that I looked forward to trying this to see if it would help reduce some of the cables and cords running from here to there to each outlet. We have laptops, video gaming systems, smart devices, etc, etc and it can be a bit of a challenge to keep track of all of the peripherals needed for each one. With three sons, two of which are pre-teens, fighting for this cord and that cable and then the outlets nearest to where they are sitting. Quite the battle royale at times in my house. This surge protector takes up both spots in your wall outlet, so be aware of that. You also want to make sure that you dont plug it into any switch controlled outlets unless you want them controlled by the switch. One thing to note is that you will need to remove your wall plate and screw this into the outlet directly. I thought I could just remove the screw from the surge protector, but it doesnt come out. Not a big deal overall, but you should know that this isn't just something you plug into the outlet. I really like that the outlets swivel which allows for different sized plugs to be used with this surge protector. Once you've plugged in into the outlet, the lights at the bottom come on to let you you know the outlet is protected and grounded. In addition to the four outlets, it has three usb ports (2 USB-A and 1 USB-C) for plugging a device into the surge protector without the need for a charging brick. The USB's produce 45W of total output, so you can easily charge three phones or a combination of phones and tablets. If you only use the USB-C port, then you will get the full 45w of charging power. So far, I'm very happy with this surge protector. It works will and I actually prefer this plug in the wall type versus one that has a long cord that I normally try to hide behind the couch. This is more functional for me. I definitely recommend this product.

I received my Revolve45 360 surge protector and it came nicely packaged. There is a user guide included which was easy to understand. I wanted this because I have so many items with large adapter blocks and was anxious to try it out. The neat thing is because it has 2 USB-A ports I can plug my iPhone in and not have to use the normal charger. There is also one USB-C charging port. The MAX output is 45 watts and if you check my photo the back of the box shows the watts you need to charge various devices. I have a Macbook Air which needs the 45 watts and it charged it fine. The Joule rating is 1080 and the company notes they offer a lifetime limited product warranty up to $100,000 for connected equipment. It also has Gallium Nitride (GAN) which efficiently reduces heat buildup during charging. I have noticed no heat issues when charging with this. I decided to place it on my lower kitchen wall outlet as I had bulky items to plug in there. I removed the old cover and it was very simple to just plug this in the outlet. They provide a long center screw which holds it in nice and tight. There is a little red washer on back of the screw which you must remove before trying to affix it to your outlet. I then plugged my items in and all was perfect. Have had no problems whatsoever. The plugs rotate so you can make the most out of the various angles your electric cords need. On the bottom front you'll see 2 lights. One is a blue "Protected" light on the left and then there's a green "Grounded" light on the right. That assures you the surge protector is working as it should. I am very pleased with this item and will no doubt purchase a couple more for other places I can use them. If you're looking for a plug-in style surge protector I definitely recommend this product.

Exactly what I needed! My couches are electric recline and the power brick is quite thick. I was using an extension just so I could plug in another device. While that did work, it was never as secure as I would have liked. The swivel plugs are perfect. Having the 3 USB ports for charging devices is also great. This is a better location to charge tablets or phones in the living and room and now I don’t need the charging bricks out. Having the surge protection built-in is a huge bonus too. Have not had any power outages in the time I have been using it. The product picture does not show it, but there is a hole in the center (which the screw comes pre-installed) to be able to attach the Revolve45 to the plug, using the plate screw hole. Most designs that multiply the number of plugs utilize this same installation method when there are 4 or more being added and it takes up the entire plug. The only thing I don't like about this style is that the wall plate never seems to fit flat against the wall. Not really much to be done about it, but in applications like mine where the plug will be sitting below coffee table level, there is a tiny gap that can be seen. If you were using this above a countertop, I don’t think this would be easily seen; especially if there is a backsplash. I can easily recommend this product.

The 360 Revolve45 surge protector has a 1080 Joule surge rating with a 1 nanosecond response time and a maximum spike current of 48,000 amps. It includes 4 rotating outlets to accommodate large adapters, and 1 USB-C and 2 USB-A PD plugs. It’s capable of fast charging up to 45 Watts and has Charge Sense™ technology to allocate the power between ports if charging multiple devices. The PD plugs interact with your devices to ensure the right amount of power is provided. This is also a Gallium Nitride charger that is designed to decrease the heat normally generated by similar units. There is a ledge on the top to rest your phone or other smaller device if plugged into the wall vertically, but there is no ledge on the side if you have a horizontal wall outlet. That is the only improvement in the unit that I could wish for. I'm able to use it with a PD USC-C cored to directly charge my Chromebooks and my small computer, as well has my cell phone and various tablets speedily and conveniently.

The 360 Electrical Revolve45 (3E0771-WHT6NA) comes with 4 rotating outlets, 2 USB-A and 1 USB-C connections. It is white in color. There is also a screw you can use to secure this unit to your AC/DC outlet. The SPA Revolve provides 1080 joules of surge protection. This includes a lifetime warranty and $100,000 of connected equipment warranty. I love this unit as it is a great replacement for a surge protector. You connect pretty much every device you need to be charged. The USB connections support 45W of charging. The 4 AC/DC outlets turn with a ratcheting sound. The unit is well made and should last a long time. This has Gallium Nitrate transistors that are more efficient than silicon. This keeps the temperature down. I do not find the unit warm at all. Most of the time I am using 2 AC/DC outlets and 1 USB-C. Using the USB-C my phone shows it is rapid charging and charges fast. The rotating AC/DC outlet allow you to connect more plugs as you can change the orientation so they do not get in the way of each other. I love how this unit replaces 2 outlets with 4 outlets, 2 USB-A and 1 USB-C connections. Do not hesitate buying this unit if you are looking to expand the number of devices you can charge from one outlet.

Since my home office is in my dining room with my dining room table as my desk, I have personal and work cell phones, personal and work laptops, work monitors, a printer and various other gadgets all in one area. These electronics leave me scrambling for electrical outlets and appropriate chargers for my devices that require varied charging Wattage. In addition, all of these devices are vulnerable electronics that can be destroyed by electrical brownouts and blackouts. I chose the 360 Revolve45 Surge Protector because it has a Charge Sense feature that monitors power delivery and performs intelligent power distribution. The Revolve45 constantly communicates with each attached device to determine the exact amount of Wattage (up to 45Ws for fast charging) that is needed for each device and distributes the power proportionately to each device, when multiple devices are plugged into it. This is in addition to the brownout and surge protection that this amazing device provides. Just recently, my area experienced major storms that caused several severe brownouts. The Revolve45 did a great job protecting my phones and laptops without being destroyed in the process. It provided the peace of mind that I need in ensuring protection for my critical devices. I highly recommend.

I own and have use a somewhat similar device for our in-home “charging station” as a centralize location for our family’s numerous phone and tablet charging needs. But this new 360 Revolve45 takes my current consolidated wall charger to the next logical level with 4 rotating AC outlets and GaN technology. After testing this “Revolve” for the past few days, my existing charging station unit has been “demoted” to another location within our home. The unit received is not exactly as pictured on the Best Buy website or as pictured on the box. Mine has a center mounting screw that will keep this unit from pulling out of a dual AC outlet when removing any tight-fitting AC power adapters and/or plugs. I prefer and recommend this center screw mounting method. But for those who may wish to relocate this device on an ongoing basis, the screw can be removed. What make this device extremely unique are the four rotating AC outlets that facilitate most odd sized AC “wall wart” adapters and/or other devices like my AA battery charger and my 140w laptop charger. This design concept has tremendous merit and functionality that stationary AC outlets lack. Plus, the top of the unit acts as a mobile phone stand/shelf, although that is fairly common for these types of devices. In addition to the four rotating AC outlets is one USB-C and two USB-A ports intended for charging phone, tablets, watches, etc. The two USB-A are 12-watts output, and the USB-C is a PD (Power Delivery with Charge Sense) 45-watt output when used individually. When either one of the USB-A ports are used, simultaneously with the USB-C port, then the USB-C will drop to a 30-watt output. When both of the USB-A ports are used simultaneously, then they share the 12 watts output. The USB ports are utilizing Gallium Nitride (GaN) technology that allows this unit to run much cooler suppling a higher power output versus silicone diode rectification. Basically, a GaN charger is more efficient at transferring current with less energy lost due to heat. A major plus in design efficiency at a slightly higher cost, but well worth the added expense. 1080 Joules of surge protection is pretty standard and expected for most surge protectors of this caliber. What is somewhat unexpected is 360 Electrical including a $100k connected equipment warranty. That is commendable and adds an advance level of security protection for a device in this price range. One must understand that if/when a sufficiently high surge ever pulses this device, it will sacrifice itself saving the attached equipment, but now rendering itself just an outlet without further surge protection. The blue light at the base of this unit will indicate that it is protecting attached equipment. And if/when the blue light is no longer lit, it no longer is suppling surge protection. Therefore, periodically one should glance at the lights for proper operation. (Then green light means it is currently grounded properly.) The one caveat is with mounting this device in an AC outlet when the bottom half of the outlet is controlled by a wall light switch. In this situation, the bottom two AC outlets of this device will no longer be controlled by the wall light switch; all four outlets will be supplying constant AC to connected devices. Not a negative for my use, but should be mentioned and acknowledge prior to purchasing. Overall, a solid 5-Star rating for this 360 Revolve-45 advanced wall surge protector. It currently satisfies all of our home charging requirements while adding new features that were lacking from our previous unit. Well Done 360 Electrical!

The Revolve45 surge protector by 360 Electrical is a compact power center that accommodates a variety of devices. With its USB plugs and rotating outlets it provides quite a bit of flexibility. I am pretty happy with it. Installation – The setup is quick. It requires a full typical 120v outlet. The surge protector just plugs into the outlet. My model has a screw to help with stability at the outlet. To install the screw, you remove the plate screw in the middle of the outlet cover and screw this one into that screw location. USB Outlets – There are 3 total USB outlets at the top of the surge protector. Two are USB-A, and one is a USB-C. The two USB-A outlets provide up to 12W and the USB-C outlet can provide up to 45W. The important thing to know about these is that they are shared power outlets. The USB-C charges at 45W when the other USBs are empty. If one or two USB-As are also being used, the USB-C drops down to 30W. Also, if one USB-A is used it charges at 12W. If both USB-As are used, they split the 12W of power. Power Outlets – There are (4) 360-degree rotating outlets. These are 15A, 125V. The outlets are designed to accommodate multiple bulky power plugs through the use of the rotating outlets. I noticed that the outlets click into place. I assume that this click helps to hold the outlets in their set position. Ratings – The Revolve45 has a 1080 joule rating for surge protection. The surge protector has a listed wattage of 1875 watts. Warranty – There is a connected equipment warranty of $100,000 listed. Status Lights – There are two status lights at the bottom of the surge protector. The green light indicates that the outlet is grounded properly. The blue light shows that the surge protector is protecting devices. If the blue light ever turns off it is an indication that it has absorbed a surge and should be replaced. Contour – One of the things that I liked about this surge protector is that the top is designed to support a phone. This eliminates the need for counter space when I want to charge up. I like the Revolve45 surge protector. It provides several ways to charge devices, and the outlets provide flexibility. I’d recommend this product to a friend.

On paper, the idea of having a surge protector with rotating outlets seems great, and for the most part it is... The surge protector itself has a good build quality to it. I'll be honest, I have never heard of Revolve45 until I got this, but so far so good. You get 2 USB-A ports at 45W which is great for charging most modern smartphones. You also get a single USB-C port which comes in handy for charging an extra tablet. The main stars are the four outlets. You can rotate each one in the direction that you desire, and as you rotate it, you hear a click. The outlets don't spin like a frisbee, there's an audible click, as well as a haptic click. Each outlet is protected and grounded, as the base shows in its respective blue and green light. All in all, this is a nice little surge protector, but I'm left asking one question, why only four outlets? Most modern surge protector strips provide at least 8. For something you figure would be ideal for gaming rig setup, for streaming or gaming, it's missing at least 2 extra outlets to make this fully capable.

With the shapes of electrical equipment plugs today, the 360 Electrical - Revolve45 surge protector makes a lot of sense. I've lost track of times when my four or six outlet surge protector becomes a two outlet surge protector whenever a tech device with an unwieldy power cord blocks other outlets. Now, I can use all the outlets. It's super convenient. Add to that the excellent joule rating, the USB connectivity for fast charging devices, and built-in power filtration, and I think this is a surge protector that I can easily recommend. I tried the USB-C port with a Samsung Galaxy S22. The S22 supports Samsung Super Fast power delivery. Unfortunately, I was only able to get fast delivery with the Resolve45. But I haven't found a surge protector with USB ports yet that supported Samsung's Super Fast standard. Also, there is a lip on the top of the unit that allows the user to use the surge protector as a rack to keep their phone off the ground while charging. It works, but just barely for my phone. If I tipped my phone on its side, I could rest it. Otherwise, it kept falling. I'm not sure how often I will use that feature, but it's nice to have. In conclusion, I have been using this surge protector for a week now. It has worked well. The rotating ports have been super convenient. I appreciate the little touches 360 Electrical have given us here. It works great. Easy to recommend. 5/5

Have you ever had issues with your power adapters not fitting into even a two socket outlet? The Revolve45 Surge Protectors takes care of that problem by allowing 360 degree rotation of each outloet socket AND protects your devices at the same time with a 1080 joule surge protector and $100,000 connected equipment warranty! 360 Electrical has also incorporated Gallium Nitride - a material that efficiently reduces heat dissipation during charging, Charge Sense - a technology that intelligently distributes power between ports when charging more than one device, and a Power Delivery feature that is in constant communication with your device to ensure a safe charge. The "45" means it is capable of delivering 45-Watts of power to your devices to charge them as quickly and safely as possible. Due to this rapid charging capability, this device has quickly become the source of "power fights" in our family as everyone was to use the "fast charger". Overall - I highly recommend the use of a surge protector like this and to combine it with rotating outlets and fast charging is AWESOME. I gave this a 4-star rating as it is only meant to plug into standard (non-GFI) wall outlets.

Each of the 4 plus, rotates for convenience. It takes up both plugs on a standard wall outlet and is a wonderful alternative to lots of plugs. It works perfectly. Was $36,

Was looking for an all in one solution on an outlet with multiple electronics such as tv, laptop, phones. Easy install. Great solution for the money

This was a gamechanger for us. We had those huge block style plugs that would cover access to the other outlet on our wall. Not only did this product expand how many things we can plug in but thanks to its rotatable outlets it solved our problem of blocked outlets due to the shape of the plugs. The usb ports are also great to have and are fast at charging our devices. Definitely recommend this product.

I really like this surge protector. I wanted one with rotating outlets. I have several 360 Electrical power strips and it’s a good brand. I needed both USB C and A outlets and this fit the bill. I did wait until it went on sale, and it did, which made it a good deal.