Well made 20 amp receptacle, I liked the back connection and the insulated cover over the screws.

[Rewarded Review] Great plugins

These are excellent receptacles!!! I am adding on to my wood shop and needed some 20 amp plugins and these are perfect. They are white with a black plastic backside that has clear identification markers for what color wires go where and they even have these great little wings/covers that snap over where the wires are clamped on each side so as not to shock you when dealing with receptacles not screwed into a box. Very nice set and am glad to have them.

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[Rewarded Review] Premium Outlets - Cool Feature

Frist thing I noticed was the packaging. These aren't your standard home center outlets. Cracking the box open, each of the outlets were packaged in their own baggy, a nice touch, keeping everything from getting scratched up in transport. Installation was a breeze. These outlets feature a small plastic cover over the side terminals where you make your connections. Easy to pop-open, connect your house wires, pop them closed. Then insert the outlet into the box as normal. The protective terminal covers are a thick material and the hinge is perfectly engineered, they could be a bit thinner to make for fitting in a tighter box and still work as intended Either way, they are a nice feature. They look great upon final installation, and sockets are nice and tight. Way better than the old loose worn out sockets I replaced.

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[Rewarded Review] Standard 20A Outlet

These are pretty much a standard, non-tamper proof, 20 amp outlet.

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[Rewarded Review] Wiring Made Easy

These receptacles are the definitive answer to what was once considered to be a rhetorical question: "How do you build a better mouse trap?" Okay, it is not a mouse trap, so just substitute "mouse trap" with "electrical receptacle". To illustrate the miraculous improvements to nearly every feature available to electrical receptacles, I shall now channel the spirit of the late great Andy Rooney. Andy: "You know what I can't stand about electrical receptacles? You know those little holes in the back of the receptacle where you are supposed to push the wire in. Half the time they are too small and no matter how hard you push they won't go in. Then ,on the occasion that it does, and you haven't broken a fingernail half-way down to its cuticle in the effort, the wire breaks off inside as you are trying to maneuver the receptacle into place. Other times the wire goes in just fine then pops off as you are trying to put it into the box, or pops out or breaks just as you get everything sealed up. Then you have to start again and use the side screws, which are always too small. And don't get me started with the grounding screw; its head is always too small and it pushes the ground wire out as you tighten it. Finally, if by some miracle I get it all connected before I give up and call an electrician, I like to wrap the side screws in electrical tape as a further safety precaution. The mounting screws get in the way as you try to wrap it, the tape gets twisted and you need to start again." Well Mr. Rooney, your complaints have been addressed! These little holes have been replaced with big ones. You simply place the wire or wires in and tighten them up with a Philips, flat blade or square bit screw driver, and the screw heads are quite large with lots of room for even a 10 gauge wire; this includes the grounding screw. Or if you prefer, you can bypass the holes in the back and just use the side screw connection. Then, instead of taping the screws with electrical tape, there are side wings that close over the side screws. It is an utterly painless experience. It is amazingly compact and sturdy, offering lots of room for tucking the wire behind it in the box. Simply put, looks, quality, ease of installation, understandable safety warnings and instructions, it gets top marks. By far the best bang for the buck.

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[Rewarded Review] Good quality outlets

Good quality outlets. They are "Decorator" type. This is just the type that requires the outlet covers with the rectangular, European cutouts. They feature plastic swing arms that cover the terminal screws. I hadn't seen this before. This is a nice feature. It definitely adds a measure f safety to the device. They come in one box, but are individually packed in sealed plastic. Good product!

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[Rewarded Review] Plugged up

20 Amp 125-Volt Non-Tamper-Resistant NEMA5-15R Wall Mount Duplex Outlet, UL Listed in White (10-Pack) Bulk pack of duplex outlets ideal for replacements or new work. These are good quality 20 amp duplex outlets. Easy to wire back wire connections or side wire if you want. Has a removable side cover for the screw terminals which make for a very safe install. No need to wrap outlet with tape. Thin profile so these will fit in a small outlet box. These are not tamper resistant so they are not suitable for use where code requires tamper resistant outlets. Make sure you are wiring these on a 20 amp circuit with 12 gauge wire. Do not use these on a 15 amp circuit.

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[Rewarded Review] Love the receptacle

I like the receptacle you can push the wire into the outlet and tighten the screws up to help hold the wire in or wrap it around the screws then tighten up the screws. I prefer wrapping my wire around the screws I feel like you get a better connection on the wire. We are remodeling our bedroom and we replace all of the outlets in the bedroom with these decorative outlets which is really nice. What I really like about the receptacle is the plate going over the screws where you put the wires. I have number 12 g wire running to my receptacles and when you wrap the wire around the screws just make sure you get them tight and then close the plate over the screws and put the outlet in the box. I didn't have any problems with my plate going over the screws and locking in place. the receptacles are very well made and very durable. They should last a long time I highly recommend them.

[Rewarded Review] I find its really made for wire push in method for wire connection...

First off these are non tamper resistant type outlets, which really has limited allowable use per code. When replacing or installing new outlet receptacles, per code need to use Tamper Resistant outlet receptacles. So these receptacles with are not tamper resistant I can really only use them for any outlet above 5.5 ft or for appliances that can't easily be moved, like behind refrigerators or dishwashers for example.

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[Rewarded Review] Nice

These 20A decora style outlets are pretty good. They look good when installed, and appear “high end” once installed in my opinion. The overall construction of the outlet is pretty good- not the most robust, but better than the cheap ones. I do like the protective flanges alongside the terminal screws- nice feature, and could save you some time if you planned on wrapping the terminals with electrical tape. They take up a little bit of room, but are removeable.