Rozetkus 3D power socket, designed by Art Lebedev Studio, neatly hides inside the wall until you need to connect more devices.
With a simple push of a button, this modern electrical outlet turns into a convenient 5-plug wall socket.
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Final
nice but how about 3 pins?
Nov 17th, 2009
Surprise
Nifty design, but how ever will i plug in my microwave oven? its got a 3 prong power cord. :(
Nov 17th, 2009
Megan
Great space saving idea for people in small apartments.
Nov 17th, 2009
Donny Kurnia
The socket looks same with in my country (2 hole, ground on the side). It’s EU standard. I think for other plug type (US for example), will need converter.
Nov 17th, 2009
alex
this is made for european or middle eastern type plugs, not american. i’m sure that if they wanted to release it here, they might change the pins for you guys.
Nov 17th, 2009
Factopo
These do look futuristic.
Nov 18th, 2009
Jamshed
cool dude!
Nov 18th, 2009
Roland
Nice design, saw this about two weeks ago on Art Lebedev Studio website. Very cool idea and again – so simple :)
I think, that they will release american version also in future. They have a mailbox in NY, so just write them a message about Rozetkus :)
By the way, Rozetkus is not the only one cool thing from their studio :)
Nov 18th, 2009
Critical Eye
Neat, but why is there a big open space in the center? How does this improve upon existing electrical outlet designs (besides looking unique)?
Nov 18th, 2009
Hristo
I like art Lebedev’s all stuff, another nice toy!! respect !
Nov 18th, 2009
Karin Stewart
What the heck am I looking at????
Nov 18th, 2009
Ali
Nice nice nice
Nov 19th, 2009
KitsuneCC
Wow, I agree, it´s a very clever idea for space saving, good design.
Nov 19th, 2009
Simplicity??
How does this save any space?
Nov 19th, 2009
gekas320
nothing special :(
this idea from early 70’s in USSR …
Dec 1st, 2009
roy snoad
good idea but no good in the uk
Dec 8th, 2009
Dwindle
Countries like the UK use old fashioned AC, which does not have a “neutral” prong like the US, so there is never a third prong. Instead, they use insanely high voltages, distributed by plugs the size and shape of gardening tools. This cube allows three different devices to be used in the same building at the same time, provided the absurdly over sized plugs can make it through the front door.
Dec 19th, 2009
Dwindle
For those that don’t get the concept, the entire cube can rest inside the wall and be a single outlet, or it can pop out and power 5 things at once.
Dec 19th, 2009