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Question: So basically, the sole purpose of this product is for people who are too lazy to pull out the plug, but want to just turn off the swtich instead?
Document: Got these to control a few outdoor led floodlights that plug into outlets. Sure beats having to pull the plug every time I want to turn them off. Also like that there is a colored light on the switch so you know at a glance weather power is on or off.
I purchased an item that does not completely shut off without having to pull the plug out each time. This product does exactly what I wanted.
We have multiple items in our home that are powered when plugged in, two off the top of my head are theGeorge Foreman Removable Plate Grill& ourCoolDaddy Deep Fryer. If you want to turn the item off you have to unplug it, which is not always convenient.I love these little guys for that purpose, plus no vampire energy costs.
I use them for on - off applications on machines that I do not want to turn &#34;on&#34; all of the time.
I love these switches. They are attractive and easy to use. You just plug your appliance or whatever in them and when you want to use that appliance you just flip it on so when the appliance isn't in use you aren't using any power.
Works great and just what I need for my rice cooker and other appliances in the kitchen. Instead of unplugging every time, all I have to do is flip the switch and it's completely off. The only negative about this switch is when the wall socket is too close to the wall. Once you plug the switch in, and if the on/off switch is facing the wall, it'll render it useless or pointless rather.
These are amazing. Let you switch to off to get rid of vampire electronics. We use this in the kitchen on our microwave and coffee maker so we can leave them off (no power usage at all) while not in use, and just flip the switch when we want to turn them on. I wish they made ones with the switch on the left side as well.
This switch is very useful for devices that do not have their own on/off switch. I use one on my sub-pump (I/6 hp) in the dehumidifier barrel: just turn it on instead of plugging it in. I use another on a pet water heater (250 watt) to turn it off on warm days. They appear to be well made: the switch has a crisp sound and is not sloppy, the lugs are solidly held in the molded plastic.
I bought three of these switches to use on devices that I didn't want to repeatedly plug and unplug. I've had one of them outside (in a sheltered area) for several months and it still functions perfectly. I like that the rocker switch glows when on and that it takes 3-prong grounded plugs.
I opened the packaging (at least I knew these were brand new), and found that one of these also would not allow a 3-prong plug into it. Instead of dealing with another return gamble, I just kept the ones that worked and returned the ones that were broken. Terrible quality control (bad on Belkin) and terrible ethics in selling non-new products as new (bad on Amazon).
Answer: When you pull the plug, you then have an unruly cord flopping around, it has nothing to do with laziness.  Using your way of thinking, why have light switches when you can just screw/unscrew the bulb. Matter of fact. Nothing needs a switch, we can just use the plugs on everything.