Product review (1 stars): The Magical Black Box Con
Well, normally I would give this product my normal double barrel dose of ridicule but Matthew Hammett has seriously beaten me to it.

Not that he ridiculed this piece of crap but he did actually buy one, test it and deconstruct it from the standpoint of an EE.  Well done, Matthew.

So this is basically what I call a "Magical Black Box Con" where the con artist presents the mark with a sealed box, a convoluted sales pitch filled with pseudo scientific BS and promises of miraculous results.  In this case the con artists are promising (enticing you with) a 10% reduction in electricity consumption.  Common sense would tell you (and Matthew says as much in his review) that any device that could perform such a miracle would win its inventor the Nobel Prize in physics in addition to fame and incalculable fortune.  Common sense would tell you that the con artist is selling something which is akin to a perpetual motion machine...in other words, a total fraud.  Think about it:  Daisy chain enough of these together and pretty soon the "savings" would be enough to "create" electricity rather than allow its consumption.

Not.

Going.

To.

Happen.  Not ever.