The Chain Power Strip caters so well to our plug-ing needs that I’m completely sold on the idea! The strip is like a chain link so it can fit different sizes of plugs plus one of the modular fittings accommodates USB hook up. Now isn’t that clever!
Designer: Deng Kai
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It's too bulky… and the interchangeable plugs are pretty useless… you could've just designed 1 socket that can fit all possible prong types. While the design may be uhhhhhhh… different, for a power strip…it feels like it's trying too hard to be something more. Clear example of form over function design.
It's too bulky… and the interchangeable plugs are pretty useless… you could've just designed 1 socket that can fit all possible prong types. While the design may be uhhhhhhh… different, for a power strip…it feels like it's trying too hard to be something more. Clear example of form over function design.