Plug too big? Just flip it. AC adapter don’t fit? Just flip it. No idea what I’m talking about? I’m talking about the Flipi, an outlet extension with three sockets that pivot at a press of a button. Attach glowing stickers too so you know what’s actually plugged into each socket.
Designer: Shlomi Platzman
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I don’t think this design is of much use…
why like this Jenny?
I don’t think this design is of much use…
why like this Jenny?
It IS of much use. If you look at the comments from the previous time this idea was already done you'll see all its uses. Oh, yeah that was it. This idea has already been shown on yanko before. Not that long ago actually. I think the previous design has the slight edge on this style of extension lead. Check that out if you can find it.
very practical , good job.
very practical , good job.
I really don't understand. How is flipping the socket going to enable you to fit a bigger plug in it? I'm not trying to be mean, I simply don't understand the concept and what it's trying to do.
I really don't understand. How is flipping the socket going to enable you to fit a bigger plug in it? I'm not trying to be mean, I simply don't understand the concept and what it's trying to do.
Too bad Belkin already already makes one… http://www.belkin.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Pr…
Too bad Belkin already already makes one… http://www.belkin.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Pr…
i had ever saw that in 2005 http://www.coroflot.com/an_design/light-line/5
i had ever saw that in 2005 http://www.coroflot.com/an_design/light-line/5
What's practical about this? Jeez! $toopid design. If you think this is based on the Belkin product then you are sadly mistaken. The Belkin product is practical in the sense that the sockets rotate to facilitate lots of plugs which more often than not come from different directions/angles. AND it maximizes space by cramming LOTS of sockets for its size. The $toopid Flipi on the other hand is just wasting space. The render may be appealing… but that's just it. FORM over FUNCTION design FAIL.
What's practical about this? Jeez! $toopid design. If you think this is based on the Belkin product then you are sadly mistaken. The Belkin product is practical in the sense that the sockets rotate to facilitate lots of plugs which more often than not come from different directions/angles. AND it maximizes space by cramming LOTS of sockets for its size. The $toopid Flipi on the other hand is just wasting space. The render may be appealing… but that's just it. FORM over FUNCTION design FAIL.
What's practical about this? Jeez! $toopid design. If you think this is based on the Belkin product then you are sadly mistaken. The Belkin product is practical in the sense that the sockets rotate to facilitate lots of plugs which more often than not come from different directions/angles. AND it maximizes space by cramming LOTS of sockets for its size. The $toopid Flipi on the other hand is just wasting space. The render may be appealing… but that's just it. FORM over FUNCTION design FAIL.
what a simple, but genius invention! Great! my applause!
what a simple, but genius invention! Great! my applause!