Legrand radiant 885TRNICC12 15 Amp Tamper Resistant Decorator Duplex Outlet, Side Wire or Push Wire, Nickel (1 Count)

These outlets are beautiful and relatively easy to install. They are very sturdy and good quality as well.

We painted our bedroom and the nickel color looks perfect with the new wall color.

works great

Great product could be a little more sturdy but serves its purpose. Recommended.

Just as described 💯

Seems to be pretty good quality, but plugs seem to push in pretty hard. Seems like the tamper resistant flaps behind the blades make it fairly difficult to plug things in. But that's... good? I mean, that's the point, right? As long as you aren't constantly plugging and unplugging stuff, it shouldn't be a problem. That being said, the snap that these things make when you plug things in makes me worry a little bit about longevity.Things I learned during my first electrical outlet replacement job in my new house:It's really not that bad to do on your own - just be sure that you know that the correct breaker is turned off and that no one will be turning it on while you are working. No, that didn't happen to me, but safety first, people! :)These 15A outlets do NOT accept 12 gauge wiring in the push-in/back-stab/whatever-you-call-them connections in the back of the outlet. My house (bought back my childhood home, which my father remodeled about 25 years ago) is wired, as far as I know, entirely with 12 gauge wiring. Newer style outlets, and maybe building codes, suggest 14 gauge wiring for 15A circuits, so these new outlets only accept 14 gauge wiring in the back-stab connections. You CAN wrap 12 gauge around the side terminals, though, which works fine. I ran into a situation where one of the old outlets had 3 hots, 3 neutrals, and the 1 ground run to it, so I couldn't use only the side terminals unless I wanted to pigtail them. I could have gone that route, but instead, I went to Lowe's and physically checked some 20A outlets to make sure that they accept 12 gauge wire in the back-stabs... at least one of them did, so I bought that, and finished the replacement. Everything seems to be working great, and they look a million times better than the old setup... which was the brown outlets we put in decades ago and ivory faceplates that the previous owner had installed...Very happy with the install and the look. Haven't used them much since then, but all testing of things seems to indicate that they'll be a great update for us.

The media could not be loaded.  The functionality is exactly the same as any other standard outlet, but looks so much nicer. It has a warm metallic finish that compliments/almost blends in with my mushroom/brown/taupey colored walls for an elevated expensive look.They were also very easy to install.My only wish is that they didn’t have their brand engraved on the front of it, but it’s not noticeable from standing height unless you are looking for it

Pretty straight forward recepticle, but the first I've seen with a completely flush face. Love the look of them and matched my other types of outlets well

Replaced all receptacles with nickel. Looks really good. Otherwise, its an outlet. Electricity comes out.

As described, good quality plug

NOT TAMPER RESISTANT BUYER BEWARE!Some provinces REQUIRE tamper resistance for code. Very unsafe for home with Kids. My husband is a Certified Journeyman Electrician. And these are NOT UP TO CODE! And NOT AS ADVERTISED!

This is a great looking plug and a great quality plug. I had no issues with it.

Sockets and switches with matching wall plates were an excellent upgrade. 2 hour 20 year old fielder grade sockets and switches. Looks like a new wall.highly recommend