How to install a USB wall socket

With the abundance of USB-dependent devices, it's surprising more cafes, offices, and homes don't have outlets like the U-Socket.

After stumbling upon a photo of an iPhone plugged directly--no AC adapter--into the wall, I soon discovered that USB outlets, or wall sockets, not only exist, but are very easy to install.

Unless you're a helpless tech addict, you won't need these in every room, but the kitchen, bedroom, and office are a few places that would seriously benefit from such an installation, saving the headaches of looking for AC adapters.

U-Socket, and other generic sockets with built-in USB ports, are easy to install. Here's what you'll need:

   1. The U-Socket (can be purchased here or here)
   2. A screw driver
   3. Pliers
   4. 20-30 minutes