Glad I read Trustpilot reviews but more technical research into this device is needed by the experts like ‘Which’ who does excellent work into electronic gadgets like Voltex.A little bit more research 🧐, I discovered that Voltex is not the only company selling similar devices. Digging even deeper into how this gadget works is quite interesting but you need to be an electronic expert. The scam is in the wording ‘saving electricity’ and not in the gadget itself. Basically, the gadget is fixing something that domestic user don’t actually pay for (Reactive Power) only large users of electricity get a discounted tariff. Domestic users only pay for Real Power and this why they are still allowed to sell these devices. So don’t waste your money it’s a scam playing on people’s lack of knowledge.
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