"I'm so glad Moduel is back — after it was gone from IKEA."
That's a real review, left on our store this month. And it captures something we hear constantly since the IKEA ÅSKVÄDER range was discontinued: people built their homes around a modular power system, and then it vanished.
Moduel now carries 29 verified customer reviews from summer, the large majority at four or five stars. Rather than tell you what we think of our own product, here's what the people using it every day actually wrote.
"Easier than I expected"
The theme that comes up most often isn't the technology — it's how little effort it takes. No electrician. No rewiring. No calling anyone. You click the modules together in whatever order suits the room, plug the cord into an ordinary wall socket, and you're finished. Several reviewers mention completing their first setup in under ten minutes.
That matters more than it sounds. The reason most people tolerate a bad power setup for years is not that they like it — it's that fixing it feels like a project. Moduel is designed so it never becomes one.
"Perfekte Erweiterung zum bestehenden System"
Michael S. left that line after expanding a setup he already owned, and it points to the second theme: this system grows with you. Start with two outlets. Add a USB-C module when you get a new laptop. Add a smart module when you decide you want the lamp on a schedule. Nothing gets thrown away, and nothing needs replacing to accommodate the next addition.
That's the direct answer to the ÅSKVÄDER problem. A modular system is only as good as its future, and ours is designed to keep having one.
Fast charging, without a separate brick
Reviewers who bought the USB-C Module F2 consistently single out the 30W Power Delivery. It's enough to charge a phone rapidly or keep a laptop topped up, which quietly removes two or three chargers from a desk. It's a small change that makes a visible difference to how a workspace looks.
Flexibility is the point
Anton V. wrote about the freedom to rearrange the modules — and that's really the whole idea. A power setup should follow how you live, not force you to arrange your furniture around a wall socket. Being able to reorder outlets, add a length of cable, or move the entire system to another room without tools is what modular actually means in practice.
Where to start
If you're coming from ÅSKVÄDER and want the closest equivalent with smart control included, the Start Kit Smart Schuko (699 SEK) is the one to choose — it's the kit our reviewers mention most and it's currently in healthy stock across white, grey and black.
If you'd rather start smaller and build up, the Simple Start Kit (from 399 SEK) is the lowest-friction way in. Add modules as you need them; nothing you buy now becomes redundant later.
Twenty-six reviews isn't a huge number. But every one is from someone who chose to rebuild their power setup around a system they'd never used before — and the overwhelming majority would do it again.
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