Is Sync box Still in Business? (2026 Update)
Steve Noyes and Duncan Summers pitched Sync box in season 13, offering a recessed, covered power and AV outlet designed to hide sockets and cables behind furniture without leaving them exposed or awkwardly mounted.
The short answer is yes. A named Syncbox product was in stock at a UK electrical retailer when we checked in July 2026, more than a decade after the original pitch.
What they pitched in the Den
Sync box asked for £55,000 in exchange for 35% of the business, valuing it at roughly £157,143. Deborah Meaden struck the deal on air.
The problem it solved was mundane but genuinely common: TVs mounted on walls with power leads and AV cables trailing visibly down to a socket. Sync box recessed the whole connection point into the wall so cables tucked away behind the screen instead.
Are they still trading?
When we checked, electrical4less.co.uk listed the Syncbox SB Direct at £59.94 including VAT, marked in stock with a working add to basket button.
Being stocked by a specialist electrical retailer at a specific, current price is a solid sign of an ongoing supply relationship rather than old stock being cleared out, since retailers in that niche do not tend to keep dead lines listed and priced.
Can you still buy it?
Yes, the Syncbox SB Direct was available through electrical4less.co.uk at the time of our check, priced at £59.94 inc VAT.
Because this is an electrical fitting rather than a consumer gadget, expect to find it through trade and electrical supply retailers rather than general high street shops if you go looking beyond that one listing.