Belkin Power Strip Surge Protector - 12 AC Multiple Outlets & 8 ft Long Flat Plug Heavy Duty Extension Cord for Home, Office, Travel, Computer Desktop, Laptop & Phone Charging Brick (3,940 Joules)

Love the product works fine and very practical.

You get what you pay for when it comes to surge protectors. Yes, there are more expensive ones out there then this one, but this one is in that perfect equal compromise position. This is a very nice protector that protects almost all of your potential components. Most people do not know that a surge is just as likely to come through a phone or coax line as it is the power line. The extra long cord with the flat plug allows you to plug it in and use it in tight locations. Having 12 outlets is great but the fact that you get 6 standard and 6 outlets for the larger a/c adapters is a major plus. It would be nice to have a couple of USB plugs on this and I am sure the next model will.

This is a good surge protector. The cord is a perfect length for my purposes. Bought a new computer and a laptop to replace older ones that were outdated and not working due to electrical surges. Bought this to protect them and my wifi networking equipment as this is much cheaper and easier to replace if the need arises. Lesson learned. Now, I will always use surge protectors to protect my electronic devices and equipment.

Okay, so it didnt really change my life, but it let me plug in a bunch of stuff

I had an ordinary power strip, but my friend recommended i protect my $8000 investment into my audio setup with a surge protector, which seemed like a good idea.

I have used Belkin Power Strips for 20 years for our computer and TV. Have never had anything happen to any of my items that were plugged in for surge protection. I would recommend this product.

Used this to have more options when adding things to my Game Room. So far on one side of the room, i wanted to give this 12 pack a shot to see if it freed up some room for my big blocks. Unfortunately as you can see it does not clear up room for the middle to be used. Realistically you only have room for either 6 regular plug ins or 6 big block plug ins with the mix-n-match option, but there is no way to be able to use all 12 slots. Of course if you dont use big blocks then sure all 12 could be used, but i also bought this to be used for big block and regular plug ins. Its not a deal breaker dont get me wrong. Its just disappointing to find out when you go to plug it all in and finding out you don’t have as many options you thought you had. Will up date later about the charging power. So far everything turns on fine.

For an office product laying on the floor, I would give this 5 stars (*****). But, I needed it for my garage and intended to mount to the wall. It advertised that it is wall mountable, and otherwise had all the features I wanted. Well, the mounting holes are not suitable for the weight, leave the unit wobbly, and are upside down. Yes, upside down. In the end, I used is to upgrade the situation in my office. On net, this is a good product that simply is not designed for wall mounting.

Twelve (12) outlets for all your computing needs. I used to run a power strip with just 8 outlets, and let me tell you that with the amount of peripherals, I ran out of plugs fast. After all, I have to power a 15-year-old router, a LED lamp, a Google Nest device, and a scanner. All these block-head plugs suck up all the real estate on my power strip. Which means on the old one, Im constantly a-playing wack-a-mole, find a new hole for my poles. With 2 additional plugs for a total of 6-accommodations its easier than ever to jack in and power up.

This surge protector accommodates our familys entire Entertainment System, which includes: (1) a Television, (2) DVD Player, (3) a VHS [Video Tape] Player, (4) an Audio Receiver / Stereo Surround Sound System, (5) an Audio Cassette Deck, (6) Nintendo Wii Gaming System, (7) Apple TV, (8) a Cable Modem, and (9) a Wireless Router -- while still leaving three additional outlets available for future use! The 8 Foot cord also stretches far enough to reach the nearest electrical outlet.