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)

Using as a surge protector for new TV and Desktop Computer.

It is great. Enough plugs and worked awesome

This is the perfect surge protector for my needs. Its very affordable, utilitarian in design, functional and gives me plenty of outlets for my media system and electronics. Some people like their stuff with colourful light, and hefty builds. I do too, sometimes. But, in other cases, I prefer a light, simple, no frills design, as long as it gets the job done, and this thing gets the job done, without getting in the way!

Belkin produces quality products. Love it.

Great power strip. Was excited to see it has a cord organizer. I am using the strip to power my IOT devices. I have it mounted to a wall and I wanted to keep cables neat and tidy. Sadly, this little cord organizer snapped with very little pull. As you can see from the photo, the plastic pieces in the middle are the only things holding the organizer to the strip. Dont expect the organizer component to help you, its too brittle.

I dont really know what to say about a surge protector, but I definitely like this one better than any others I have used in the past. I use this for my home office (computer, 2 monitors, separate cable modem, router, phone, etc.) and so far it seems to be doing its job. It has plenty of outlets and I like how flat the cord and prong are so I can have my desk completely against the wall and not pushed out for a bulky cord. I also really like how flat the device itself is. It just sits flat on the floor, behind my desk and out of the way. It has more than enough outlets for what I need and Ive heard anything over 1,000 joules is good quality for $20 and this has over 3,000. So I will give this product 5 stars.

Bought of these months ago (this is my 2nd) for my room. Now have a 2nd in living room. works fine no issues. I like how the outlet slots have a lot of spacing. That was the main draw for me. Usually when i buy surge protectors the slots/holes are so close to each other but this one has lots of room inbetween. Never had an issue with the previous one i bought so i would say these are reliable. I have my pc plugged in (monitor, power supply etc) almost 24/7 as i game a lot and its never shut down or gone bad.

I have about a million electronics sitting in my room, I originally needed 2 full power strips to even plug most of it in and the only ones I had sat on my floor. but with this one I can plug in most everything, hang it on my wall behind my pc, and also have it all connected to one on/off switch which is really nice if you have to travel, have work, are just going out, or maybe youre just going to bed. makes it much less of a fire hazard to have this much stuff plugged in lol.

This is worth every penny and more! I recently purchased a new treadmill which I put in a spare bedroom. The problem was every time I went to use the treadmill, my AFCI circuit breaker would trip. The capacity on the breaker was fine, but I did some research and found out that it is very common for treadmills to trip AFCI breakers due to the electric pattern the motor creates. AFCI breakers are required to be in bedrooms by code, so I couldnt just change it out without putting myself at pretty big risk if something ever did happen in that room. I found someone who said he had success using a EMI/RFI filter, but it had to be one which worked up to 75db. This surge supressor has just that, and guess what, I can now use the treadmill without running an extension cord to my kitchen!

I need to plug-in seven different devices into this search protector. Although this search protector has 12 outlets, I can only plug-in five different devices. So I’m getting the Belkin search protector with the rotating outlets.