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)

Bought 2. Not bad, can be annoying making all the plugins work tho.

I like that its pretty thin. Not as bulky as older ones. And the power switch is on the end so I can flip it with my toe and not bend over hunting for it.

This is a great power strip and surge protector. I especially like the flat, right angled plug that sits flush with the wall. It makes cable management much easier. I have nearly every outlet on it filled, and I have never had an issue with it.

Its just what I needed - a power strip with enough space for wall-wart plugs and with a power cable that is angled so it can be plugged into a low-profile space behind a shelf. Child safety locks on all ports too to help keep things safe.

Having had an issue with a surplus of plugs and no place to put them, I found it this particular power strip served all of my needs. No longer will I have to struggle with the concept of plugging and unplugging my devices while I use them. Now with the 12 Outlets that are provided, I can plug in all of my devices and still have two outlets free. Some may say thats an alarming amount of devices in one Outlet, but with the backed up warranty with a device Im not worried. Also with the clips at the end of the power strip, its great for cable management.

Well designed surge protector with excellent spacing to allow for multiple cords that have adapters on them.

Replaced my previous power strip after power outage with this one. It’s main on/off switch is neatly tucked on the side not on top where my old strip was and my cat would walk on it and shut off everything plugged into it (TV - PlayStation). Good brand and I’m confident it will protect my expensive electronics.

Engineer approved surge protector. Its exactly the same as the one sold in a store but a much better price. The product is 5 stars.

Nice looking unit, plugs are arranged nicely to handle several plug in configurations, but only if you want leave it flat on the floor or on a shelf. I guess the engineer who designed the business side of this Surge Protector allowed some one else to design the back plate. Big mistake! The Key Holes for wall mounting are upside down. The only way to mount the unit to the wall is with the Coax and RJ12 plugs facing up allowing dust and moisture to collect in these openings. Making it possible for this unit to short out. I ended up using Industrial Velcro to attach the surge protector to the back board in the proper orientation. This thing will live in an attic and I dont want it to short out because of dust collecting in the exposed unprotected openings.

Great cord length and lots of outlets