💥 Unleash Ultimate Power Protection with Amazon Basics 12-Outlet Power Strip Surge Protector: 4,320 Joule, 8-Foot Cord Review

Excellent surge protection. Much better than any other I have. It's very durable, with a long cable and plenty of ports. I'll probably buy more of these in the future to replace other old surge protectors I have.

The house I live in has few outlets, so I needed a reliable surge protector with more outlets and protection. So far, so good. I use it in my home office and have about 5 devices connected to it which is great.

This is an extension cord that is difficult to damage. However, this has a major disadvantage. It has a huge green light on it. I'm not talking about the tiny power LED. It's a massive green light that shines through transparent plastic, making it appear even larger. It lights up your room at night like a beacon. Why on earth does an extension cord need light at all? More importantly, why does an extension cord need a HUGE light? When will device manufacturers realize that light pollution is a…

This product is intended to protect the product to which it is connected. COMPLETE FAILURE. After receiving the "Surge Protector” I connected a flat screen TV to the device. There was a power surge during a recent storm and the TV has now stopped working. The cable box connected to the device also died. This product just doesn't do what it's advertised to do. Protect everything connected to it from possible overvoltage. Look elsewhere for what really works. Save yourself this experience. Of…

surge protector, minor surge when the light gets brighter for a few seconds. But working on things that would be devastating if the computer went down, so I definitely appreciate his work. This also uses fireproof chains (diagram, note my imprecise terms) but after seeing photos of other brands burning holes in floors I bought Amazons. and no holes in the ground yet :) As everyone says, light can be distracting. I have a glass table so you know for sure it's there at night. I would suggest…

The extension cord allows me to connect multiple devices at the same time without worrying about overloading the circuit. The entire strip can be turned off with a built in switch, so I can keep computers off but still be connected to the network. This outlet allows me to safely power everything. You need to handle it carefully as this power strip has a plastic body. I use an Axtra extension cord (a highly recommended brand). Our home was struck by lightning and the Axtra power strip protected…

I know LED bulbs are cheap and energy efficient, but why would I need an extension cord to light up a room? If I wanted a bright green light, I would buy a bright green light. Don't even consider using this in the bedroom, and it'll likely be annoying anywhere you want to watch movies in low light. So bright. I use this in my home office to deal with light but I don't see why anyone would think such a bright light is a good idea. Functionally everything seems to work. Everything I've connected…

I know LED bulbs are cheap and energy efficient, but why do I need an extension part number? If I wanted a bright green light, I would buy a bright green light. Don't even consider using this in the bedroom, and it'll likely be annoying anywhere you want to watch movies in low light. So bright. I use this in my home office to deal with lights but I don't see why anyone would think such a bright light is a good idea. Functionally everything seems to work. Everything I connected works, but I…

I'm an electrical engineer with two decades of experience. My opinion is based on my own experience. Whether you're looking to just add more outlets or add a layer of protection between your devices and the outside world, you'll ultimately want to buy a surge protector power strip. With an incredible range of prices and features, not to mention a barrage of dubious marketing promises, it's hard to figure out what's worth the money and what's junk. Splitters and surge protectors are also called…

MY STORY BACKGROUND I have personally and diligently researched hundreds of surge protectors to determine the best surge protection system for my home. When I started this adventure, I wanted to know things like: do I need lightning rods, what are whole house surge protectors, what are the best surge protectors, etc. And what did I find? I found a disaster! I found an industry full of misleading, misleading and completely false advertising. I've explored other industries but I have to admit…