ETL Certified Surge Protector Power Strip with 16 Outlets and 15 🔌 FT Long Cord - Ideal for TV, Studio, Office, School, Electronics Lab, Garages, Workshop Review

The bracket that attaches the rod is flimsy and wobbly, the latches are easy to pull out and you have to pull hard which makes the brackets wobble and it feels like I'm pulling it out of my table now. The supplied screws turned out to be completely unsuitable.

Don't buy. Avoid. Poorly made and very cheaply made. Spend a few bucks more and get something that's no junk on day one. What a pain. What I now know as absolute junk hardware is now broken in the table I tried to mount it on. I pre-drilled a hole for the included screw, but the piece of junk broke off anyway.

Very happy with the purchase. This extension is long-lived. There's nothing flimsy about that. I need an extension that can connect elements horizontally instead of vertically if that makes sense. The sockets are far apart. If the device you're connecting is bulky or has a clunky square plug, it will fit. This product is really sturdy and will get a lot of use. Currently 8 walkie-talkies connected, no problem.

Good for my entertainment center. I didn't fix it, it's on the floor. I like that it's long because it allows you to fit a lot of connectors (and there are LOTS of them for an entertainment center). Unfortunately, the sockets are not far enough apart. So if you have a block plug, it will interfere with the sockets next to it. The good news is that if you place the blocks at the corners of the strip, they will only block one socket next to it.

Although the sockets are close together, there are plenty of sockets along the length of the band. This allows you to install standard cable caps side by side. Works well as a place to connect all of my office equipment needed for a modem, router, network switch, VoIP phone, cordless phone, computer and monitor. There should be a standard power supply for such small electronics that can be powered from a single hub, but since there isn't, this power strip is a good solution.

Construction looks solid, decent strength and heavy duty cable, sockets hold the pins of what I plug in moderately (it's roughly like a regular jack, weaker than another extension cord I have), and all outlets work. So far, so good. I will observe how the above pluses manifest themselves after prolonged use. I'm only giving it 4 stars at the moment because I wish the pins were held tighter as I plan to mount it on the side of the table and it needs to hold some blocks. However, this is a very…

Still waiting to use and update the product. First impression - build quality seems acceptable, tolerances could be tighter and could be made from stronger material, but it fits or is better than expected. with a cheap device. The individual outlets are too close together and I wish there was more room for each one, but the outlets are placed in the right direction to make better use of space. Many strips have the pins parallel to the strip, causing many power supplies to do the same thing when