🔌 CyberPower CSB604 900J/125V Essential Surge Protector - 6 Outlets, 4ft Power Cord, Black - Top Rated Review

I bought this in July and within a few months the cable had already snapped and the wires were exposed. I thought CyberPower was the best brand and expected a better product than this. In other rooms I have surge protectors that are 15 years or older and still in good condition. They were cheaper too. Save money and buy something else.

Bought 5 of these cords in various lengths for TVs and computers around the house. Each has a light in the switch to tell me there is power. I've been using them for about a month and they've worked great. I'm glad I didn't spend more money if they work well.

Bought and hung in the garage for later use. When I tried to use them, they were all shorted. They were dangerous and had to be survived. If the return takes too long. If you buy them, check them out right away. All mine were useless and didn't work.

I needed a power strip with good surge protection for a very tight space. The first one I ordered didn't fit because there was a hidden obstruction less than a tenth of an inch preventing the strip from fitting. Luckily I had another use for this strip elsewhere. In my rush to order another strip, I didn't realize that the socket orientation was wrong for my needs. But like porridge for a bear cub, this strip was spot on. It even has the best surge protection and is made by a manufacturer I…

It's difficult to rate the overvoltage protection. For all accounts it does what it is supposed to do. You can connect 6 things, just turn off and on. I've had power cuts a few times since I bought it and the electronics I connected to it weren't affected, so I have to believe it's doing its job. Appears to be solidly made.

These are great cheap surge protectors. Still, since the joules are low, I would only recommend them for cheaper stuff (lamps, alarm clocks, etc.). Also, it would be nice if the outlets were rotated 90 degrees, but the picture clearly shows the installation (and nothing I tried plugging in had power supplies).

These are great cheap performance filters. Still, since the joules are low, I would only recommend them for cheaper stuff (lamps, alarm clocks, etc.). Also, it would be nice if the outlets were rotated 90 degrees, but the picture clearly shows the installation (and nothing I tried plugging in had power supplies).

Hard to revise surge protector. For all accounts it does what it is supposed to do. You can connect 6 things, just turn off and on. I've had power cuts a few times since I bought it and the electronics I connected to it weren't affected, so I have to believe it's doing its job. Appears to be solidly made.

I thought CyberPower made decent quality products. Judging by this network filter - no. The biggest problem is that none of the sockets hold the plugs securely. The slightest tug on the plug or cord and the plug is disconnected. When plugging in, it wobbles a bit. I've been using it for several months with hesitation. I just threw it in the trash and will find a better one.

I need a strip with good surge protection for a very tight spot. The first strip I ordered didn't fit because there was a hidden obstruction less than a tenth of an inch that the strip didn't fit. Luckily I had another use for this strip elsewhere. In my rush to order another strip, I didn't realize that the socket orientation was wrong for my needs. But like porridge for a bear cub, this strip was spot on. It even has the best surge protection and is made by a manufacturer I trust a lot. I…