🔌 Monster Wall Tap Surge Protector: 6-Outlet Power Surge Protector with Wall Mount for Ultimate Protection of Computers, Home Theatre, Appliances, and Office Equipment, Black Review

No screw counts. BUT it is denser than previous models. It's not that easy unless you have a connection to something bigger. I prefer a screw to hold it in place, but the new charging connector makes up for that. I hope they hit new monster core power with the new USB-C.

Not very good planning and you would expect more from monster engineers. the middle sockets in that row and you have to go to the next socket at the top, making it essentially a 4 socket adapter. I believe if you just used forks you would be fine. Just be warned, if you're using anything with a power supply (transformer), you'll lose outlets.

This is a great outlet multiplier if you don't need an integrated USB. I use it in the bedroom to connect my TV, cable box and Roku. It fits between dressers and should be fairly narrow and thin. Although there are six outlets, the size of the cable box and the Roku power supplies only allow me to use three. I had to wrap a small piece of electrical tape around the LED bulb because it was too bright for the bedroom. It has a wall mounting screw if you have a standard outlet with a screw hole in

Glad to get the outlet. To my surprise, there are no more screws. So if you have a solid plug everything will come out of the wall when you unplug it. Anything to save a few cents? For real? What the heck or garbage. A bushing that cannot be secured with a clamp screw. It's like it doesn't pop out of the wall when you unplug it. They should be ashamed and fire any engineer or person who decides to save a few cents on production. I will never buy a monster product again! I will give my money to…

I love Monster Power's solutions and I swear by their splitters and surge protectors. I bought a swivel outlet to place behind the sofa so the plugs run along the side of the wall and not into the back of the sofa. It works well for this function, but plugs into the wall with just one three-prong socket and a small piece of plastic that fits into the bottom socket of the second socket. While this simplifies the setup and wiring within the device, it's fairly loose when it comes to plugging and…

I stumbled across them while looking for a solution for various locations in my house that would offer surge protection, be thin and allow USB charging, preferably with a USB port C. Voila! - These seemed to tick all the boxes. All boxes appear brand new, sealed with factory tape, but all bushings are badly worn/scratched as shown. For this reason I am sending them back. The real question is, do I roll and reorder the same thing and hope for different results? The biggest doubt I have is that…