💡 Philips 6 Outlet Surge Protector Power Strip - Stylish Braided Cord, 4 Ft Length, Flat Plug Extension - Ideal for Office or Home Décor - 720 Joules, ETL Listed - White, SPC3064WE/37 Review

Not as pictured. The reason I ordered it was because of the fabric cord which used to save my gear and I got the plastic cord. I'm so upset And on top of that, it's a used socket!

The cable feels comfortable and does not tangle. The fuse itself is good. I have a PS4, Xbox One, Sony x950h TV and Sony HT G700 soundbar connected to it. It protects up to 1700 watts. Has no light.

Bought this for my class so my students can charge their Chromebooks. I like the thick braided cord so kids can't ruin it easily. So far everything works fine with it. It has a simple switch and the length is as advertised.

I used this to power my wall mounted TV and the cable looks fine with no duct. However, the socket design is not suitable for larger plugs (it had to use 6-inch extension cords and cubic adapters) and the joule output is not enough. I've supplemented this with a surge protector installed on an APC outlet.

I needed to add an extension to my kitchen wall to get it looking its best. That fits the bill. It is very elegant and attractive. Cons: Only 2 holes for mounting screws on the back, so it's not very stable on the wall - it wobbles a bit - but that's not a big deal compared to its looks.

The spade connector is designed in a way that doesn't allow for bulky cords to be plugged into the outlet at the same time (e.g. a hair dryer or something with a cable protruding downwards) . So you have to pull out the strip to use the hair dryer as the surge protector can't safely handle the amount of current the hair dryer requires (found this out the hard way after being quickly dissuaded by the burning smell of the surge protector this practice). In addition, the tight design of the strip…