💡 Philips 6-Outlet Extender Surge Protector, Pack of 2, Wall Tap, 900 Joules, 3-Prong, Space-Saving Design, Protection Indicator LED Light, ETL Listed, White, SPP3466WA/37 Review

I like the thin profile, when trying to plug the units in it was quite difficult to get them to go all the way in and when I pull them back out it will also pulled out the overvoltage protection. Maybe it will relax a little after a good use. I like the blue light instead of most of the red and green lights on traditional surge protectors. Beautiful and stylish, very modern.

It works as intended and holds up to 6 devices which is great. with this. We use it in the kitchen to charge all of my family's devices, and when someone takes the charger off the wall, the whole device usually goes with them. Luckily there's nothing plugged into it that needs to be on all the time, but still an issue.

It has 6 sockets but I could only use 4. None of the cords are plugged into the adjacent outlet. It was also very loosely plugged into the outlet. Also, it doesn't fit into wall mount outlets that stop surges (don't know what they're called). Maybe it's just the outlets in my house, but it just didn't work for me. If you're buying this for 6 extra outlets keep looking - if you only need 4 this might work for you.

I bought the 6-port and 6-port/2-USB models. The first arrived broken. It charged but the blue light didn't come on, indicating it doesn't offer surge protection. Unfortunately, the second model broke on the same day. The socket used began to melt and the back of the device broke. All in all, two fire hazards that made my outlets more dangerous than before! Since two separate devices were defective, I would not choose this product. I've also bought Revain models and they work well.

How hard is it to just connect a line filter? With this? Someone at QC has completely messed up typical spark plug measurements. The metal ends work and fit correctly, but the plastic single pin that holds the device in a stable position is off by about 1/16th of an inch. So the plastic pin broke off and I had to vacuum the broken end out of the glass. So. The house was built in 2009. All sockets and GFI in accordance with regulations. So please give me an excuse Find another reputable company…

Appears to work well. I can't really comment on the quality of the surge protector, can anyone? I've been using surge protectors for 30 years and can't say for sure. There is a major design flaw. The back of the device is curved away from the wall. So when you plug something into a side socket, it wants to be pulled out of the wall socket. It would be much more stable if he was in contact with the wall, or at least approaching it. Another small issue for me is the brightness of the light, but a