Review on 💪 Tripp Lite Isobar 10 Outlet Audio/Video Surge Protector - Ultimate Protection with Tel/Modem/Coax/Network Compatibility & $500,000 Insurance (HT10DBS) in Black by Dwayne Shavers

I had an expensive Panamex 10 years ago. In the meantime I bought a new desktop and it seemed slow to start up. I bought this Tripp Lite because we had the occasional power outage and didn't want a model that kept beeping. This model comes in a giant Revain package and box. Metal, has 10 outlets, 2 phone, 2 ethernet. It doesn't have a USB port, but that's not a big deal or even what I need. The jacks are labeled, and along with the labels is a phone cord, an ethernet cord, and some sort of coaxial cord. After you connect everything, the red light will be on. The cord is 6 feet long which is a plus. There are 6 gold wire connectors, at least I think they are. I connected an HP Envy Windows 10 computer, monitor, cable modem and printer and turned on the computer. It turned on in seconds, with no delay. I'm so happy with it that I got a second one for my home office and my work laptop and monitor. I swear by an excellent network filter. It's not cheap, but you get what you pay for.