⚡ CyberPower 6050S Home Office Surge Protector, 1500 Joules/120 Volts, 6 Outlet Power Strip with 4ft Cord Review

Trusted product, UL listed, don't trust anyone who says it's broken or burned. Cyber is designed not to work after exceeding surge suppression. UL-LISTED means they have been tested and passed for defects and errors. Check out this shiny UL sticker!

This is very good. I have a few of these. In some circumstances I would have liked the power button to light up from the other side as well, but they never died and suited the black and hidden aesthetic of their current location in the house.

I am using a digital terrestrial antenna for local TV stations, but I am experiencing a lot of static and picture distortion. I used this unit to power all the antenna and TV electronics. This greatly reduces picture and sound problems, even with weaker stations.

I've had this CyberPower Home surge protector extender (with phone line protection) for a few months now and it seems to be doing the job well. I live in an area where I'm subject to sudden power surges, surges, and the like, and while I have uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) for my computers and more valuable electronics, I need economical surge protection for my phone, digital picture frame, and more Pair of headlights. I appreciate the rectangular plug while the others I had came right…

Not much to say about this product. It's simple and comes with a great warranty if it doesn't protect. I like the fact that it also has a phone jack (RJ11). $10 to protect a few thousand or my belongings? It's not smart. My other power stick has the ability to turn plugs into adapters. I use it on my workbench. But behind an entertainment center, this cheaper one works great. It's reliable enough and has a warranty that far exceeds my investment. The 150,000 guarantee is a bold statement. I…