High-Performance CyberPower Surge Protector with 6 Outlets, 2 USB Charge Ports, 6ft Power Cord - 900J/125V for Ultimate Protection - in White Color Review

The way the connector is set up, duplex is not unacceptable for other connectors. There were problems registering the guarantee. Cyber Power does NOT even list the CSP604T on their warranty list, so I think all the warranty hype is bullshit. Emailed the service department a few weeks ago about the issue - NO response from them. Buyer Warning.

This is a cheap but well made surge protector. It also provides clean energy. The red button to turn it on does not light up like other models. But at this price point it will get the job done and protect your electronics. I would say if you have a home theater you need something much more powerful than this. You will need a panamax model which will cost you around $140. This is for less expensive electronics.

This is a compact and stylish power strip with surge protection. Unfortunately, I bought it because of the two USB slots that could charge my iPad. Charging the iPad was extremely slow with this device and then, incredibly, it started draining some of the charge. I've had my iPad for a while now and I know it doesn't usually take hours and hours to charge the device. I have a Belkin cable that works amazingly fast, but I decided to save a few cents by buying a cheaper model. I regret that…

I bought this surge protector based on the good reviews but am disappointed. Feels very cheap. The plastic is very light and seems to break easily. Also, the plugs are difficult to plug in. I like that you can cover unused forks. Equipment insurance is probably worthless. I have read the manual and it says they only pay the amortized cost and that you must ship the item to them at your own expense. I also think you should apply for home insurance.

Alright. For certain hardware stations this works well, they have 1600w outlets, there are a couple of USB ports. I was expecting more since USB is listed as 4.2A. When using a drok USB power meter, the USB port is clearly at the lowest specification level, typically 4.8V. And the USB ports don't seem to handle the high normal currents with my batteries, cell phones and ; Worst of all, these ports overcharge my Fire TV flash drive, which comes with a charger that delivers a steady 5.5V and…

If you look at the socket outlets available, you will see a wide variety. Some cost significantly less than this. There's a reason for that. If you look at the specs, you'll see that this particular strip offers a much higher level of protection for sensitive electronics. So for a few extra dollars, you get a lot better protection. In some cases 2 or 3 times more. You get what you pay for and if you need something expensive to protect against wild surges this is great value insurance from a…

I bought this and my first reaction was that it was very cheap. The plastic case used in it is very thin and feels very cheap. The sense of cheapness is even more pronounced when trying to associate something with the protector. This is very hard. It's a lot more involved than just plugging something into an outlet; At first I thought I would break something with so much force. Also, the connectors themselves are fairly close together. You can't connect two things together without one being…

Pros: The surge protector was well packaged and protected. It has a convenient corner position of the socket; See photo. The device is lightweight and very affordable. So far, so good. As seen in the other photo, the unit has slots on the bottom in case you want to hang it on the wall or elsewhere with 2 nails. Cons: This surge protector is very lightweight in a plastic/rubber package. It attracts dust. So far I've only used light electronics (cellphones and Bluetooth chargers) on this surge…

Gives this Surge Protector (SS) a lower rating than most others. Most SSs will have some sort of gauge that shows the SS is on and doesn't need to be reset, and some sort of gauge that shows that the SS's 1260J life expectancy hasn't been exceeded yet. Most SS's will indicate that they're on and that they're still SS by using some sort of light in the device or the on/off/reset button. Most have a light in the on/off switch. This unit does not have a power on or off indicator or still function…