BELKIN BP112230-08 8 Feet 12 Outlets 4320 Joules Pivot-Plug Surge Protector BELKIN BP112230-08 8 Feet 12 Outlets 4320 Joules Pivot-Plug Surge Protector

Pros: Great cable length, many outlets to choose from, and even the LEDs are a nice touch.

Perfect to protect your expensive goodies.

Cons: Nothing really.

Other Thoughts: Perhaps it would have been better to have a higher limit than 1800 watts.

Pros: Work awesome. It's great to have a 12 outlet surge protector and actually be able to use all 12 outlets regardless of how big a plug/charger you have.

Cons: No cons.

Pros: decent layout and concept

Cons: Only one bank worked for me. So, I got 4 plugs, not 12. Such a simple item to arrive broken.

Pros: Very high joules rating for price. 12 outlets and 1875 W output make this roomy in more than one way. The equipment damage guarantee is also quite nice.

Indicator lights for active protection and for properly grounded outlets are a plus.

Cons: Physically large but this is necessary for 12 plugs.

The "cord management" feature is a little plastic snap-fit bar...probably more useful for marketing than for actually trying to route electric power cords through.

Other Thoughts: I couldn't find anything that would match it feature-for-feature in the same price range.

I didn't used to care much about power strips--having lost a motherboard to a lightning strike has brought the point home that this is not where you want to try to go cheap...inexpensive power strips today can prove quite expensive during your next thunderstorm.

Pros: I've had this puppy for nearly four years and I have never had a problem with it (even with the wiring in the household in need of an upgrade).

Cons: Could use just a bit more space between plugs, however, the swivel options on the side can be used to get around this problem for most situations.

Other Thoughts: None

Pros: its cheap and has a lot of plugs. it feels a little cheap to be honest but if it works thats all that matters.

Cons: i cant fault the product for an old house.

Other Thoughts: i got this hoping to protect my new computer. funny enough my room isn't grounded so it doesn't really matter. i actually found this out by the ground light on the protector and turns out that 90 percent of my house isn't grounded.

Pros: I have now bought two of these and was going to buy a third one but the female accountant of my life has said no more till we full fill the other two up...Best protectors yet.. my first one has gone through about 12 storms and quite a few electrical surges and my stuff was protected. indeed this is a worthy component to any nerd's computer or home theater

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: if you see these on sale for $25 get two!

Pros: I run an IT support business and on occasion I perform work in my office. This surge suppressor was exactly what I needed to power customer property.
•The pivoting outlets are perfect for the different power bricks for tablets, netbooks, and random stuff.

•The "Protected" and “Grounded” lights are dim, so I’m not distracted when working.

•The high joule rating will ensure that when I overload the circuit nothing will be damaged by spikes in the current.

Cons: It doesn't manage all wiring in my office, just what is plugged into it. Now I have to neatly hide my networking equipment.

Pros: Like I said, the power goes in one end, and comes out the other, just like it's supposed to. Feels solid, the cord is long and heavy.

Cons: Less RFI reduction than the next cheaper model (but higher surge protection).

Other Thoughts: The side outlets pivot to face horizontally, along the side. This will not always let wide transformers use adjacent plugs. It adds some flexibility, but if the plug is polarized, or the body is long, one may get a disappointment.

However, I gave it a fourth egg because... my Kill-a-Watt devices have a VERY limited viewing angle. I used to stick my head under the desk and use a flashlight to read the display; now the device is tilted, and readable from where I sit.

Pros: Power is on!

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: I keep my 32" TV with a Google TV box, DISH DVR, Computer with a 750W PSU, Router, 24" monitor, and my phone charger on it. Works like a champ! (I would never put a printer on a power strip though, draws way to much power when printing.)