Pros: Looks nice.

Cons: One of the most critical specs -- the clamping voltage -- is completely false. Belkin's product page claims it's 330V, and Newegg believed this lie. When it arrived, the packaging states 500V clamping voltage. Inspecting the back of it also shows that it's rated at 500V, except in the case of L-N, in which case it's at 400V.

This is maddening! There is a review from Steve F posted way back in 2011 which points out the EXACT SAME problem! So, 3 years later, Belkin continues to peddle falsely advertised products?? (Too bad I didn't see his review before buying it.)

Other Thoughts: The two most important specs in a surge protector are clamping voltage and response time. Read up on it, guys. It actually does not take much time to research surge protector basics -- there are several nice websites that describe their function in basic terms and what specs to look for. The fact that this most critical information about surge protectors is often not even listed on sites like newegg -- or, as in this case, blatantly misrepresented -- is absurd.

Pros: works, lots of outlets, cheap

Cons: none

Pros: It has a surge protector for the cable to my TV, and cable organizers (that I never used) and are removable if you need extra space for odd shaped plugs.

Cons: It broke pretty quickly, one strip stopped working shortly after I got it. Nothing was damaged from the odd 'malfunction' but it was annoying to deal with... Belkin replaced it under warranty, and quickly!

Other Thoughts: I don't get paid to think...

Pros: I challenge you to find this level of joule protection with outlets as well as coax protection at this price anywhere else.

Cons: none

Pros: protects from surges

plenty of space for big power blocks

Cons: power switch is sensitive...

Other Thoughts: I have my router and coax lines on this thing... The last time I had a problem with a power surge, the surge came through the internet line, fried the router, and fried a NIC on one of my computers. After a few replacement parts and this surge protector I am ready to face the power grid again.

Pros: decently high rating for price
flat platform is superior style
nice long cord
really cool!

Cons: no way to really know if it works or not :)
it should have more resistance... the other belkin is only a few hundred behind it, why not at least 4k? 5k? what is a realistic limit? apparently it is 3.5k!

Other Thoughts: just a pleasure to handle and admire, very sci-fi feel, as much as a hunk of junk in this culture can feel scifi, kind of like the syfy channel is sort of scifi, moreso than disney

Pros: Low profile design keeps it out of the way so I don't end up kicking it all the time, and the wide-spaced outlets let me finally fit all my bulky adapters (modem, router, VOIP unit, phone) onto one power strip.

Cons: Pretty trivial complaint, but the on/off switch is pretty sensitive. You can accidentally turn the unit off when you're plugging something in. Ideally it would be a little firmer, but it's not a big deal.

Pros: Just picked this up to go in my wiring closet running out of room had to put in a load balanced router and services router

Cons: nothing

Pros: Works great. Within 15 minutes of installing this had a lighting strike close by, lights flickered and computer and modem rebooted. No problems. I hate to think what may have happened without this surge protector in place.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Buy one. Make sure you plug in you phone/modem lines for full protection.

Pros: None

Cons: I purchased a few of these for sale to my customers. I was trying one out on my laptop (and only my laptop), left the room, and when I came back, the laptop was in sleep mode. For some reason, the power strip shut off, never to come back on again. Luckily, nothing was damaged. There was a somewhat bad smell coming from it though.

Other Thoughts: Well, with the price of shipping this thing for replacement + the time to do it, it's not worth RMAing. I'll just stay away from these in the future!