Pros: Well designed, Solid build, Good warranty, Long cord, Angled plug.

Cons: No holes in the back for wall mounting.

Other Thoughts: I've used Fellows strips for many years now with never a single incident. This ones design is brilliant, allowing all manor of plug, from bricks to standard, to fit easily and securely. Other reviews state this is a solid surge protector as well, that's all you need to know, buy it and be happy :-)

Pros: Awesome product, awesome price

Cons: n/a

Pros: I've had this model power strip since 2008 and it has never failed me. I've had a bunch of power outages, lightning strikes on the power lines, brownouts, power surges, etc. The placement of the plugs lets me put all the large plugs from my speakers and such without blocking anything else.

Cons: Doesn't wall mount but if you really need it on the wall a simple cable line holder or a bent nail will do the trick.

Pros: Excellent layout for plugging in different types of items. Well built and sturdy. I retired an older model surge protector that had many, many hours of use on it. I expect years of trouble free service from this one as well.

Cons: None.

Pros: This surge protector has multiple plugs with a great layout. I almost never have trouble putting oversized plugs in. I believe at one point, I had 2 routers, 3 computers, a phone, and a modem plugged into it without having to really think about any major adjustments to what's already plugged in.

Long enough cord for majority of purposes, and very compact. I always leave one at home and travel with another one, especially if I expect any shortage of outlets.

Cons: The plug of the surge protector has the table leading downwards. If you are unable to plug it into a bottom outlet, that poses a problem. However, this is usually avoidable if you just swap outlets.

Other Thoughts: I've been using my 2 surge protectors for nearly 4 years, and they have never failed me. One of them does have a flickering light for the actual switch, but hardly a complaint from me for 3+ years of constant use.

Pros: All connected PCs still working great after 3+ years. Great shape, offers tons of outlets (8) unlike most of your regular flat surge protectors. Good price and protection insurance puts my mind at ease.

Cons: Shape really a love it or hate it thing, if you stick it fully in a L shaped corner you won't be able to use one or two outlets but if you're going to stick it under a desk or something much better than having a regular protector that would need to be around twice their normal length to have so many outlets.

Other Thoughts: Not a UPS :( so don't expect protection from brownouts but I knew when purchasing.

Pros: Unique design that allows multiple wall bricks to be plugged in.
Now you don't have to waste a plug due to a device taking up 2.

Cons: I didn't find this sooner.

Other Thoughts: Have multiple WD MyBook drives that I have had to make an intricate system of surge protectors and extension cords in order to have them all plugged in. 2 of these eliminated that potential fire hazard.

Pros: None

Cons: I wouldn't trust any of there power strip's I got the run around when my house got struck by lightning so don't expect a claim with these guy's

Pros: I have owned A Fellowes surge protector for over 11 years and still protects my equip as good as day 1! It is a premier 10 model. Protect light still solid! Feel confident in Fellowes!

Cons: None

Pros: does its job, easily use larger powersupplies and many of them with this layout

Cons: cheap quality

Other Thoughts: if u cant hide your surge protector behind something then dont get this, its an eye sore