CyberPower Intelligent LCD Series CP600LCD 600VA 340W 4 x 5-15R Battery/Surge Protected 4 x 5-15R Surge Protected Outlets UPS

Pros: Works great. Came with a fully charged battery.

Cons: None.

Pros: Anyone with a solar system this thing is passive the xandrex 2000 has an output of 115 and this unit will not AVR to 120 forcing more power to be used I was well pleased with that.

Cons: not enough plugs spaced apart for power adapters had to use a power strip

Other Thoughts: 20minutes up time with intell dual core media machine power packs for sound, cable modem, router, HDHOMERUN TV, and 23inch monitor.

I use this to keep the media station up while im switching from grid to home solar power i can not use a switch cause my solar is to far away from the electric box. Im considering buy another for my game rig. Its a bit irritating to have to turn it off every time i switch over from one to another.

Pros: Well made, nice display, good warranty, reasonable price for repacement batteries, does what it's supposed to.

Cons: None

Pros: It works as stated, make sure you use the provided software with a usb cable to the pc if you want it to detect a power failure loss properly. Easy to read lcd display, the software is great too, easy to use with alerts.

Cons: I wish the display stayed on full time, you have to click it once to make it visible.

Other Thoughts: You don't need as much power as you think you do, I run a gaming pc with a 43in led-lcd tv (as a pc monitor) off the battery backup and I get 15 mins when power drops out. Don't waste money on higher VA units if you don't need more time, in all honestly 5 mins is usually more than most anyone will need to do a safe shutdown or carry you through a power interruption.

Pros: this item N82E16842102069 has a 3 year warranty. neweggs pictures shows this and so does mfg website, however you have it listed at 2 years

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: have a nice day !

Pros: It does it's job and the USB cable connected to the PC works the same as if it was a laptop.

Cons: This is more my fault than the UPS. I underestimated how much power I needed. When I went to play a game even without my monitors plugged into the battery side the UPS sounded an alarm.

Other Thoughts: I have 3 monitors, PC w/ 500 watt power supply, two Radeon HD 6850 video cards, 1 Blue WD drive, DVD burner, 8GB RAM.

I will use this for my cable modem & wireless router.

Pros: - casing designed so it can be placed vertically or on its sides

- came in fully charged!

- doesn't freak out on mere power surge like my APC UPS

- LCD is a nice & informative addition

Cons: - doesn't make me breakfast... have that option would nice

Pros: Digital LCD Readout, Relatively inexpensive for a decent unit. Lots of outlets. Solid Quality Unit. 2 Year Warranty. Tech support is tops if you ever do need them.

Cons: The whole upside down mounting thing, but not a problem in my situation.

Other Thoughts: I just bought another 6 of these to replace aging or failing units from other manufacturers on users desktops. All of them worked perfectly out of the box. Tech support is great - I had an older unit barely still under warranty but quit functioning after a storm. I opened a ticket, and they sent me a new battery and brought it back to life. No Hassle, No charge, not even shipping. That's service.

Pros: Linux support (its a command line utility and daemon, so its not tied to any specific desktop environment), nice LCD, adequate power, good price

Cons: no way to keep LCD on, beeped like crazy when i first plugged it in.

Other Thoughts: I am using this to protect my small home server (CentOS), as we have had frequent lightning storms and brief power outages lately. The Linux utility allows you to specify shell scripts to run at certain events, such as blackout, low battery, critical battery, etc. As my server only draws 68 Watts, it shows an estimated battery runtime of near 45 minutes. Hoping to see the system uptime get into the months. :)

Pros: All of the below, still using it on a different rig than below.

Cons: See "Other Thoughts"

Other Thoughts: not Active PFC compatible, if you have an Active PFC PSU, look into the Pure Sine Wave or Pure Sine Wave compatible models (per correspondance with Cyberpower Customer Service)