Pros: This unit has everything I wanted in a small form factor and functionally has met all my expectations.

Cons: Nothing significant.

Pros: looks good

Cons: Battery life is severely diminished with anything more than 1 PC and 1 monitor. Life remaining on LED display in NEVER accurate when a power failure occurs

Other Thoughts: If it gives slots to be plugged into, it should be able to allow at least 3 minutes to power down those items plugged in. I am lucky if i get 1 1/2 minutes. On top of that, My PC has had the blue screen of death 2 times requiring tech support to resolve fatal problems. Each time i was not able to power PC down in time during a storm. Whether the surge protection is working is anyone guess. I have other computers not even connected to this that have never had a problem during storms and power outages.

Pros: Excellent product, using in Afghanistan on dirty generator power. the AVR feature makes sure that no more than 115v gets to our ASUS Home server, and 3 personal laptops. Even pushing all those and two wireless routers battery backup time is about 55 minutes.

Cons: None...

Pros: Good value for the money. AVR feature is a huge plus... meaning you can run during some brown out conditions without taxing the battery.
Battery is replaceable.
Small & compact unit.
Includes SW that allows for automated shut-down of your PC during a power failure(haven't tried this yet)

Cons: I thought I had read somewhere that this unit had a single outlet on the back that was tied into the AVR & surge protection but did not draw from the battery. This is not clear from labeling on the unit or any of the supplied documentation. Some ports are labelled "surge protection" but it does not say whether this includes the AVR feature anywhere...
UPS power button should be recessed into the enclosure more... but I guess you can't have everything.

Other Thoughts: Another reviewer commented that this UPS is not compatible with PC power supplies that have active power factor correction. I found this not true. I have a corsair CX400 supply that has active power factor correction. I unplugged the UPS from the wall and my PC didn't skip a beat... no flicker, everything was perfect.
I'm running 2 monitors and a PC from this UPS. UPS shows I have 20+ minutes of capacity with this load.

Pros: I bought this unit when Newegg had it on a little sale a couple of days ago. I had been planning to for a while so I could move my TV and stereo off my big unit, a CyberPower 900w, that also protects my computer system. So far it looks like the same reliability my 900w unit has.

Cons: None I can see. Some say the software sucks, but what do you want? Works fine with Windows 7 and USB plug and play.

Other Thoughts: Having also owned an APC I don't see the difference between the two...maybe a "name brand tax" with the APC. Everyone should have one of these (or a 900w if you own a Plasma TV) to protect their entertainment system. This unit, even at full price, is only about 4x as expensive as a quality surge protector, but you get AVR as well and a battery backup that will let you watch the weather if there is a tornado around and the power cuts out, for a little while.

Pros: Small, lots of info. available using the LCD display. Ultimate Edition picks it up with no problem so it can be configured by power management in Ultimate Edition or Ubuntu. That's Linux for you windows people. I have had power outages and it switches over smoothly with my PFC PSU. Definitely would recommend.

Cons: The windows software leaves a lot to be desired.

Other Thoughts: Only running at a 27% load with this build and attachments to the UPS connections.

AMD Phenom II X4 955 Black Edition Deneb 3.2GHz (with C3 revision)
MSI 870A-G54 AM3 AMD 870 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX AMD Motherboard
SAPPHIRE 100292DDR3L Radeon HD 5450 1GB 64-bit DDR3 PCI Express 2.1 x16 HDCP Ready Low Profile Ready Video Card
4GB (2 x 2GB) G.SKILL Ripjaws Series 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM 1600 (Over clocked so they actually run at 1600)
Rosewill CHALLENGER Black Gaming ATX Mid Tower Computer Case
COOLER MASTER Silent Pro M600 RS-600-AMBA-D3 600W ATX12V V2.3 SLI Certified CrossFire Ready 80 PLUS Certified Modular Active PFC Power Supply
Linksys 150N router
Motorola Surfboard modem
Visio 20" LCD TV as the monitor

Pros: Excellent runtime with moderate to low load. Decent size for power output. LCD display works well. Software works as advertisied.

Cons: Software works well but has limited adjustments. You CAN turn off the buzzer, set it to go off differently... But you only have 2-8 mins after the power is out or 1-5 mins before it's out of power to shutdown the computer. Would like it to be load based off percentage of depleation... But it does work.

Other Thoughts: Cyberpower units are sturdy, reliable and well built. Best of all the batterys inside are standards based. Save your APC money buy something like this. I have a larger unit on my iMac and a fourth on my Modem, router, vpn, NAS. This unit running an atom 330 based server runs for a little over 1hr 20min on battery power.

Software allows scheduled tests with email report - NICE.

Pros: Works as expected. Gives me around 15-20 minutes on power outage.

Cons: None. Working as expected using nut and upsd in Ubuntu 10.04.

Pros: Connected to iMac and displayed status correctly. Easy to use. Seems to be working correctly across glitches and extended outages.

Cons: Occasionally reports "on battery power" for no apparent reason. Perhaps a little overly sensitive on switch-over.
Only the default built-in Mac power monitoring application works. No "advanced" (unit-specific) driver available, so if there are additional features here, you won't see them.

Pros: Great price, simple to setup, was recognized immediately via USB on our Mac Pro running OSX 10.6.3.

I'm going to let the unit charge for a few days before I test anything. So far it seems well built, and worth the money.

Cons: It looks like the runtime we'll get on-battery for the rig we're using isn't great, but I expected it.

Sounds like we'll get 4 minutes with the following running on battery:
(1) Mac Pro 2x Dual Core Xeon (three internal hard drives)
(2) Lacie Raid 1 500 gig drives (4 500G drives)
(1) DroboS with four drives in it
(2) 23+ inch monitors

Not a major con, but a little disappointing nonetheless

Other Thoughts: When I opened the packaging, a very acrid chemical smell was present. Odd.