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Have purchased several APC UPS products in the past and I was not disappointed with this model. Like the small foot prInt with the outlets located on top. Working great so far.

Small size means its not a pain to find some place to put it. Plenty of outlets all with surge protection half with battery back-up. Front panel display will tell you more than you probably want to know, but turns off so it doesn't annoy you. Software is thourough but doesn't use a lot of resources. Lost power twice and the UPS has powered down the system as configured. Our utility power drops out frequently. Although usually for a fraction of a second, these dropouts are long enough to turn off TV's, DVR's, and make me go around resetting all the clocks. I wanted a UPS to keep me from losing work or ending a game in the middle. So far this UPS has passed every test.

Great size. Easy to install Good software (when you have the right version) Love the screen that will let you know what is going on when you want to.

Low cost, nice design, dependable, generous capacity for the cost.

I had previously bought a CyberPower CP1500AVR900W to support my substantial Home Theater System which was suffering problems with frequent power fluctuations from my rural electric service. It has solved all of those problems and even kept the entire system going during several brief power outages. I bought this less powerful but more fully-featured unit for my computer system. It seems to have no audible alarms but when it comes on an LCD display illuminates. Using a switch below the disply, you can toggle through the input voltage, the output voltage and hertz, a bar graph of the battery power and some other useful information. When the power goes out (I just pulled the plug for a test) the LCD display shows a bar graph of the battery power, a bar graph of the power load upon the unit and calculates the time it will continue to power those devices, which in my case was 33 minutes. I didn't load the shutdown software as I have time to do it myself.

- doesn't necessarily require software to check it's operational status, has its own LCD display menu - large enough for a PC and medium size flat screen TV

Easy to set up and use.

Able to run my gaming computer at max potential with my monitor for 3 minutes or more, enough to withstand a electric blink.

This nice reliable unit has saved me on 3 occasions now. Super glad I bought and in fact, may buy another in the near-future.

Let me start by saying I have an APC Smart-Ups 750 from 2004 that to this day is STILL running like a champ. I've replaced the batteries about 4 times in that time frame. This model looks, feels, and smells just like the old with a more modern front panel and cloud service port. It feels just as well constructed and in almost every way functions the same. The updated display lets you change certain settings and displays the current load and charge. The SmartConnect network port is a fantastic addition to this device. It connects to the APC SmartConnect cloud service and monitors your UPS at a simple and basic level. If it's online or on battery, estimated runtime, charge, temperature, firmware version, input/output voltage, load, when you should replace the battery, warranty date, and an event log. It will send you an email with the alert level you would like as well. This is REALLY nice feature out of the box without needing to add a management card, which they can get pretty expensive.

Good battery backup at a good price

I have used this brand before, and the batteries are interchangeable with my other UPS brands.

It works as advertised.

Like the display. Sits up. Keeps the current at a constant because of AVRG. A lot of plus with and w/o battery