
I like CyberPower Pure Sine Wave line for price per/watts. It is worth the money for the tech.

These are the best made UPS systems out there. I've used CyberPower and all of the other trash systems. Nothing compares to APC. Always get at least 1000VA. No matter what the on-line tools tell you, that's the minimum for a computer and monitor. Those lesser VA units are for stand-alone things like a router.


The ports are spaced out in a way that can fit wider charging adapters Relatively compact for the number of ports USB is a bonus

My+ old one died same modlue have had good service

Easy setup Clean looking Easy management

I have a CORSAIR AXi series AX760i 760W Digital ATX12V / EPS12V Active PFC Power Supply so I was looking for a PURE sine wave UPS, not one that has simulated sine wave. This one fit my needs and works right out of the box. Came fully charged. Software install was quick and simple, everything works.

Works great


nice spacing between outlets


Small and easily concealed. APC is a trusted brand in UPS makers.

GREAT if you have multiple wall warts to plug in. I use these power strips for charging wall timers that I cell. I can fit 6 of them on the power strip plues whatever else I have plugged in.


interfaces with NUT on NAS4Free server perfectly

Works as expected. keeps my devices running long enough for temporary power outages or for me to shut things down if I need to.

Ease of setup Available capabilities

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

Got here in 2 days. Put it in and it is working well so far. Got 7 years of continuous use of the one it replaced. Hope to get at least this long with these new batteries. Came in at 85% charged. After plugged for an hour it went to 100%. So, no issues.

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.