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USB-C puts out 4.2A steadily, better than the rated 3A. Doesn't shoe any issues I'd associate with cheap tech like voltage drops on the USB when a 110 device is plugged in.

1. (ostensibly Pure) sine wave output when on battery. This is important for power supplies that use active PFC. If you try with square wave (cheapo), PSU won't turn on, and that includes moniters. Modulated sine wave (stepped) works, but will burn out psu after several minutes of runtime, as it is stressful on the solid state switching components. 2. Features work as advertised. LCD works great, package was shipped in good condition, program shuts down computer when power goes out, etc. Also has good voltage regulation. 3. Price At minimum, if you want a UPS for any modern PC equipment, you need to have stepped or modulated sine wave output. This works for a few minutes before the chips in your PSU overheat and burn out (you will also hear a buzz from the parts vibrating at various frequencies as your PSU tries to deal with it.) The price of these modulated sign wave UPS are generall 150 to 200 and above. Yet Cyberpower, if their marketing and UL certification is to be believed, has come up with pure sign waves at a lower price. Pretty good deal if I say so myself.

Easy setup Clean looking Easy management

Powerful, well made and with numerous outlets and great features

Operated exactly as advertised. This review unit arrived with excellent timing. The day after I installed it the power here went out for over an hour with several outages the following week! Not only did the BU 600 keep my cable modem, gigabit switch and a high end router running without missing a beat, I was even able to keep my phone charging. Estimated run time with the new battery and minimalist load was 3 hours+. Of course age reduces the battery capacity, but if you use this product in your server room, it will keep your web connections and routers running like nothing happened for at least 60+ minutes Management software is a free download. The unit was detected on my win7/64 laptop USB and windows drivers installed, and then I installed the APC software. No eyebrow raisers there. Wall mounting holes a nice touch. USB charge port @ 1.5amps shows engineers are listening to customers. I'm seeing this all over the business lately. I just bought a nice desk lamp that has a USB charge port on it.

- Arrived well-before suggested delivery date. - Well-packaged to prevent any damage. - Set-up was easy with minimal, but very good instructions. - It has been in use for almost two weeks, and there have been no electrical incidents where the backup needed to turn on, so . . . will need to wait to comment on reliability. - Connected to the Back-UPS 1500 are an iMac with two ext HDD's, a Mac mini M2 Pro w/ 4TB of SSD, a studio monitor, and an OWC mini stack STX with a 4 TB HDD and 4 TB of SSD.

This power strip is actually somewhat attractive, as far as powerstrips go. It has a low-profile enclosure, and a good looking fit and finish. Unused outlets can be covered with built-in "doors". GND Indicator lights are a nice added feature.