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Works great, the extra outlets on the side provide some more space for large AC adaptors. Long cord is also very nice

The plugs are aligned in such a way, that most wall-warts can be used with it, without one crowding out the other. I use this to power my guitar stomp boxes in my home studio. Each stomp-box has their own wall-wart/converter. I am able to run 6 pedals with no crowding, with 2 slots to spare. The Belkin is also built really well, with a long (8'), thick power cord. It is a heavy duty strip. The built-in 2500 joule' surge suppressor is more than adequate for most needs as well, offering good protection for any electronics plugged into the strip. I expect years of trouble-free use.

this surge suppressor is just perfect. i bought it in order to protect my very beefy workstation setup and so far so good. i love the front switch and as well the amount of outlets. recommended :)

I was able to setup this power strip and then link it to Alexa very quickly. I can recommend this product to anyone that needs voice control over their power situation as I do at my desk.

Works like it should, nice spacing on outlets.

has nice low profile and dust covers. BEST IS HIGH JOULES RATING. WHY WHOULD YOU WANT TO BUY 1 W/LOTS OF OUTLETS WITH LOW JOULES. AS i UNDERSTAND, EVERY DEVICE PLUGGED IN WILL LOWER THE JOULES RATING ON EVERY SPIKE. THIS ONE IS VERY NICE. NICE LIT, GREEN, CLEAR PLASTTIC TAB ON THE END IS ALSO APPROVING.

Because of this surge protector I was able to detect and repair 2 improperly installed outlets and a bad ground on an entire circuit. It all started when the "not grounded" light came on for one, and then several of my outlets as I got curious and tested them all. The first one ended up having a ground but reversed polarity (the hot wire was on the neutral side of the plug and vice versa). Another outlet turned out to have a bad plug (I had spares from replacing other outlets that were ugly/old). The remaining problem outlets were all on the same circuit and I was able to trace the problem to a junction box with poorly bonded grounds. I actually measured several Megohms of resistance from the neutral to the ground on these outlets and knew something was up. The resistance normally should be very low, a few at best. Other than that I couldn't really measure how well it "filters/cleans" the noise from the lines but everything appears to be working well. It's convenient that the outlets face lateral to the length of the strip as many newer power adapters stick out to the side.

All the protection one needs, computer related devices, phones, and any device plugged into it. The large space for extra wide power supply's for devices.