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Top-notch durability and quality Excellent customer service Monitoring software is useful and unobtrusive

Thin frontal profile, LED screen turns off, beeper can be turned off with a real button, real on/off button, large capacity, lots of UPS outlets, lots of surge protected outlets, USB connection to PC, very easy to change a battery when the time comes, the free, downloadable software "Power Chute Serial Shutdown" is easy to use and functional.

Since i live in florida power outs are normal enough that i just had enough and didnt want my new pc to get hosed when i wasnt around. So i bought this and man its worth ever cent. The Powerpanel has a nice self-test to see that the backup is working fine and the log of when and how long the power went out is interesting to see as well as if the unit is charging and how long it could last on battery. Works on Windows 10 64bit

Had to replace an 8 year old model Cyberpower unit that had the motherboard die. I have had excellent luck with Cyberpower and this is the first unit I have ever had to replace.

Easy setup Clean looking Easy management

- Low Cost - Relatively Small - Work perfectly for what I use it for (Lighting) - USB Charging Port is Nice... I use it to charge my cell phone instead of using a charging dongle - Spacing for the outlets is quite nice as well - I like the power cord, it has a nice length on it and an angle on the end

After having my iMac 27 inch 4k desktop computer, G Raid external 4 TB and rooter plugged into the CyberPower 1000 VA 600 Watts UPS, many power outages have occurred, along with surges. This baby protected everything from damage. Even if the power level dips (flickers), this UPS reacts to even out the power. I have it set up to power down the components after 10 minutes loss of power although there is backup power for 1 hour. I live in Pisgah Forest, NC where we get many thunderstorms in the summer and wind during the winter and spring.

Well packed manufacturer packaging. Very clear multi-lingual user manual that is well worth the time reading the few pages in your chosen language. Very clear warning markers attached to UPS. Very difficult to install and use this unit without seeing the warning marker to connect the internal batteries. Silent operation; it does not have any fans on/in it that I can tell. Novel "master slave" outlet pairing. Lose power to the "master" device and the "slave" device turns off immediately. The manual tells me this feature is disabled by default, but read the user manual carefully to fully understand it's operation.

No setup required, just works.

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

Although I've only owned this for 3 weeks or so and I have yet to have a power outtage, it appears that everything is working correctly. Also, even though my graphics card reccomends at least a 650W CPU the most my system has ever used was 300W. I guess that means I can plug more things into it.

This is the last component of a new desktop system. All the parts from the barebones up are from Newegg, the machine is a joy to behold and a pleasure to use. All devices were compatible with Mint 19.

- Actually WORKS AS DESCRIBED. - Completely SILENT Operation. - Excellent & Informative Display. - Compact & Easy To Set Up. - Economical & Affordable.

Simple battery connection and change out, no need to use screws and dis assemble the unit like other brands. I have had these ware out over many many years but they still last the longest and easy to swap out old batteries is a must for me.

We have these throughout our office areas to give employees a chance to save their work in the event of an outage. APC has been solidly reliable for years now on several different models of UPS, including these. Like the extra outlet that is offset for large AC adapters. Has four plugs for battery backup and four that provide surge protection only. Note that anything plugged into the four sockets labeled "Surge Protection" will not have power in the event of an outage. Those sockets are only for surge protection (thus the label.) The sliding panel on bottom for battery access is more convenient than the old ones that required a screw to be removed when you were going to initially connect the battery or replace it.