Belkin 12-Outlet Surge Protector Power Strip w/ 12 AC Outlets & 8ft Flat Plug, UL-listed Heavy-Duty Extension Cord for Home, Office, Travel, Computer, Laptop, Charger - 3,940 Joules of Protection

I hate oversized adapters! They always take up too much space and I was looking for something that would accommodate those oversized adapters along with my other plugs.Was using three different power strips just to accommodate those huge adapters and this was the help I needed, no lie! I even had an extension cord running for another outlet, hated the look!My set-up is three pc monitors, gaming pc, 5-port switch, mesh wifi unit, Western Digital NAS, and power for my lift desk. The old setup, I could only have two things plugged into the power strip that had my pc connected to it because the gaming pc was drawing too much power. Purchased this and to my surprise, I was able to connected everything to it! PC even had enough power to run which surprised me! The added bonus is the 3,940 Joules of protection since I live in an area that has issues with brown outs or power flickers when a rain drop or snow flake hits the power lines (joking of course but I'm not far off). Another thing I love about it, I have it secured to the back of the desk so when I lift the desk (power standing desk), no cords rip out!Well worth the money I paid for it and very satisfied

I had been using a tower made by an "unknown" brand, and the plugs kept falling out because the receptacles were too loose. You'd think these would be standard measurements....however, bye-bye tower, hello Belkin. The configuration of receptacles/sockets/outlets is also well designed.

This surge protector secures all your devices when there's a power outage.. it has alot of outlets which is really convenient for me...The charging speed is immaculate ..Get yours today

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I purchased this 12 receptacle surge suppressor to replace my older version with the swivel outboard receptacles. The receptacles on that one became loose enough that non-grounded plugs (2 unpolarized blades) common on wall warts and other devices were loose. This new simpler device has much better receptacles and plugs of any type are more secure. It also is more low profile. My main gripe at this point is the poor engineering that resulted in the mounting slots being one way only, and the wrong way up for mounting the device vertically. You have to mount it upside down if you want to mount it vertically to a wall or back of a TV stand for instance. I mounted mine with some 3M double sided mounting tape because it is unlikely I will ever remove it.

Feels like quality product, plug spacing is perfect and easy to use. The size is great and highly recommend.

Love this surge protector that I bought another one. Protected my precious electronics for many years. I had another one but that one didn't last. This one was a winner so I got more👍

Part 1Just reviewing the coax and phone jack connections and will later review the surge protection.Everyone who buys this product does on the reputation of Belkin. I am using it in my home for my modem, router, TV, TV box, DVD player and other devices. The first connections were for the TV coax cable and phone jacks. There were no instructions included in the box, and I could not identify the INPUT and OUTPUT connectors for these wires. It turns out that the "cable management" guide, which must have been an afterthought for the product, covered the markings on the case of the surge suppressor. I obtained this information when contacting Belkin support, which was quite efficient and helpful. It would be good if Belkin shipped the product without the guide in place so the buyer would see these INPUT and OUTPUT connectors clearly marked. Still, I am impressed with the quality of the product and will add a second review to this when I finish installing it tomorrow.Part 2Now for the ac power plugs. I needed all the space provided by this surge protector because the equipment manufacturers continue to make their power plugs align to cover adjacent outlets. I would have had to purchase additional extenders to angle the plugs away from the adjacent outlets, but not needed for this surge protector. It's also a messy look when using extenders. Got everything plugged in and running. It would have been nice if Belkin provided a paper diagram for the outlets for labelling. I have found that if you use stick on labels they will fall off. The coax outlets would have been nicer if they extended out the side of the protector since the wires usually come in from the rear of the cabinet and the coax wire is too stiff to bend.Improvement I would like to see Belkin make to the product:o Paper diagram of the outlets for consumer labelling; no one can remember where 12 black plugs connecto Clearly label the phone and coax jacks on the product itself, or ship it with the cable organizer offo Offer a 4-foot power cord for those of us who do not need 8 feet