Belkin6-Outlet Surge Protector Power Strip, 6ft Cord, 360° Rotating Plug - 1080 Joules Protection

I livSo far it is good, only time will tell. I and they are quite strict on what kind of surge protectors you can as thy are inspected by the fire department regularly. I* was told that 15 amp would be good and the maintenance looked at it and said would pass. It is good looking too.

I highly recommend it

The Belkin Surge Protector Power Strip is a highly practical and versatile tool for managing your electronic devices. With 6 AC outlets, it allows you to plug in multiple devices, making it perfect for home offices, entertainment centers, or workspaces. The flat rotating plug is a great feature, as it helps save space and allows for a more flexible setup, especially in tight areas or behind furniture.This surge protector offers peace of mind by protecting your devices from power surges, and it’s built with durability in mind. The cord length is ideal for reaching outlets at a distance, and the compact design makes it easy to store or transport. Whether you’re powering multiple electronics or safeguarding your devices, the Belkin Surge Protector is a reliable and well-designed choice!

Haven’t let me down once, amazing surge protectors, and I could foresee buying more in the future, who knows?

They make a good product...The on off switch is located on end of unit. The product would be better if switch was on top where yo can see it.

great electrical surge should be used by every one of us in the country!!!!!

Does what it’s supposed to, protects from the surges.

Surge protectors are always just kind of "there", so I never thought I'd have to buy another for as long as I lived. I probably have at least a dozen lying around, but with each one, I ran into a problem that this one solves.Under my desk, I use a surge protector that lays flat and supplies some of my peripheral devices with power -- think, desk lamp, novelty lighting, speakers, etc. With the traditional design of the reset switch on the same face as the plugs, I'd commonly kick it off. Luckily, I've got a pretty decent UPS for my main components, but it's still a pain to be working late into the night and watch your life flash before your eyes because you think there might be a power outage. Check the digital clock behind me, and... okay, just me kicking the button again.I bought this option because it's one of surprisingly few with the reset switch located in a recessed space adjacent to the cord -- and it was the best brand name for a reasonable price with such a feature.I may not trust this with valuable electronics or excessive wattage, but for an everyday surge protector, it does its job and it does it well. The core competency here is the recessed reset switch, which is somehow both easy to reach when intentional and hard to reach when unintentional. This is a feature of which other manufacturers should take note.