BelkinPower Strip Surge Protector with 8 Outlets, 6 ft Long Flat Plug Heavy Duty Extension Cord + Overload Protection for Home, Office, Travel, Compuer Desktop & Phone Charging Brick (3,550 Joules)

If you're looking for a quality surge protector with many outlets Belkin has you covered. It offers a good amount of energy protection and is backed by a lifetime warranty which has my vote of confidence. The outlets are spaced out well and face outwards to avoid being blocked by large power adapters. I would strongly recommend it for places like your desk where you might have the need for many outlets for your computer and chargers!

This is the third time I have bought this. This one is for a gift. They are very good and the price is reasonable. I did my due diligence before buying it and it has lived up to my expectations.

Have had it for a couple of weeks. Using it to protect a cable modem and mesh router. The large adapters for these two items cover some of the adjacent outlets but not an issue for my use-only if you really needed to plug in eight things. There is an led to let you know it has power, and an indicator to let you know if your outlet is not grounded. There is a plastic cable management piece on one end but it is easy to remove if it its in your way. I have not had a power surge yet that I know of to know how well it works. I bought this for the Belkin name and the relatively high joule rating.

One thing that I like about Belkin is that they have been around a long time and are a trusted brand for this type of product. I also like that you can go to their website and they have all specifications, including the all-important clamping voltage, listed, so you can find the exact product you need for your situation.This product is very nice except for one thing: it only has 500V clamping voltage, which is marginal for protecting computer equipment or high-end electronic equipment. Unfortunately, the clamping voltage is not listed in the description or anywhere I could find on Amazon's website and their Rufus agent even mis-identified the clamping voltage). Rest assured that the official Belkin website does list all of the specifications correctly, so be sure to go there to verify everything to make sure it is what you want. Also, to be fair, it is also clearly listed on the side of the box that it comes in. Unfortunately, Amazon does not have a full picture of the side of the box, so there is no way to know this from the information listed on the Amazon website.that said, 500V clamping voltage is still well below a lot of other surge protectors in this price range, which often have 600V or 800V clamping voltage. Be sure to do your homework regarding the clamping voltage before using for protecting a computer. And if it does not list clamping voltage, don't bother relying on it for surge protection.As for the product, it is very nice and is very flat physically, so it will be useful for a lot of my equipment that doesn't require a high level of surge protection.Finally, I should mention that I did order the Belkin 12-outlet, 4320 Joule surge protector (Belkin #11223008), which has 330V clamping voltage (verified on Belkin's website) that is perfect for protecting my computer and high-end electronics equipment. And it is only about $10 more than this product. In case you are interested, that product can be found on Amazon at https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000JE9LD4?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1Given the fact that I need a replacement surge protector

I have purchased two of these now, one of them thirteen years ago. Not one single problem with either one of them. Just placed their 12 outlet big brother in my cart. Yeah, they are not cheap, but if they save your pricey equipment...

Bought this in 2020 and had out TV, router, and cable connected to it. We have a whole home surge protector in our electrical box; however an electrical surges still hit us in a storm. Fridge and range were damaged but this Belkin saved the TV/WiFi. It did the job and caught the surge but burned up a little (see pics). Thanks Belkin!

We Hook up all our expensive and important electronics to a Belkin. Their reputation and quality have been consistent.For cheap lamps and other non-essential things a discount store generic may be okay, but for any equipment that matters, go with Belkin.

If you are looking for a well made heavy duty surge suppressor this is the one you want. I purchased two of these units, one to go behind my TV stand to manage all the cables there and one for my son's computer. The main reason I chose this model is how the outlets are oriented. It allows some flexibility when dealing with standard plugs as well as power blocks that take up more space and often block one or more outlets when they are inserted. It's also nice to have a slot for running the cables from the side so you can wire manage them all and make it look a lot neater.I am also a big fan of the angled plugs and believe they provide for a much more secure and consistent connection. They are not easily bumped causing small unintended power disruptions. I am not using the RJ6 connections and honestly, I don't know anyone who really would now days. But I guess why not have them.Based on past experience I know Belkin makes quality components and this one is no exception. I have no trouble recommending this device. Well made with a good design that provides a lot of flexibility.