CyberPower CP1500PFCLCD Pure Sinewave UPS Battery Backup, 1500VA/1000W, LCD Display, 10 Outlets

​If you care about your gear, buy this UPS. The 1000W capacity and Pure Sine Wave output are perfect for high-end PCs, ensuring everything stays stable during outages. I love the tilting LCD for quick status checks, and the AVR handles power spikes silently. It's powerful, reliable, and keeps my most expensive equipment safe—highly recommended

This is the newer version of an older model I used for almost 4 years before It needed to be replaced due to brown outs. We have a ton of Brown Outs in Bush Alaska. Honestly couldn't believe it lasted for as long as it had. Hope to get the same out of this one.

I do not know the battery life yet but this a plug in unit ready to use! we have VERY frequent power outages/surges that were destroying electronics and jeopardizing my 99 year old mother stranding her in her electric bed chair. This Cyber Power tower solved all of our problems!

This UPS allows me to run my high-powered gaming computer when the power goes out (which is a frequent occurrence in my locale). The LCD is very clear and provides lots of useful information. I'd buy this unit again if I had it to do over.

Very good backup for a small home network with a modem, router and 1 switch. It will last 3 hrs per the screen usage but time will tell once the power goes out.

This works excellent -- I purposely unplug it just to watch my computer and internet service stay on without a glitch. This one has option to keep the display on and see everything at a glance, i.e. external load and incoming voltage. It also keeps a running count of surge "events" (which I plan to use against my power company). I also bought this one's cousin -- the "non-sinewave" version for about $40 less, which works just as well but it doesn't have all of the cool display features.

Nice quality battery back-up power supply. Easy to set-up, comes with plenty of outlets and works great. If it's like my replacement unit, should last at least 5 years. The only drawback is these units aren't easy to replace the batteries, so you'll probably eventually replace the entire device. As typical for these, they are rather heavy, but once you set it up, you shouldn't need to move it. BTW, this unit is large enough to backup a TV which smaller units can't handle.

The units we have had before have all been different brands and the prices are about the same considering the difference in years between purchases. This is defintely the best of all! Very simple software that I downloaded and installed before the unit actually got here. Same software came with it on a disc. After it installed, I never had to do another thing! With our past experiences, we were guessing all the time about what was going on. This one is so easy to understand how to get the most out of the software and the available choices on the readouts on the unit face. If you have any simple knowledge of electricity, you can easily understand what the unit will tell you ........for example: you will have a whole new understanding of how your pc and peripherals are using electricity. Everything is real time and you know from second to second how long the UPS will keep things going if the utility service goes down in a storm or something else. BE SURE TO GET A GOOD IDEA OF WHAT YOU NEED IN THE WAY OF CAPACITY! CYBER POWER SAYS NOT TO LOAD IT WITH MORE THAN 80 PERCENT OF ITS CAPACITY!!! PAY ATTENTION TO THAT! I haven't known in the past how much the power needs were varying like when it first starts up, or when you suddenly ask your pc to do something requiring a lot more intense use of the processor. The way ours is set up with only the pc plugged in, it may require another 100 watts extra when the processor is really busy. Add to that our 32 inch monitor and several external harddrives and you see real quick that sticking with that 80 percent of maximum is very important. I haven't found any problem or even an idea of something else I wish it did. This unit is very well thought out and put together. As usual, I haven't read the operator manual. Haven't had a need to read it! I don't know if this has a fan in it or not. It never gets very warm and it makes no noise. The only time I have had heard any noise is when I pulled the plug to hear the alarm. It works and is plenty loud! The software provides a desktop gadget that you can use to monitor what is going on in case you can't see the face of the unit. I just can't think of anything but good things to say about this Cyber Power PFC 1500VA LCD Sinewave Adaptive Intelligent UPS. We will be buying more units just like this one to go with other computers, etc.

amazing product i run a ps5 pro, 77in oled tv, a usb cooling stand, a dual charger and a 500sq air purifier thru it.

I've had it about a week and it hasn't let me down yet lasting through one blip in the power. The Wattage used read outs do not appear to be accurate but close enough for general information. I have not used the front usb, much but they are not hooked to the battery. Do not plan on charging your phone from the usb ports during a power outage you will still need an adapter. However when all is normal freeing up 2 usb ports on my computer is extremely handy(when i get around to using them more). The LCD is nice, but if you are running on a computer, the included software and windows gadget, is just as good. If you are in the market for a UPS check your wattage used on load before ordering. Most setups do not need more than 450Watt. In my instance this UPS will give me about 5-8minus of uptime running at about half load (400-500watt)