CyberPower Essential Series CSB600WS - surge protector

This 6-outlet surge protector was just the thing needed in the kitchen of a home built long before we had lots of separate electrical appliances in the kitchen. I could have bought just an outlet extender but the surge protection means we won't have to worry about the Keurig or the Kitchen Aid appliances that are so necessary but so costly.

Both sides swivel and hold the plugs really well. The only draw back is that I wish it had an off and on switch like some of the other models. It really organized my cords behind my TV and on for my appliances on my counter top.

THE OUTLET CLEANED UP THE BACK OF MY ENTERTAINMENT CENTER. NOW I DO NOT HAVE A MULTI OUTLET STRIP, SITTING ON THE FLOOR. THIS WORKS OUT GREAT, BEING A SURGE PROTECTOR THAT PLUGS DIRECTLY INTO THE OUTLET.

Love how compact it is - really takes no more room than a regular plug in - but gives the protection you want!

Works as it should with all my plugs including transformer plugs such as my cordless phone! A great purchase!

Love these, I have ordered these before and will order them again. They fit flat against the wall. So furniture is not way out from the wall. Wonderful is all I can say.

Takes up entire outlet, but becomes a surge.protector. gives you 6 outlets instead, that allow the cords to lay flatter against the wall due to the swivel.Nice feature.

I returned this item to the store. This item was purchased to protect and organize the wires for my Keurig, my cordless phone and other cords for chargers. This item is well made and looks attractive. I love how the cords can swivel closer to the wall all neat and tidy. But unfortunately this item needs a center screw for stronger security and stability. I didn't like the give and pull when I would go to remove a cord.

Does not fit very snugly into the wall socket. But it works.

I wanted to use this for my bathroom so I could plug in all of my rechargeable toothbrushes. Turns out, I don't think you can use a surge protector on a GFCI outlet, it broke after plugging one toothbrush and an LED nightlight. There was a plastic piece sticking out of the back which I guess you are supposed to plug into the outlet along with the metal prongs but it wouldn't fit into a GFCI outlet, only a regular outlet, it was half hanging from the wall.