Tripp Lite Protect It! 7-Outlet Surge Protector, 1080 Joules - Black Housing

This is a good power strip. I bought one a couple of years ago to plug my PC, wireless router and modem into and it has protected my equipment from power surges more than once. I bought another one a few weeks ago to plug my TV, cable box, DVD player and Amazon Fire TV stick into. So far there have been no power surges but when they occur, I'm sure this power strip will do its job. The slim, sleek design makes it unobtrusive also.

When you need to plug in a big screen TV, a Computer, and a Printer, this is for me! Plus you can hang it on the wall behind something! I don't have to worry about overloading!

I wanted a surge protector that would fit on my desktop where I could plug in my computer and printers. The one I chose was reasonably priced and met my needs nicely.

I purchased two of these and very happy with them.

Great product. Very sturdy. Make sure to measure to get the cord size you need.

I use this strip outlet in the garage to power 3 battery tenders hooked up to 2 motorcycles and a boat battery. Quality of this unit is far above the common power-strip. Love the pilot light and the impressive surge protection specs. I will buy only these strips in the future.

We only use Tripp-Lite surge protectors. They offer a variety of option types, and frankly the included insurance coverage provides an added piece of mind.

Great product and easy to replace an old and dusty barely working surge protector. Get yourself one of these nice new surge protectors from Tripp-Lite. They have a great warranty and protect all of your valuable equipment.

Perfect number of outlets for my electronics including laptop. 4-ft cord is just the right length to fit behind my desk. I now have a sense of security in case there is a power surge.

I recently purchased this surge protector for our desktop computer, printer and modem. It seems to be a good product with a good brand name. Too early to tell how reliable it is but it comes with a warranty protecting the equipment plugged into it. The only con is it doesn't have a right angle plug.