Belkin Surge Protector Power Strip - 6 AC Multiple Outlets - Flat Rotating Plug, 8ft Long Heavy-Duty Extension Cord for Home, Office, Travel, Computer Desktop & Charging Brick - White (720 Joules)

I needed a smart surge protector for Christmas. Easy setup, beat build, works exactly as it should, had the right amount of outlets and spacing for my needs, and works seamlessly with Google assistant. Perfect.

Great power strip with surge protection. Love that the plug can rotate to allow for optimal cord placement.

I've been using this for nearly a year now with no issues. In FL, we've had some pretty severe storms and power outages as well as power surges and this protector has kept all my electronics that are plugged into it safe and functioning. It's also priced pretty well and not overly expensive. When I'm in need for another power strip I'll certainly come back to this

Never had an issue. Kind of tight. Might want to looks elsewhere if you have blocky chargers.

As a basic 6-outlet surge protector, this product is constructed well and performs as expected. I have had no connectivity problems after about 2 months of use. Beyond the basics, this product offers a flat, rotating plug and an 8 foot cord. This is extremely convenient for me, as I use one of these to connect to an outlet behind a piece of furniture that blocks an outlet and is flush with the wall. The 8 feet of cord give plenty of flexibility for positioning the surge protector, and I don't have to worry about damaging the cord, damaging the couch, or rearranging furniture. Another feature that I have found convenient is the location of the on/off switch. It is located on the short end, on the side opposite of the cord. I have an additional surge protector connected behind my computer desk, and the location of the on/off switch greatly reduces the chances of the unit being accidentally switched off by feet. There are no lights on this surge protector. At the time of purchase and at the time of this review, the product description states that this surge protector has "rotating outlets for ease of use." I assumed that this meant each of the 6 outlets on the surge protector rotated to make working with oversized plugs easier. This is not the case -- only the plug on the cord rotates. If this product was described properly, it would receive 5 stars instead of 4.

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.

I bought the Belkin 6- Outlet power strip a few years ago. It has space for all things plugged or to be plugged in my living room. I have since bought 2 more, one for each child that now has their own home.

This is my go-to power strip that I keep a supply of and replenish with more when I run out. It has (almost) everything I could want in a power strip. I have found this to be the most universally usable power strip for applications around my home. BENEFITS: (1) So many of my outlets are hidden behind furniture or appliances. This with its wall hugging plug make it easy to extend access to outlets that are otherwise covered up. Better yet, the 360-degree rotation is great because you can start going in the right direction without having to loop around if it isn't already angled in the right direction. (2) Even when not blocked by something, I think it looks nicer to have a power strip subtly plug in hugging the wall instead of perpendicular to it. (3) And it gives you the flexibility to rotate around most any other plug that may have a fixed direction that can vary among non-rotating wall hugging plugs. (4) The 6-foot power cord is great too. And if you don't need that much, you can leave it bundled up and I found it stays nicely out of the way for my applications using it for shorter distances. I just use Velcro straps to keep it tidy. (5) It has a subtle on/off button that you aren't likely to accidentally trip, which I prefer nicely tucked on the end. (6) No LED light emitted if you want to keep the area dark and not noticeable. (7) I like the slim & sleek look that seems more polished than your basic power strips. DRAWBACKS: Virtually none. But if I had one wish, it would be that the outlets on the strip be oriented sideways so larger AC adapters hang to the side instead of covering more outlets. But you can use power-strip liberator adapters to help with that.