Belkin 8-Outlet Surge Protector, Power Strip with 6 Rotating AC Outlets & 6ft Long Plug, Heavy-Duty Extension Cord for Home, Office, Travel, Computer Desktop, & Phone Charger – 2,160 Joules

One of the fancier surge protectors I’ve owned
I normally buy cheap surge protectors for the house, mostly because I’m more interested in plugging more electronics into the outlet than I am actually protecting equipment from power surges. We have a bit of a cramped space behind our entertainment center though, and I was sick and tired of having to pull everything out and rearrange all of the cords in order to plug stuff in. I wasn’t sure what to expect when buying this because, again, I’ve only ever owned the super cheap stuff, but I was very impressed with the quality of this.The 6ft cord is really nice. The longest I’ve ever had is maybe half of that. There’s a neat little indicator light that tells you whether the stuff plugged in is both protected and/or grounded. I guess that’s good for peace of mind. The pivoting plugs is what I bought this for and they work just as I expected them too. Some cords have bulky adapters on them and this lets you plug most stuff in without any hassle. No more blocking plug-ins with phone chargers and what not! There’s also a nifty little cord clip to help manage the stuff that is plugged in. I’m fairly lazy about this so I don’t care about it too much but it’s a nice little bonus.One of the most intriguing aspects of this is a lifetime warranty on the surge protector itself and then an additional $150,000 warranty on anything that’s “properly plugged in.” I haven’t had to cash in on any of these yet, so I can’t actually speak to how easy any of it is to claim or what kind of hoops you have to jump through for replacements and repairs. Still, it’s kind of cool to know that your thousand dollar TV could be replaced just because of the type of surge protector you bought.All in all, I’m very happy with this purchase. Not only does it do what I needed it to, but it comes with a couple extra bells and whistles like cord management and product warranties that makes it almost impossible to not recommend getting one. Suffice it to say, I think I’m done with cheap power strips and will probably eyeball Belkin’s products when on the prowl for a new one. The thing looks and feels sturdy as heck too.

Great
This thing is great, the adjustments let you put a variety of plugs in it. Used since purchase without issue.

High quality with a lot of options.
Great surge protector with lots of cable options. The pivoting outlets are the reason I bought it and it provides the angles I needed in a crowded AV rack. The only gripe is the sheeth material is very tough and difficult to bend into a track system and needs a lot of break in time.

You’re going to love this strip!
This device is really great for my bedroom, I keep it mounted on the wall above my night stand so I have plenty of visible, easy to access outlets for whatever I may need them for. I always hated reaching behind my bed or looking for a spare outlet so this thing helps. The plus themselves do swing very easily, which is very helpful so no matter how it’s mounted you shouldn’t have difficulty rotating the plugs to fit your needs. No more problems with large pack plugs that need to be plugged into the last slot or cover up other plugs (think old school nintendo plug packs, those large fat square plugs that were a nightmare for extension cords due to their size). You shouldn’t have any issues, plus with 8 available outlets, you should be covered for average use. The orange button on the end allows for easy shut off for the entire strip, and it doesn’t glow too brightly that it’s a nuisance but does give off light so you know that it is on. Great device, I highly recommend!