~Highlights~
***** Rotating AC plug-in points
***** Multiple (2) USB charging points
***** Plugs directly into wall outlet- no extensions involved
***** Easy and convenient to sue in areas with limited space or where tripping over cables may be a hazard
I've been using this for about a month, and so far it has lived up to all expectations. It maintains connections well, and the maneuverability of the AC connections make it easy to use without any overlap of cords, which is often a problem with other surge protectors. My only complaint is that it only plugs into one of the outlets, and covers the other one, which I worry reduces the available power across all 6 outlets (plus the USB outlets). It also lacks a USB-C outlet. Otherwise, I'm quite pleased with it and its performance, not to mention convenience. I would highly recommend it to anyone requiring a simple surge protector with USB charging capabilities. I currently use it for my HTC Vive Vive Virtual Reality system.
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| power outlets | 6 | 9 | 5 | 6 | — | 12 |
| number of ports | 6 | 11 | 4 | 6 | 10 | 12 |
| plug type | NEMA 5-15P | Type B | Type B | Type B | Type B | Type B |
| number of usb ports | 2 | 2 | 4 | — | — | 4 |
| amperage | 15 amps | 15 amps | 15 amps | — | 15 amps | 15 amps |
| power plug type | type b 3pin na | type b 3pin na | type b 3pin na | type a 2pin na | — | type b 3pin na |
| voltage | 125 volts | 5 volts | — | 14 volts | 125 volts | 125 volts |
| maximum surge rating | 1200 joules | 1250 joules | 1680 joules | 980 joules | 4800 joules | — |
| material | Plastic | Polycarbonate | Metal Oxide | Plastic | — | Polycarbonate |
| compatible devices | computers,tablets | Air Conditioner | [USB Devices, AC Devices] | — | — | bathroom outlet, garage outlet, bedside outlet, kitchen outlet, home office outlet |
From the manufacturer
Power Solutions for the Modern Home
Why Do You Need Surge Protection?
Surge protectors, or surge suppressors, absorb spikes in energy caused by storms and electrical power surges, safeguarding connected electronic equipment.
Where to use
Home & Small Office
Safeguard your costly computer equipment from potential damage that can be caused by power spikes and surges.
Home Electronics
Keep your smart-home devices protected during surges and spikes in power.
Personal Electronics
Guard your gear and prevent damaging spikes and surges from reaching your small, personal electronics.
Home Theaters
Protect sensitive televisions, satellites, and cable boxes from power surges and spikes.
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Voltage
| 125 | 125 | 125 | 125 | 125 |
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Suppression Rating
| 1500 Joules | 1500 Joules | 900 Joules | 500 Joules | 900 Joules |
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Outlets
| 6 | 6 | 6 | 2 | 4 |
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USB-A
| 2 (2.4 Amps Shared) | 2 (2.4 Amps Shared) | 1 (3.6 Amps Shared) | 3 (4.2 Amps Shared) | 4 (4.2 Amps Shared) |
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USB-C
| 0 | 0 | 1 (18 Watts Shared) | 0 | 0 |
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Swivel Outlets
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Plug Style
| Wall Tap | Wall Tap | Wall Tap | Wall Tap | Wall Tap |
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Plug Type
| NEMA 5-15P | NEMA 5-15P | NEMA 5-15P | NEMA 5-15P | NEMA 5-15P |
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EMI/RFI Filtration
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LED Indicators
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Top-heavy, but good enough that I ordered a second.
I purchased one of these CyberPower surge protectors with swivel outlets a year or so ago and plugged all of my gaming equipment into it, like my PlayStation Vita and Nintendo Switch consoles, and my power cords for the Switch Pro Controller and PlayStation Dualshock 4 stand. When I need to plug something into a USB port for power, I use the two ports on this outlet and have never had a problem with it. It powers everything flawlessly. I ordered a second of the same kind and plugged it into an outlet under the bar in our kitchen. The second surge protector has had problems with it falling out of the socket just enough that it loses power. I know this because our robot vacuum and wifi lightbulb are connected to that surge protector and they send me notifications when they are disconnected from the network. We don't plug and unplug things from that outlet, and the most motion it sees is the robot vacuum docking nearby, but it doesn't bang into the wall. So what's the problem?The surge protector is designed to be used in a standard outlet with two plugs. On the back, it has three prongs that go into the bottom outlet, but only a ground prong that goes into the top outlet. This means if you have everything plugged into the top of the surge protector, it's top-heavy and it gets pulled over and out of the outlet. I have repositioned my hedge-trimmer battery charger, which is a large plug, to the bottom of the outlets, but now it blocks two and a half outlets instead of just taking up one. If the plugs were in the top outlet, or better yet, the surge protector had dummy prongs that fit into the top outlet, it would be more secure and I could give it 5 stars. Right now, it's just shy of perfect. 4/5 stars
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Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2018
***** Rotating AC plug-in points
***** Multiple (2) USB charging points
***** Plugs directly into wall outlet- no extensions involved
***** Easy and convenient to sue in areas with limited space or where tripping over cables may be a hazard
I've been using this for about a month, and so far it has lived up to all expectations. It maintains connections well, and the maneuverability of the AC connections make it easy to use without any overlap of cords, which is often a problem with other surge protectors. My only complaint is that it only plugs into one of the outlets, and covers the other one, which I worry reduces the available power across all 6 outlets (plus the USB outlets). It also lacks a USB-C outlet. Otherwise, I'm quite pleased with it and its performance, not to mention convenience. I would highly recommend it to anyone requiring a simple surge protector with USB charging capabilities. I currently use it for my HTC Vive Vive Virtual Reality system.
Excellent design that prevents plug overlap, plus allows for USB charging in addition to your normal AC plug-ins
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2018
~Highlights~Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2018
***** Rotating AC plug-in points
***** Multiple (2) USB charging points
***** Plugs directly into wall outlet- no extensions involved
***** Easy and convenient to sue in areas with limited space or where tripping over cables may be a hazard
I've been using this for about a month, and so far it has lived up to all expectations. It maintains connections well, and the maneuverability of the AC connections make it easy to use without any overlap of cords, which is often a problem with other surge protectors. My only complaint is that it only plugs into one of the outlets, and covers the other one, which I worry reduces the available power across all 6 outlets (plus the USB outlets). It also lacks a USB-C outlet. Otherwise, I'm quite pleased with it and its performance, not to mention convenience. I would highly recommend it to anyone requiring a simple surge protector with USB charging capabilities. I currently use it for my HTC Vive Vive Virtual Reality system.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2016
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2016
The surge protector is designed to be used in a standard outlet with two plugs. On the back, it has three prongs that go into the bottom outlet, but only a ground prong that goes into the top outlet. This means if you have everything plugged into the top of the surge protector, it's top-heavy and it gets pulled over and out of the outlet. I have repositioned my hedge-trimmer battery charger, which is a large plug, to the bottom of the outlets, but now it blocks two and a half outlets instead of just taking up one. If the plugs were in the top outlet, or better yet, the surge protector had dummy prongs that fit into the top outlet, it would be more secure and I could give it 5 stars. Right now, it's just shy of perfect. 4/5 stars
Top-heavy, but good enough that I ordered a second.
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2016
I purchased one of these CyberPower surge protectors with swivel outlets a year or so ago and plugged all of my gaming equipment into it, like my PlayStation Vita and Nintendo Switch consoles, and my power cords for the Switch Pro Controller and PlayStation Dualshock 4 stand. When I need to plug something into a USB port for power, I use the two ports on this outlet and have never had a problem with it. It powers everything flawlessly. I ordered a second of the same kind and plugged it into an outlet under the bar in our kitchen. The second surge protector has had problems with it falling out of the socket just enough that it loses power. I know this because our robot vacuum and wifi lightbulb are connected to that surge protector and they send me notifications when they are disconnected from the network. We don't plug and unplug things from that outlet, and the most motion it sees is the robot vacuum docking nearby, but it doesn't bang into the wall. So what's the problem?Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2016
The surge protector is designed to be used in a standard outlet with two plugs. On the back, it has three prongs that go into the bottom outlet, but only a ground prong that goes into the top outlet. This means if you have everything plugged into the top of the surge protector, it's top-heavy and it gets pulled over and out of the outlet. I have repositioned my hedge-trimmer battery charger, which is a large plug, to the bottom of the outlets, but now it blocks two and a half outlets instead of just taking up one. If the plugs were in the top outlet, or better yet, the surge protector had dummy prongs that fit into the top outlet, it would be more secure and I could give it 5 stars. Right now, it's just shy of perfect. 4/5 stars
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Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2023
Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2019
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Jock McBile
Good brand, Decent price. Easy to use.
Reviewed in Canada on August 4, 2019