This UPS has 8 outlets, 4 protected and 4 unprotected, compared to 6 outlets on the unit I replaced. It is possible to replace the battery on your own. Easy to set up. I should get atleast 2 years of usage out of it before needing to replace the battery

Nice little unit that keeps my internet router and network switch safe from power outages. Same as the APC unit but a little less expensive.

This is my 2nd Cyberpower backup. The first one died after about 4 years. The old one could not get a replacement battery. The new one does. I run my phone lines, computer, monitor through the battery backup surge protector plugs. I run other accessories on the plain surge protector plugins. They all run fine. I recently added a Brother plain printer and the juice requirements were too much for this model....so it does not have surge protection....no big deal. Very satisfied with Cyberpower.

I didn't realize you had to hold the power button for 3 seconds to turn it on initially, so I thought it wasn't charging. However, it's easy to charge and allows me to plug in 4 outlets to the battery and 4 are just through the surge protector. I even plugged a surge protector into one of the battery outlets for additional devices. Had a storm within a week of purchase. Wouldn't have known the power went out if not for a lamp in the room, which was not attached to the Cyberpower.

I wanted a compact battery backup to protect my router and network gear from power outages and blips... This unit is small enough to hide under the shelf and yet provide 4 UPS outlets and 4 more surge protector outlets. My only complaint, and I can't really blame the power strip, is that my router and microtower bricks cover two outlets each. If the outlets could turn 90 degrees, I could plug in 4 devices.