I wanted a power backup to avoid nuisance power resets for an office setup of a computer, monitor, modem, voip telephone, and small computer speakers. As i had no method to measure actual power, i added up the claimed power ratings on each device with a resulting range of (600,870) watts. (energy = power * time) Using the CyberPower LE850G energy storage spec meant it should last for 3-4 minutes at this power level so i decided to take a chance on it given the price was good relative to some other products and had the right number of battery backup outlets for me. (note that not all the outlets are battery backups, this was the least expensive model that had enough for me.) After adding the ups to my system, it turns out that the software can report actual power use and my actual power use if about 10% of what i thought it was going to be based on adding the individual component power ratings as mentioned above. The end result is that the claimed battery backup time is about 30 to 40 minutes, which is enough for me. (note that i'm not trying to keep my system powered for hours as i'm assuming i'll always be around to take action as needed. however, the software can be set to turn off the computer when the battery is drained to a certain level, so it is reassuring that the computer will shut down gracefully even if i'm not there.) all in all, very pleased with resulting backup time suitable for my low-end home office needs without having to spend thousands of dollars for a larger ups. and, it was a good laugh to have done the math but reality meant a much better end result. your mileage (and math) may vary.

I have this mounted on the wall in a network closet for a school. It should provide 90 minutes or more of uptime for the one switch attached and the POE injectors for the WiFi network in the building.

I'm really enjoying my new Samsung 7" tablet. It's size is perfect for a carry along. I'll use it a lot when I don't need my laptop or need just a little more than my cell phone. The screen is very sharp and there are lots of apps you can use with it. Streaming movies is a breeze and makes watching a pleasant experience. I haven't explored all it's capabilities yet but I'm looking forward to seeing the many things it can do.

I am glad that I have chosen this UPS for my needs. I use it to power my computer and all accessories. its extremely reliable. Quite often, the power goes off and on, but I don't feel any interruption, while before having this UPS I would lose the work I am doing when the power interruption occurs. Its a great product at a very reasonable price. I recommend it for any person who needs a reliable UPS.

Cyber Power seems to keep their prices where you can actually afford their UPS. The quality is very good. I have purchased and replaced a few cyber power units. I have found it a lot less hassle to replace the unit rather than the batteries. I got this on sale so it eased the pain of having to replace the one I have that no longer holds a charge, also a cyber power. It ran for years so no complaints. Batteries don't last forever. Like the multi positionability (if that is a word). I have mine standing upright like in the picture. It's big, but the profile is fine for under the desk against the wall. I am just pleased with the cyber power units, they do the job, last a good while and are affordable. I repurpose the old units even though the battery doesn't work for surge suppression where I don't need battery backup.