CyberPower - 750VA Battery Back-Up System - Black

Needed a small UPS for my in wall network, but the wall is only 2x4 so it had to be narrow. This worked beautifully!

This is really an upgrade from prior models! It has a nice low profile which I think comes from a new shape of a battery. I bought this as a backup for my router and network switches to keep the internet up and running for at least some time due to power interruptions and wanted it separate from the system that provides a similar function for the pc, knowing that the pc will drain the battery backup much faster due to a much heavier load. So far I am pleased.

Bought this for my sons gaming system and right after we bought we had a storm that knocked the power off. This battery pack did exactly what is was supposed to by protecting the system from electrical surge and keeping the system running so he doesn’t lose his progress.

Great battery back up for power surges, power outages, hurricanes! I love this product! It’s easy to set up and works perfectly. No more waiting for tv, cable, wireless, firestick... to reboot during annoying power surges!

So far so good. Fits exactly where I needed it to fit to protect my Wifi system and Network components during black/brown outs. I've had really good experience with other CyberPower Battery Back-UPS in the past and when I saw they had this slimline on sale, I bought it immediately. If you don't have battery backups at home, what have you been waiting for?

This was a great replacement for an old apc backup for my modem/router that finally died. The one reason I like the cyber power over apc is that you can silence the alarms.

The purchase of this back-up system was money well-spent. I’d recommend this to anyone who works from home. To lose power in the middle of a project can create both lost productivity and unsaved work. It’s a small investment that will pay for itself within one power outage.

So far so good. I haven't used CyberPower devices before, but as UPSs go, it seems to be doing the job. One thing to look out for is that you can't plug a copier/printer in the battery backup receptacles on these as it draws to much power. I tried it and every time I tried to print something the UPS would trip and cut power to everything it was connected to. With the printer in a surge only outlet, it works fine.