Customer Ratings & Reviews

work well for 5 years happy with performance and savings

Does what it says just works a lot better than a APC.

Software is great though you do have to pay for any of the remote access. I have ky PC and Ultra wide 49" monitor. Already the lights went flickering all day one day and kept my pc powered on without issues.

Works great and easy to set up. It is heavy so be careful when you lift it.

It already saved me from 3 power outages already, everything connected had power and could turn off my devices safely.

Works well, software helpful, display great Easy to hookup.

This device has been a great addition to our setup. Not only does it reduce the risk of damage to our sensitive hardware, it has provided overall better performance and efficiency for our home system. We experienced a little off-gassing but nothing too noticable.

Great little battery back-up. We get frequent power surges, so I hooked up our networking equipment to this. In our area the cell service is nonexistent. So anytime we would lose power, we would basically lose connection to the outside world (text, calls). I have a modem, router, UNVR, and switch all hooked up to this and it will power them for about 60 minutes. When the power flickers, this switches seamlessly to power without dropping a beat. Recommended

I bought this as a battery backup for an iMac. It's by far the best battery backup unit I've ever purchased, but also the most expensive. It will run my iMac in a power outage for over 1.5 hours if it's not powering anything else. I've had several CyberPower units over the years and all have been very reliable and do exactly what they need to.

Happy with this purchase. Best Buy had it in stock and picking it up was super easy. It meets my needs by providing power for my modem, NAS, network switches, and POE cameras when I have random power outages. I've had a couple of power outages since buying this and everything stayed powered up with no issues! I'm glad I bought this.

A good inexpensive ups. The sinwave is important only if you have a high end powersupply in your computer. A poor ac sine wave can cause psu's to fail. If you have a gaming computer and experience random crashes it could be dirty power. This will fix that if this is the case. This is one of the cheepest ups's that have a good sinwave generator built in.

Great product, Nice display. If need a UPS for and printer and other devices its best to have as high a Wattage UPS so that you keep the Total Draw under 80% to get the most time out of it. The other is power regulation to keep the "juice" clean from brown outs and Voltage spikes. That is the main reason I got this because I don't need power fluctuations to damage my important Data Transferring or Encodingwhich would cause me some serious time and effort to fix.

This unit keeps my new i mac running after a power outage so I can power it down.

This UPS has the capacity and number of outlets to power your office. I bought this one to back up my TV, Bluray and cable box. I have one on my router so I still have internet through a utility power outage. Good value.

the product work very will would highly recomende to other people

I run this and an older CP1500PFCLCD, which has been on pretty much continuously for over 12 months--never had an issue with it. Prior to that, I had two APCs which died just after the warranty period. These Cyberpowers are great! And I hope this one holds up well--it's really nice looking, too.

So far works perfectly as needed ! Purchased for gaming pc because my power is wanky at the house . It’s saved me so far every time with no issues .

I purchased my first gaming pc over two months ago, and needed a sine wave battery backup system to protect my investment. This new pc uses a 850W power supply, and can draw as much as 600W at times. This ups provides the protection my new pc needs. I have had no issues with it. It has been a good purchase.

This UPS works just fine, and is trivial to set up. My only complaint, which I have had on EVERY UPS I have ever owned, is that the outlets are too close together. It claims to have 12 outlets, 6 battery backup enabled and 6 not. But I am only able to use 6 of them. Most of the devices I use have AC to DC converters that greatly exceed the size of a normal plug. Also, the outlets assume that any converter can be placed horizontally. But the prongs on two of my converters require vertical positioning. So they eat up three outlets each. Even the plugs that do not involve converters can't be placed in adjacent outlets. Their plugs are slightly too thick. Would it be so difficult to use the same battery, but put it in a much taller container so that all 12 outlets can be spaced farther apart? The designers of this product also need to accommodate at least two converters on each side that require vertical positioning. They thought they accommodated one on each side. But all but one of my converters exceed the length that their "widely-spaced" outlets can handle. So, just as with my previous UPS, I have two devices I would like to plug in, but I cannot because the spacing of the outlets is not sufficiently far apart.

Very pleased. Installed in a few minutes. Works Great