Customer Ratings & Reviews

WORKS GREAT FOR OUR NEEDS, RETURNING TO BUY ANOTHER FOR OUR BUSINESS.

Bought a few of these for my 3d printer farm. After have purchasing one for my NAS to prevent data loss. They are great quality and are super easy to work on if your batteries need to be replaced. Great product and recommend anyone looking to protect their expensive electronics to grab one.

You cant go wrong with CyberPower. I have two of these backups for my PC and entertainment system. Both have worked flawlessly doing their job without issue. If using this in a cabinet(entertainment system) definitely verify the size and then add on 3" or 4" for the plugs. Was a tight fit but works.

Great price, built like a tank, and it will keep you going with unstable power. Fantastic unit.

It is great to have a battery that does not go screem every time the electric flickers.

Great little UPS. It’s smaller and lighter than my old one I was replacing but seems to handle my hardware just fine. With all my stuff overclocked I use between 500-550 watts while gaming. While mining on 3090 FTW3 it hovers around 440 watts.

Purchsed to protect my PC setup from power loss/surges when my older (and smaller) UPS suddenly died. I have not had a power outages or surges since I installed it, so I can't yet confirm how it will perform during one of those evenmt. The self-test says all is good so I will assume it will work as advertised. Do wish some of the outlets were not so close together in case I acquire additional items with the dreaded 'wall-wart' type plugs, but at this point was able to get everything plugged in. After reading several reviews where users stated the item arrived with the box damaged, I decided to take the time to go pick this up at my local Best Buy store.

I needed something to maintain my 18 TB NAS, Computer, and switch in my office. My power is uneven and experience many power outages. This has worked well and gives me roughly 20 minutes to shut things down when the power goes out. Works with my Netgear RN526X NAS and will automatically power down.

Pretty great unit, I have multiple hard drives, and 850W PSU, and an RTX2080 yet it only pulls about 220W. Not too sure about the software. I turned off the power and it didn't show a disruption. My PC seems to like the Sine Wave.

Works great with my 12th gen i9-12900K and rtx 3080 with 7 fans and RGB lighting powered by corsair 1000 watt power supply. It gives aroud 5-6 minutes of in game runtime at around 580 watts power draw, which is plenty to save my game an exit to windows and wait a few minutes to see if the power comes back on. If you are maxing out your power supply with more than 900 watts this may not work for you. Had to buy this one as the standard square wave ones don't work well with corsair power supplies.

A must for anybody running multiple expensive electronics and want to protect them. Better than a warranty.

So far, so good. Came out of the box and was charged the recommended time. Has worked flawlessly ever since. The real test is coming up as the rainy season and the Hurricane season are coming up soon. We will have many opportunities to test the technology coming soon.

I love that this unit is not overly chunky, has nice slim body and is quiet, as in it adds no additional noise to work area. There are 2 ports on the front that I have cables attached to charge devices, love this. I would both recommend this item and would purchase an additional one if needed.

Seems to work great. Simple to power up and connect.

If you have anything you want not to get fried if power surges are frequent then the price of this is well worth whatever it’ll be that you’re plugging into it

The only thing that keeps it from 5 stars is the orientation of the plugs on the back. Some of my devices have plugs that because of the way they are covers some of the outlets

Hard to get very detailed about a review for such an item, I can't say it has yet saved me during any power outages, nor has it seemed to fail. Overall, this review really isn't helpful because the device is insufficiently tested across different conditions.

My main UPS was getting some age on it (5 years, I think), and when we had a power flicker the other night, it dropped like a rock. I could have replaced the batteries for about half of what a new unit would cost, but I'd still be working with a 5-year-old device. I opted to buy a new one.

So far so good. Have it hooked up for our big screen TV and cable box. Haven't had a chance to "test" it yet, but comfortable it will do what it is supposed to, as well as provide a short period of continued watching if we take a short power hit or sustain a power outage.

Does the job well and has many features. Plenty of power to run everything I need with the protection.