Customer Ratings & Reviews

I love it. Its small takes up very little space. My old one was twice the size. Having a USB port helps out not having so many wires anymore. No more extra wires hanging around to charge up my cell phone and tablet.

I don't know much about power surges. I do know about the expense of my purchase and thunderstorms. I follow the recommendation of professionals.

I bought a panamax 360 power strip that died within a year. I was disappointed because my other Panamax products are still going strong. Ive owned 4 Monster power strips the past 9 years including this one and only 1 has failed me in the past and it was an early model from 2008. The rest of them are still working. Although there is a negative stigma towards Monster and their snake oil marketing one thing they do well are these power strips. They also filter out noise from my directv coaxial line which sometimes contaminate my amplifier. I have an old house with power that trips up every now and the and this power strip has been working well for about a year now

This surge protector has as many plugs as you could use, and ports for charging a tablet and a phone/MP3. Plus it has up to a $50,000 guarantee to cover damaged electronics if it fails. Great buy!

Execellent for high priced items requiring protection. Easy to use & plenty of outlets for electronics.

I love the peace of mind knowing that my components are protected against those weird Colorado Thunder Storms and Electrical Displays of Power in the sky. The Has plenty of outlets and the cord is long enough to stretch throughout the backside of my entertainment center. It could be a little longer, but fits the bill just fine. You can never go wrong with Monster!

After suffering a major power surge in my home and having all my electronic equipment survive (major appliances did not!), I recognize the importance of surge protectors. These are warrantied by manufacturer and I hope I never have to use this warrenty.

I was looking for a surge protector that didn't have too many outlets but also had enough for what I need to and wanted to plug in. Also great cause it has plug in for phone and cable.

In addition to the multiple connection points, power stabilization and surge protection, this power strip blends in with the equipments and appliances it serves. Very intelligent design.

This surge protector is large, sturdy and has plenty of outlets. I keep it turned on, but it works great. I even ran my cable line through it to keep from frying anything else.

This seems like great quality and has worked great and has a great protect warranty for the items plugged in to it and wall mountable

This has just the right amount of plugins for the place I need it in and is rated for a lot. Let's hope it protects against the next lightning strike.

I like the design of the Monster surge protector. It is slim and not bulky like my old one I had before.

Plenty of outlets (8) for all your electronics. Have had No issues at all. Very happy with this purchase.

Purchasing this item is similar to purchasing insurance. You don't need it, until you need it. So better safe than sorry. If you're going to protect your valuable electronics, you might as well protect with quality products

This Monster Power Surge protector is a good bargain and guarantees protection of your home theater equipment up to $600,000. I like the low profile with 6 outlets and the 2 USB plugs. This handles all I need to protect my equipment.

Perfect amount of outlet for our Mwdia center and easy to mount on the wall.

Love the USB ports and power protection. YEAH!!!!!

I have never felt this safe with my PC plugged in to an outlet before this. Back when we had those thunderstorms with lightning here in California I was worried about having my PC turned on. I was very impressed with the fact that the electricity was flickering and my PC was just fine. Money well spent for sure.

There is not a great deal that can be said about a surge protector other than the fact that it appears to be appropriate for the several items that are connected into it. I feel that I have to assume that if there was a power surge, this would prevent damage from taking place.