I purchased another surge protector strip before this one. It was lightweight and didn't have the features of this one. I wanted a respectable joule rating and an printed clamping voltage. This one fit the bill, and the weight told me that it had MOVs to resist a voltage spike.

The test will be if it protects against an actual surge. While I hope that never happens, I think the Monoprice 10 is up to the task.

It is important that I have plenty of "J`S" in my power strip. The guitar amplifier head and the audio effect units are very expensive. Some of which are no longer made & are not able to be replaced.-I have 6 Monoprice power strip units. I will not use anything but Monoprice, in this or many other situations. I can not afford to buy some of the "Name or common use name brands. It is almost a joke. There is a very popular company that sells power strips. They also make very expensive musical gear. I have just one example. This company sells keyboards that run from 10,000 U,S, dollars on up. The same company sells power strips with their name on them for 40.00 on up.

Love it! Exactly what I needed! With all the different types and shapes of power plugs used by companies (such as idiots like Amazon or Google who shape them differently for a pure money grab?), I really needed a power strip like this with the flexibility to accommodate the various shapes of power cords I have for my DVD player (regular plug), home phone (big square shaped plug) and a Google fiber modem (big fat round shaped plug), all 3 of which took up all the space on a standard 6-outlet power strip that I couldn't plug anything else into.

I waffled back and forth about whether I wanted or even needed to spend $30 on a freaking power strip, but decided to do it anyway, and I'm so glad I did it now because instead of 3 devices taking up an entire power strip, they now only take up 3 out of 10 outlets, leaving me 7 more available to use should I need to.

Just plugged it in, it works great, thanks.

I got this to help manage power connections for my PC, printer, powered USB hub, and other electricity-using devices. The rotating outlets seemed like they would be great for using with AC adapters. They are, but there's a catch. You still can't put two larger adapters next to each other, even with one of the outlets rotated. That wasn't enough for me to return this, but it was very disappointing.

It's a step in the right direction.
Usefull for 3 prong plugs. Less usefull for 3 prong blocks as many of the blocks have the pin in the wrong position: the cord exits the block on the same side as the pin. In such a case the rotating outlet cannot be used. when the surge protector lies flat.

Works fine!

This is a versatile, durable surge protector. The 8? long cord makes it easy to locate the strip out of the way.
The directional outlets make it easy to plug in various size cords as well as various size chargers.
This surge protector is ideal for any office setup.

Work great, easy access!

Really awesome. Finally you can use all of the available outlets.