I have a computer, a monitor, speakers, and a television. Every time we had issues with fluctuations, it would notify us! In cases of power outages (2 times) or the 2 times the general power went out, it had satisfactory uptime, the beeping can be annoying, but it's okay! Unfortunately, just after 2 years and a few days (on Monday), we had a power outage and the whole system shut down!!! While it's supposed to notify for battery issues, it never worked, and the program's indicators were always zero. It was bulky, but as long as it lasted, it did its job. However, I don't understand why everything has to die as soon as the warranty expires? In conclusion, if you want to spend 150+ for 2 years, it's good, but unfortunately, it didn't deliver what it was supposed to deliver...

The battery failed after 3 months of operation, with a 4-year-old Dell computer and monitor.
update * it was repaired, and ultimately replaced with a new one.

I upgraded from the Powertech Line Interactive 1050VA (PT-1050) to this one because after buying a new PC, whenever there was a power outage while gaming, it couldn't hold it anymore unless I was doing some light tasks (e.g. browsing).

My new PC has an 8700k processor, Sapphire 580 8GB graphics card, 16GB RAM, 750W power supply, 2 HDDs, and 1 DVD drive. I also have a 24" monitor and a 2.1 speaker system (approximately 40W) connected to the UPS.

With all of these running, even during intense gaming where the graphics card is at 100%, the UPS only reaches a maximum load of 35%-40%! I saw this load in the program that accompanies the UPS, which allows you to adjust various important functions, such as how the UPS behaves during a long power outage (e.g. shutting down the PC properly).

Overall, I am very satisfied with my purchase. I needed it because we have a power issue at home, and sometimes when multiple devices are connected, the overall power drops, which is not ideal for a PC. Also, voltage fluctuations are equally dangerous, so I didn't want to take any risks. Especially with a new PC.

As a company, I am quite satisfied with Powertech, as the change from the previous model, which I had for 3 years (replacing the battery at 2 years), was purely due to upgrading my equipment and not because of any issues. That one is now working on my family's lower-demand PC.

The truth is, it is a bit bulky in size, but personally, it doesn't bother me. It also has a fan at the back that operates in case of a power outage to help maintain the temperature. This makes the UPS completely silent during normal operation, and you only notice it when the fan starts in case of an outage.

Nevertheless, I will give it 4 stars. Firstly, for the price I bought it (140€), which I personally consider a bit expensive, and secondly, because I would have loved to have a screen to easily see useful information (you can do this through the program, but I would prefer a screen). These, of course, should not be serious reasons to discourage someone who wants to protect their equipment from purchasing this specific model. I highly recommend it!

Good ups, it lasts about 10 minutes when the power goes out, enough time to save and shut down the computer, but after 2-3 years the battery needs to be replaced.

How long it will last depends on how loaded your computer is.

For 1.5 years now, it has a DVR camera, a 40-inch Nova router, and it still lasts about 40 minutes. At first, it was more powerful, but gradually it needs battery replacement. It is even reliable during voltage drops. It is slightly bulky and has moderate noise when providing voltage. It is completely silent when on standby