I have a Synology NAS, a Xiaomi Yeelight, and the router connected to it, and it kept them on for about 1 hour during a power outage. It also communicated with the NAS, which went into safe mode. Excellent product!

The 6 ports provide backup power and are more than enough. It keeps my server rack running for 1 + 1/2 hours, so for the money I am satisfied.

It does what it promises. Many slots to put whatever you need. Attention: even though I had the devices turned off and disconnected (plugged into the UPS but the power adapters not connected to the devices), during a long outage it fully discharged in a few hours!!! It doesn't smell like some others.

Amazing UPS as expected from APC (with its excellent batteries). It easily supports a Mid tower (with RGB lights etc.) with a 650W power supply, i5 13500, 2 conventional hard drives, 2 SSDs, dual-fan liquid cooling (Coolermaster ML240L), and a 27-inch 2K DELL monitor.

Sturdy construction with good quality materials. Small in size. Easy to install, as it has the shape of a power strip. An important advantage is the ability to change the battery, which, however, when it runs out, takes quite a while to recharge. In one or two power outages so far, it worked perfectly. So far so good.

It provides power in case of power outages but not in voltage fluctuations, so it is not recommended for sensitive equipment. It is not Line-Interactive. Prefer a more reputable one for protection, such as the CyberPower BR1000ELCD

After 10 months of use, there was a 5-minute power outage test and everything went well. Many outlets and completely silent.

If you have many small devices and need protection, it is a one-way street. Like a big power strip, you can hang it on the wall or just leave it on the floor. Silent and compared to the Chinese ones, it doesn't heat up at all. To change the battery, you just need to open a small door. The data cable is included and was immediately recognized by the Synology NAS.

I have connected a monitor, speakers, and a tower. First, I checked the purchase reviews and saw good ratings, so I bought it... Useless, I live on an island and we often have power surges and frequent blackouts... From the first moment, the computer shut down, not even a margin to think... @Lou's UPS

I was completely satisfied. During a power outage, you had enough time to shut down everything you have connected.

It seems to be quite good, successfully lasted for 20 minutes the following: mini pc (90watt), pc monitor (35watt), cash register (small), thermal printer, wireless phone, and finally OTE router. For me, it is enough time to organize my work in case of a blackout and to see my open tables and print orders so that my work does not remain unfinished. I consider the price to be fair at €118. Now, as for its durability over time, only time will tell.

Excellent value for money. Quiet, no smell (because I have read about burnt smell with other UPSs), I use it for iMac. It came with a special cable that you connect to the computer and when the power is cut off, you set the time for automatic shutdown. I would highly recommend it.

UPS of this type (power strip style) are the best available and I am writing this while I also have the Legrand Keor, which is its direct competitor.

The APC Back-Ups:

1. Has a fairly long duration depending on the load. I use it to power a NAS and a small switch.
2. Has multiple outlets.
3. Has USB A and C ports for mobile charging.
4. Is almost silent.
5. Is cheaper than its direct competitor.

Yes, it is a bit bulky, relatively unattractive, and cannot be placed vertically.

Buy it without fear.