Belkin 8-Outlet Surge Protector, Power Strip with 6 Rotating AC Outlets & 6ft Long Plug, Heavy-Duty Extension Cord for Home, Office, Travel, Computer Desktop, & Phone Charger - 2,160 Joules

This surge projector was perfect for a lot of plugs that needed a lot of extra space. It was exactly what I was looking to use it for.It did a great job at protecting my monitors and computer during a surge and died instead of my computer and monitors. Money well spent!

This thing is great, the adjustments let you put a variety of plugs in it. Used since purchase without issue.

Perfect for my media setup. Decent build quality, good amount of protection, and the design is really handy. Great value for what it’s capable of.

So well made this power surge protector.My son has the full size one of the same brand for years now and no issues, so when I saw this one, more portable, I knew I had to have it.I needed an extension cord but did not want something cheaply made.Perfect and I love the fact that the 3 prong plugs swivel and that there are even 2 extra plugs on this thing.So that is 5 plugs that swivel and 2 that do not. A total of 7 useful plugs.I did wish the cord was a little bit longer, but 6ft is very fine.Very pleased as I got this from Amazon Warehouse and it was still perfect.Thank you Amazon and Belkin.Super Product.

I bought this because of the movable outlets and the flat plug shown in the first photo in the product listing. That must be an old photo. What I received had your standard large 3 prong plug. Not flat. I kept it because I love the outlets, but the cord sticks out from my wall and is a tripping hazard because the plug is not flat. Amazon, please update the listing photo.

This surge protector is exactly what I wanted. You can spin the outlets so those big boxy plugs will fit on the strip. It is frustrating when you buy a surge protector with X number of outlets, but the big boxy plugs only allow you to plug in half as many devices. That is not an issue with this protector since you can spin the outlets so all the plugs can be used. Great design.Oh, one other pro- this is NOT one of those surge protectors where you have to have a "main" device that is always on so the other devices will work. If you don't know what I mean...here's the deal- Some surge protectors make you have a "main" plug. That plug determines if the other devices will receive power, or not. So if you plug your computer into the "main" plug, all the other devices will only get power IF the computer is on. What a pain....This protector does NOT work that way. There is no main plug, so I love it!So far, no cons to report. It is a good protector that allows you to use all the plugs.

I got one of these a while back not just for surge protection but for the rotating outlets. The one thing I always hated about using surge protectors and power strips is that big adapters would make adjacent outlets unusable. The rotating outlets eliminate this problem.While I can't speak to the surge protecting functionality as I have not yet been in a situation to see how well it works, I have to point out that several people in the reviews are complaining that this surge protector doesn't do something that it isn't meant to do. There are several reviews complaining that the device ailed to protect against a lightening strike. It's not supposed to do that. Surge protectors protect your devices from the surge generated when your power comes back on. That's it. Have you seen how powerful lighting is? It heats the air around it hotter than the surface of the sun! Do you really think a block of plastic, wires, and resistors stands a chance against that? Perhaps if only a bit of stray voltage finds it way into your home it might help, but not a full on strike. Please, before reviewing any product, make sure you understand what it is actually made for.

I normally buy cheap surge protectors for the house, mostly because I'm more interested in plugging more electronics into the outlet than I am actually protecting equipment from power surges. We have a bit of a cramped space behind our entertainment center though, and I was sick and tired of having to pull everything out and rearrange all of the cords in order to plug stuff in. I wasn't sure what to expect when buying this because, again, I've only ever owned the super cheap stuff, but I was very impressed with the quality of this.The 6ft cord is really nice. The longest I've ever had is maybe half of that. There's a neat little indicator light that tells you whether the stuff plugged in is both protected and/or grounded. I guess that's good for peace of mind. The pivoting plugs is what I bought this for and they work just as I expected them too. Some cords have bulky adapters on them and this lets you plug most stuff in without any hassle. No more blocking plug-ins with phone chargers and what not! There's also a nifty little cord clip to help manage the stuff that is plugged in. I'm fairly lazy about this so I don't care about it too much but it's a nice little bonus.One of the most intriguing aspects of this is a lifetime warranty on the surge protector itself and then an additional $150,000 warranty on anything that's "properly plugged in." I haven't had to cash in on any of these yet, so I can't actually speak to how easy any of it is to claim or what kind of hoops you have to jump through for replacements and repairs. Still, it's kind of cool to know that your thousand dollar TV could be replaced just because of the type of surge protector you bought.All in all, I'm very happy with this purchase. Not only does it do what I needed it to, but it comes with a couple extra bells and whistles like cord management and product warranties that makes it almost impossible to not recommend getting one. Suffice it to say, I think I'm done with cheap power strips and will probably eyeball Belkin's products when on the prowl for a new one. The thing looks and feels sturdy as heck too.