Reviews by our members

• 3

  1 out of 1 members found this review helpful

  JBrent

  2024-05-22

  Verified purchase

  Quick and easy to set-up, including software on attached desktop PC. The only issue I have is that the sockets are too close together so I can only plug in 3 items instead of 4, as 2 of them have bulky transformer type plugs.

  • Battery life
  • Silent

  • Volume
  • Value for money
  Did you find this review helpful?YesNo

  Report
• 5

  2 out of 2 members found this review helpful

  achillesgk

  2024-04-21

  Verified purchase

  Lately, I have been experiencing frequent power outages, so I needed something to keep my modem running. I have also connected my wireless phone and tp link deco. Overall, it is a sturdy construction with 4 battery + surge outlets and 4 surge-only outlets. I have also connected the DSL cable of the line, with a drop (usually typical for UPS) of about 2Mbps in line speed (on a 50Mbps line). If I could find any flaw, it would be that the distance between the outlets is not large enough, and if a device has a strange plug, it may cover 2 positions. The direct competitor is the APC 850 BE850G2, which, besides the classic USB port, also has a type C port.

  Translated from Greek · Show original

  • Battery life
  • Silent
  • Value for money

  • Volume
  Did you find this review helpful?YesNo

  Report
• 5

  2 out of 2 members found this review helpful

  IamIronMan

  2021-11-24

  Verified purchase

  Very satisfied, I got it for the protection of my television and my mono amplifier. It does a perfect job, it already saved me twice since yesterday. My 8 outlets leave room for other devices that I may want to add in the future. Respect!

  Translated from Greek · Show original

  • Silent
  • Value for money

  • Volume

  • 
  Did you find this review helpful?YesNo

  Report
• 5

  24 out of 24 members found this review helpful

  l.oikonomou42

  2021-04-11

  I have it for many years (10, for sure), it lasted quite a while and without any problems, I didn't notice any noise or anything except for the usual noise when the power is cut off and the sound notification (beep) when it's in operation (power outage and it takes over). Of course, in the last 1-2 years (maybe even more), the battery had completely failed and I basically used it as a surge arrest. Last week, I had to change the battery with a good branded 12v battery, around 25 euros if I remember correctly (very easy change, unscrew a lid, remove the old one and simply attach the new battery) AND "light was restored". I have a good branded desktop with a 21-inch monitor. I unplugged it for testing and it lasted with normal PC operation (typing in Word, browsing, etc.) for almost 30-40 minutes. I could also see the battery's "decline" on the visual indicator and at the same time, it would notify me with different frequency beeping as the battery was running out until it reached a continuous beep when it reached its limit. What can I say, 10 years of a machine and with a simple battery change, it became brand new. I had it in the "indifferent" category (I was actually planning to get a new one out of laziness) and now I appreciate its value. Now, I will change the battery when I see a drop and the UPS will be revived. I will also order one for my wife who doesn't have one. The conclusions are up to you.

  Translated from Greek · Show original

  more

  • Battery life
  • Silent
  • Volume
  • Durability
  • Value for money
  Did you find this review helpful?YesNo

  Report
• 3

  5 out of 5 members found this review helpful

  antony209494

  2021-03-20

  Why didn't I see the above review earlier... On a relatively power-hungry computer that I have, it cannot properly transfer to the battery and every time the power is cut (even if I cut it myself), the PC restarts if it has a significant load (> 350w) at that moment. If there is no load (e.g. browsing, idling, office work), then it transfers correctly. For a simple to entry-level gaming PC, it's okay. I have an Xsilence PSU and maybe that's the problem, but for safety, as mentioned, for use in higher power consumption gaming/workstation PCs, prefer the CPxxxxEPFCLCD series if it fits your budget.

  Translated from Greek · Show original

  • Durability
  • Value for money

  • Moderate noise
  • Volume
  Did you find this review helpful?YesNo

  Report
• 3

  9 out of 9 members found this review helpful

  Dant3

  2019-06-12

  I bought it to replace a 10-year-old Accupower 1400VA, which I was very satisfied with even though it wasn't a top brand. Unfortunately, as mentioned in another review, it constantly makes a high-pitched noise that doesn't stop. I left it to charge the battery, hoping it would stop, but it continued. Since it's in a bedroom, it's unbearable, so I returned it. So, if someone wants to have it in a quiet room, I wouldn't recommend it. Otherwise, it does its job and has a convenient accompanying program. With a load of approximately 450 watts, it claimed it would last for 4 minutes. However, unfortunately, the software doesn't allow you to keep the computer on when its autonomy is less than 5 minutes. That's another downside, as essentially, when it has a load that would drain the battery in less than 5 minutes, it will shut down your computer immediately, regardless of whether, for example, a fuse tripped and it might take you 30 seconds to reset it. But I think that nowadays, all UPS devices with software have this feature...

  Translated from Greek · Show original

  more

  • Durability

  • Battery life
  • Volume
  • Value for money

  • Noisy
  Did you find this review helpful?YesNo

  Report
• 4

  14 out of 14 members found this review helpful

  xkls

  2019-02-22

  It is an honest choice of a low-cost ups. One negative aspect is that it produces high-frequency noise even when operating on electricity, which is annoying from a close distance (<1m). Personally, it doesn't bother me due to its location, but I believe it's worth noting. Also, I should note that out of the 8 outputs it has, only 4 provide power from the battery. Otherwise, it behaves as one would expect from a ups.
  If you want to use it for computer protection, be careful because it may not be compatible with some power supplies. For this use, check out the CPxxxxEPFCLCD series, which is a bit more expensive, but as an owner of both, I can say it justifies the difference.

  Translated from Greek · Show original

  • Battery life
  • Volume
  • Durability
  • Value for money

  • Moderate noise
  Did you find this review helpful?YesNo

  Report
• 5

  tzamer

  2024-01-18

  Verified purchase

  • Battery life
  • Silent
  • Durability
  • Value for money

  • Volume

  • 
  • 
  • 
  • 
• 5

  SG G4

  2024-06-06

  Verified purchase

  Very good product

  Translated from Greek · Show original

  • Battery life
  • Silent
  • Durability
  • Value for money

  • Volume
  Did you find this review helpful?YesNo

  Report
• 5

  Panagiotis_Tokmakidis

  2024-07-18

  Verified purchase

• 5

  kostas_mpaskos

  2024-02-20

  Verified purchase

  • Battery life
  • Silent
  • Volume
  • Durability
  • Value for money
• 4

  Roroutsi

  2023-04-21

  Verified purchase

  This review is about the power (va): 700 VA

  • Battery life
  • Silent
  • Durability
  • Value for money

  • Volume
• 5

  SerARGI

  2020-07-28
  This review is about the power (va): 1200 VA

  • Battery life
  • Silent
  • Durability
  • Value for money

  • Volume
• 5

  stamv

  2019-02-21

  • Battery life
  • Silent
  • Durability
  • Value for money

  • Volume