Best Surge Protector of 2024: APC Is Our Top Choice
this Belkin SRA007p12tt6 is an elegant-looking 12-outlet surge protector with a matte white finish that fits better on a table or other visible location than most other large protectors. The six outlets are widely spaced, with two 2.4-amp USB-A outlets and one 3-amp USB-C outlet (for a combined maximum output of 4.5 amps). The wall plug conveniently attaches to the end of the 6-foot cable at a 90-degree angle.
this APC P6WU2 (currently unavailable) is a chunky wall-mounted design with six side-mounted outlets and two front-mounted USB ports. Depending on what you insert, they may bunch up or not fit against the wall. The Amazon S9P658O300A00 can accommodate more plugs, but the footprint is somewhat similar. However, APC has a connected device warranty ($50,000), while Amazon does not. For something similar but smaller, check out the Belkin BSV300ttCW mentioned below.
this Belkin BE112230 Same flat design as the Belkin F7C01008q with switch, just without the switch. It has six widely spaced sockets and is said to offer 3,940 joules of protection and a connected device warranty.
this Belkin BST300bg (Currently unavailable) is a good travel alternative to Accell. It has 3 sockets on the front and 2 USB ports on the top. The plug rotates so you can position it in a variety of ways. The Accell is a bit small, but this is a good runner up.
wall mounted Belkin BSV300ttCW There are three sockets and two USBs, all on the front. Its most interesting design feature is a lipped top surface that allows you to tilt the phone while charging.
cube shaped Belkin SRA006p3tt5 Similar to the Anker, it’s a small protector on the end of a long rope. The Anker’s smaller size and dedicated USB-C connection are more convenient, but if you’re connecting to a larger wall outlet, they might be a better fit.
