Belkin N300 Wireless N Router Power Cord

Had an N300 router but stepped up to this puppy. I'm getting 45-58mbps now. Strong signal. Great purchase!

I needed a surge protector with a longer power cord for a solution so I selected this Belkin model because of other solid experiences with Belkin products and their warranty on this product. Finally, the price for my needs was most fair.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This Belkin surge master surge protector is great! I really like the fact that it has a 12 foot power cord on it. I’ve got plenty of cord length to stretch it to where I need it. I like that it not only has the six outlets that are side-by-side but it also has a separate outlet off by itself that accommodates something bigger like an adapter as opposed to a regular plug. The safety covers are nice because I can close any off that are not in use. The lights near the power switch clearly show that the surge protector is working. The phone and modem jacks being on the end means that they’re not gonna get in the way of the other chords. The plastic bar on it lifts up and down easily to keep those cords down which is a nice little feature. Belkin has done an awesome job putting so much into a surge protector to protect my electronic devices. This one is a must to consider if you’re in the market for a new one. I definitely recommend it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Such a useful little thing, this Belkin Boost Charge 4 port USB power extender has solved my problem of having cords plugged in all over my house. With this one handy dandy block I can charge my phone, my new Watch 6 that actually does have an unexpected type c cord, my little handheld duck fan, and of course my Belkin power bank ALL at once, in the same amount of time as with individual charging blocks all over the place. No lag in charging, no tripped breakers lol, and only one outlet needed. The extender cord is quite long and much appreciated since I can have it in an out of the way area but still be able to grab my device really quick if necessary. With an attached cord wrap this little guy is perfect for traveling also, compact and easily packable. But heads up- you do need to supply your own type-c power block which I wasn't expecting but not an issue since they are readily available at major retailers. Great addition to my stash of electronics helpers :)

It's a must have upgrade router in keeping you in the forefront of wireless power that Synology does so well especially for their well know NAS.

I purchased this case to house a 3U Mackie DL32R audio interface/recorder and it is perfect for this application.  I mounted a wireless router on top of the Mackie and also mounted a power strip in the rear to power the Mackie and the router.   I then routed the power strip power cord from the rear up through the unused 1U area.  When in use, I keep the rear cover on  and position the unit vertically on the rear cover.  I remove the cover on the top end and pull out the power cord plug  end and plug it into an outlet to power the Mackie and router.   This also allows access to the I/O connectors on the front panel of the Mackie.  When finished, I tuck the power cord inside the spare 1U area, replace the top cover, and wheel it away.

I use this to provide backup power for my satellite internet, wireless router and VOIP phone system. Occasionally, it also powers my laptop and external LCD. Works great and has more than ample reserves. Functions out of the box with Apple Macs and seemlessly integrates with Energy Saver in OS X via the included USB cable. No Cons so far.

I bought this AP and a related router to replace an aging consumer grade wireless router which I had. Setting up this AP was a breeze and I'd recommend this to anyone wishing to implement or extend a wireless network in their home or small office. The thing to keep in mind is that this is intended to be mounted on a wall or preferably a ceiling. The router only requires a network cable and you use the included power injector to power the unit. This AP will require some other device to route the traffic from your web provider. Configuration is easy with the Unify controller software installed on your pc. Wait for the AP to power on, load the software on your pc (on the same wired network), and let it look for and provision the AP. You can configure a single combined SSID for 2.4 and 5ghz or separate and configure a guest network if so desired. Once configured, the AP has been running without issue solidly for a few weeks now. I have my PoE injector in my office and plugged into my UPS along with my modem, router, and switch. If the power goes out, all of the wireless and internet access will stay up. Be sure to test all your ethernet cables prior to installing everything. I had multiple issues with the cables I was going to use initially. One cable would only allow a max 100 connection, the other would allow gigabit, but the rj45 connector was able to pull back just enough while connected to cause an intermittent connection. Swapping to higher quality cables solved these issues. I have a 3800 sq ft house in an L shape. This AP is on the second floor in the center of the house. This works well for coverage everywhere and I've even seen coverage in areas where I had little to none previously. I've got it mounted in the ceiling of a hallway next to a smoke detector. It doesn't look too out of place except for the blue glow (which can be turned off). I'd recommend this to anyone that has basic networking and computer knowledge looking for a solid access point.

Amazing power cord!

It's a power cord, and it works.