Click Shutdown Monitor Turns Off Computer Does Not

I use it for my computer with attached monitor & audio equipment. When I shutdown the computer, the monitor & audio also shut down automatically. One can use it also on a TV & receiver & Sound system.

On/Off switch - Automatically goes off when closing down computer and you can use it to charge something.

The computer turns on, 10/10

I Love how it turns on & Off Automatically. The Sound is Perfectly balanced. I could not ask for more at this Price range! I am Extremely Satisfied!

The HL7 is their best headlight. Brighter for longer than the rechargeable model, and one click turns it off vs 3 clicks.

I like what I can do with this unit. I can tell exactly how much electricity my equipment is using and how much equipment can be hooked up to the battery; which handles all my computer equipment easily. I can tell when and for how long the electricity has been off and the time on battery. I like how they put the front panel at an angle which makes it easier to see while on the floor as compared to their earlier models(which were flat). I can just look down and see the voltage coming into my house; which is nice since I have had issues with the electric company in the past.. This unit has plenty of back up to do it's basic function which is to keep everythng powered up in an outage and allows you to do a proper shutdown; and you don't have to rush to shutdown like you might with lesser units. It tells you how much time you have left on the battery. Even the modem cable goes through this unit; so I would feel confident my equipment would be safe even with a lightning strike. You can micro manage your electrical use or just plug and play and not worry about outages or spikes

If your computer is not loaded with USB ports, here's your solution. An On/Off switch for each port.

The VR option is the big difference! it turns a bad and blurry click into a great sharp photo!

One button with three functions. Click once: bright light. Twice: light turns off. Click three times in a row: dim light.

Here's how to use it: Hold the power button down for 2 seconds and it turns ON and starts buffering video. When something happens, double click the same button and recording starts. When the incident is over, double click the same button once more. At the end of the day, plug the camera into your computer's USB port with the cable provided and the files show up in file explorer just like a thumb drive. Copy/Paste/Delete as normal. Could not be easier. Picture is great!