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Question: Is this power strip wall mountable?
Document: The Rosewills work as advertised. My reason for buying the strips is to save money. I have a wall of electronics that sucks power even when not in use. I purchased 2 strips and intend to install them with the eaziest access so anyone can turn devices on/off without trouble. The strips are great but nothing is perfect, I can think of several redesigns that would make the strip more pleasing to the users. There nothing wrong functionally but the wife commented that all the wires hanging down was unslightly.
Very hard to find devices like this. I have 37 million elecronic gizmos that have external power supplies or wall warts, and hate having the transformers transforming 365 days a year when I use the device only sporadically. This does the trick. No problems or issues so far. Should have bought more.
While otherwise satisfied with this product, when I went to hang it on the wall, I found that the wall mount holes on the back are slotted only one way, so that it can only be mounted vertically with the power cord coming out of the top. It seems obvious to me that the proper vertical orientation should be the other way, with the power cord coming out of the bottom. And what if you wanted to mount it horizontally?
I just wish the unit was a little wider as some wall wart transformers extend beyond the outlets, partially obscuring the switches.
Awesome power strip.
This outlet strip is very useful in conserving energy and being able to turn of devices that do not have individual power on/off switch.
This power strip is as advertised and works perfectly. Each outlet is individually controlled with an off/on switch.I would recommend this unit.
Tired of bending over  and searching for correct cord; then plugging it into both the outlet and device; then having to unplug when fully charged. Now I made a 'station' where all cords remain plugged in to both the power and device (in many cases- or at least the power strip) and just flicking on or off switch.
The wholesale cost from China is probably around $4-5 or less.As pointed out earlier Tripp lite makes a much better switched power strip that costs a dollar less, the TLP76MSG for $23 including shipping. Order that instead.
After using the power strip for a few weeks, a couple of the plug sockets have become loose and as a result, unless the plugs are secured, they will intermittently power on and off. It seems that the internal structure of the power strip is not very robust. I have 3 of these and I am replacing all of them with another brand.
Answer: Remember, make a photocopy of the back of the power strip - and use this as a template - tape it to the wall or wherever, and then nail/screw right through the paper - always get a perfect alignment - no fuss.