1000VA/600W Lithium UPS Battery Backup and Surge Protector, Backup Battery Power Supply with LiFePO4 Batteries(153.6 Wh), Sinewave UPS System, 10 Years Lifespan, 8-Outlets, LCD Display

So far so good, I have not had the device for long, but it is performing as expected. I connected a Mac, two monitors, some USB docking station and a few apple chargers, it barely registered over 40W. I sort of tested by unplugging the power cord to replace it with a longer one, and the system held up just fine, with the occasional beeping to let you know it was running on battery. I echo the comments of several others about the spacing on the outlets, but it is hard to find a UPS solution this size that does not have those limitations. I would simply use the power cord outlet savers for that. Time will tell about reliability but so far I am happy with this purchase.

Got this UPS to use with my new computer build and it's peripherals. I like that it comes with the newer LiFePO4 Batteries, as they are rated to last longer (advertised as 10 years), and are suppose to be safer. Pugged in, and it works great. Displays input / output levels, and Battery charge status. Plenty of outputs (8). And is it a bit small and lighter than I expected, but I guess this is due to the newer generation batteries, allowing for smaller lighter design. Couldn't be happier with this UPS for my work station. There is not a communication port for a software link between UPS and Computer, but not a problem for me, as I don't leave my computer on when I am not present. Gives me the power backup I need. Good purchase.

Seems to be a good price, everything is working.The issue I have here is it will not let you use more than 600W even on wall power. I have some devices that have a high initial current draw and then only need ~200W. I can not use it for that.Tried it on a 3D printer with a mains powered bed, same deal. That uses about 800W for 3 minutes, then very little after that to maintain. Will not work, it shuts down after only a few seconds of peak usage, even when not on battery power.

I have not had any problems with the unit so far. I like the display and brightness that shows how many watts are being used. Easy to setup. I seen some reviews say it has a loud beep when it switches over. It does have a beep that would probably wake me up at night, but don’t think it is that loud. I have it in the living room and I can’t hear it from the bedroom. Has a great run time for the amount of electronics plugged in.

I have always used a 1500VA UPS with a lead-acid battery on my network setup, and absolutely HATE replacing the battery every 18 months or so...This is what I have been looking for!I own several "solar generators" that use the Lithium Iron batteries (and am completely sold on that technology), and have wondered when someone would market a unit using that LiFe batteries designed specifically as a UPS...Well, this is it!I power my Ubiquiti Dream Machine Pro,2-WAP's (on POE), cable modem, Cable Box, Control4 EA-3 controller, Tivo Bolt, and a 65" Sony Z9F. When disconnected from the main, switchover to battery is flawless with absolutely no glitch in operation. It pulls about 230 watts and is good for well over an hour--plenty of time to hook up one of my 1Kwh "generator" batteries!

I have a cabin in the mountains where power can be sketchy at times. Even though I added a backup generator, power surges can also be problematic to sensitive electronics. I've always used APC UPS for protection of sensitive electronics but they use a lead acid battery that only lasts a few years before needing replacement. Enter Goldenmate UPS with LiFePO4 battery which should last for ten years or so. I purchased two Goldenmate UPS, 600W and 800W model. Although the Goldenmates don't have some of the advanced functions like ethernet surge protection and coax surge protection, it offers what I need and that is multiple switched AC sockets for protecting game consoles, routers, TV's, soundbars, etc. I just received these units and connected them so I can't comment on their longevity or surge capability (hence 4 stars) yet. I can, however, comment on the build quality, ease of installation, and display that is bright and clear. Both the 600W and 800W run cool but it's also February so that is to be determined. So far so good but time will tell.Update 4/1/25: Buyer beware! The 600W unit lasted one month and now continually goes offline with nothing plugged into it. I contacted the manufacturer for help and to date, I've sent them a video they requested, pictures of the serial number, performed troubleshooting steps and instead of offering to replace the unit, they want me to perform more troubleshooting steps. I purchased the UPS for a specific low wattage protection to two devices that are plugged into it. Now I'm concerned the 800W unit is also going to quit. Do not purchase. You've been warned! Oh, and Amazon doesn't allow the unit to be returned after a month either so don't waste your money.

So far so good! Owned this unit for six months with several power outages. It has never failed to keep the A/V living room system powered. The load on this UPS is about 185w. So, with a 600w battery, should get about three hours of juice if needed. This is perfect for small appliances that don't "cycle" or surge. Pure sine wave -- for electronics. Very lightweight. Comes in white or gray.The NOT SO GOOD- No AVR or conditioning like on many other brands (10% rated before kicking on...okay, but not great)- No "surge" capability or rating (so, no fridges, air conditioners, some electric motors like garage door openers won't start)- 10-years and "done" batteries are non-replaceable is either good or bad -- depends on how you feel about recyclingBOTTOM LINE- Solid buy for lower power (less than 500w or so) office duties. It has a long service life (don't have to replace batteries)