I bolted this up under a table to get rid of the rats nest if wires that'd accumulated there, it's been doing it's job for several years now, doing just what I wanted. no problems what so ever.
I have owned this product for many years and had no problems. I have read the positive and negative reviews of this product and agree with many of their pros and some of the cons. In the case of the most negative review of this product, the recommendation would increase the size significantly and make this product useless to me. I bought the PS4816 because of the compact size and quality of construction. I have always been able to work around fixed unmovable plugs. Albeit movable plugs are a nice feature, they add bulk and safety concerns, especially when the product is not constructed properly. I have had one or two of those that arc'd and sparked. Overall this is an excellent product that fit perfectly behind my computer, printer and homemade tower holding my router, desk items, etc.
I had a huge rats nest of wires under my coffee table, projector, wall worts for remote, cordless phone, base, computer, xbox, etc etc etc... bought one of these and screwed it to the bottom of the coffee table, then used velcro ties to bundle the cords up to the strip by the plugs, all neat and tidy!
We've been using these for several years at our trade shows. They are rugged, reliable, and take a lot of plugging and unplugging. And they are not expensive either.
I first saw this product at work under a conference table. I was sold on the spot, ordering one off the web right there and then, having added 2 more since then. Why you may ask? Home office? you know how many cords you have! for computer(s), monitors, routers, tablets, smartphone, you know the drill, there is NEVER enough outlets where you need them. Generous lead cable makes locating it right where you need it a cinch! Great for the garage workbench as well!
Many "wall wart" type plugs still block adjacent outlets. Perpendicular orientation of the outlets or alternating orientation would have made the strip much more useful.