[16x NEMA 5-15R] I have a Modem, Router, LAN Switch, CRT TV, HDTV, 14 gaming consoles, and a VCR hooked up on this. It has been amazing at both consolidating space & allowing me to keep everything plugged in. No issues when turning on devices, especially after having issues with a previous power strip. Strip has a reset with 15 Amp circuit breaker. My apartment was built in 1924, so it's been helpful with the bad elwctricity.

*I didn't utilize the mount bracket.

[Hardwired] I've been slowly piecing together a recording/mixing workstation over the past year or two. I had been looking for a low-cost power sequencer, and this has worked out great to that end. It's been really nice to have individual switches to power on the sub and each monitor after my computer and interface are already fired up.

It worth reiterating that this is only a distributor, no surge protection or conditioning, but that was a big selling point to me, since I've already got protector/regulator/conditioner that this is plugged into. The redundancies in a lot of related equipment is often frustrating as their individual costs stack up, so it was refreshing to find a such a high quality single-purpose unit.

If you're gonna be charging a phone with the front-facing outlet, the LED sticks out far enough that it'll probably interfere with your power brick, so maybe knock off a star if you think you'll rely on that. The only other negative has been that the USB ports on the front are oddly tight, but I appreciate that the amperage and voltage are clearly labeled next to the ports.

The switches on the front get little toasty (no more than a Christmas tree light), but they feel great and look great. All in all, really satisfied with this.

[1 RU] Pros: sturdy aluminum housing, 24 ports, extra long cord, comes with 2 mounting brackets and screws.

Only con: this unit does not have a main on/off switch.

Overall nice build quality and works as intended.

[None] There are many devices in a studio that power on and off by cord, or the I/O switch of a power bank and that's not always ideal. In my situation, this power distributor helps with the sequencing memory of the start up and shut down of devices, so that even a drunk friend can do it without crazy loud pops. (it worked when testing this theory, alas, only my own lonely soul haunts my home studio)

[1 RU] The power rack is built well, and the switches are quality, with a very satisfying tactile click. I only wish there was a version with a built in surge protector and a master kill switch

[16x NEMA 5-15R] The unit has a solid, well built feel. The switches are high quality with a positive on-off feel unlike some cheaper models.

[Hardwired] First ,it arrived two days earlier than estimated! Great Job B&H!
The Unit was exactly what I needed for controlling multiple devices in my studio.. I highly recommend this product!

[Steel] I didn't buy this for a server rack, however my shop work bench was the exact length as this power strip and the fact it's rated for 15A means I can use it for working on various computer systems, network devices and countless accessories.
I'll never have to worry about having enough plugs again.

[NEMA 5-15P] Electrical power routing is pretty straight forward so I would not expect this to be an expensive type unit. However, this unit exceeds expectations, is very solid, had great features and a fantastic price. My only complaint is I wish the front facing Always on AC outlet did not have an LED light next to it that was so raised. It gets in the way of larger / wider plug bases, say for example a stock iPhone USB-C charger.

[1 RU] My rack setup has a few things where reaching the built in power switch is difficult or impossible, so the front panel switches here are a life saver.