White Bookshelf Entertainment Center

[2x USB-A] Used for entertainment center with TV, game systems, and stereo. Works great!

[30.375 lb] This is the best sounding bookshelf I have heard. This in combination with XT35 center in a 5.1 and a little equalization often makes me pause whatever I am watching to make sure what I am hearing is being played over my speakers. These are by far the best sounding speakers for the money on the market.

[Bass-Reflex] I just purchased these with the ES35 Center channel to replace my Jensen bookshelf speakers (nearly 20 years old). Firstly these compact looking speakers just look fabulous and sleek (one of the positives, as the better half does not like big hulking black oblongs!). Sonically these are light years away from my old units, they deliver authoritative, balanced sound stage with punchy weight for mids and crystal clear dialogue. I would recommend having a subwoofer to get that extra low down oomph, but these generate very good bass. A sound choice for the money!

[94 dB] I have this center channel with Reference series bookshelf speakers and subwoofer. Crystal clear sound especially the high notes. Love them

[DHCP Snooping] Bought this to attach to a 6E extender intending to consolidate entertainment center device wifi. Don't need the 10g or 2.5g ports right now, but wanted something to future proof my setup. Plugged in TV, Streaming Cable Box, HD DVD player, and Sound Bar. Now cable channels come in much faster and overall range for all wifi is great. Primarily looking for switch that I didn't have to constantly reboot to keep online. Other brands are horrible that way, but not QNAP! Love this switch!!!

[Class AB] I've had all sorts of amps in my entertainment center, but nothing with this much power. I had assumed that I might have a hiss or other audio anomaly because my TV doesn't have the best audio output capability. I'm surprised to say, no hiss, no buzz, no nothing. Not even the fans are audible to me. Great purchase and well worth it. Be aware though, this does not have bass or treble controls, so you'll have to find a different piece of equipment if you don't like a flat response. Better TV's might give you those controls, but my LG does not.

[8] I finally bought a trip lite to protect my home entertainment center. I've had other brands but never felt completely safe with them. I will soon buy one for my computer system so I can get peace of mind for that system too. Great product, well made in USA.

[10' / 3 m] I got it for my entertainment center and keep a computer and a multimedia streaming box energized in case of power outages. Where I live it's common to have power outages during Winter and sometimes they are just quick bursts that only last a couple minutes but are enough to damage more sensitive stuff. So, this is inexpensive insurance.

[2.38 lb] I have a couple of NASes and one of them is inside my entertainment center. I did not want a bulky UPS to take up space inside or behind my entertainment center. This slim version of the CyberPower UPS is perfect. It currently handles the NAS, switch, MoCa adapter on the battery + surge protection side and the TV, Xbox Series X on the surge protection only side.

[Sine Wave] Its good looking (for what it is) and blends in well with other electronics in my entertainment center. Two factors to consider if you're using this in a gaming or theater room environment. One the weight and two the additional depth needed to plug items in the back will be a problem for smaller/cheaply made entertainment centers. Are far as performance I have a 65 led, PS5, XBOX X Nvida Shield pro, Ubiquti 8 port switch and two fans plugged into. I stress tested each individual item and the XBOX X was the biggest consumer of power. The cyberPower estimated about 25 minutes of runtime while actually gaming. In hindsight I would guess I could have gotten away with a much smaller UPS but the price between the OR1000PFCRT2u and this OR1500PFCRT2U was only $20 bucks at time of sale