Should I get this or the Belkin one?
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I've never used the Belkin one but the monster one sounds good once you can actually get to work
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This one is great! The sound is very clear and the tape doesn't make clicking noises like previous one's I've owned did.
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Cate, If you are good with numbers, I would recommend the p4400 over the p4460 (which I find more confusing). Another choice is the Belkin Conserve power monitor, which is very simple. It has the advantage of a remote display reducing the need to crawl behind things to see the data. One significant disadvantage is that it does not have a KWH number. You can see more about that in my review of that product.But I would recommend the p4400 and putting it on a power strip so that you can have it out where you can see it.I reduced my electricity consumption by 74% and a significant part informed by my monitoring using the P4400. Cate, If you are good with numbers, I would recommend the p4400 over the p4460 (which I find more confusing). Another choice is the Belkin Conserve power monitor, which is very simple. It has the advantage of a remote display reducing the need to crawl behind things to see the data. One significant disadvantage is that it does not have a KWH number. You can see more about that in my review of that product.But I would recommend the p4400 and putting it on a power strip so that you can have it out where you can see it.I reduced my electricity consumption by 74% and a... » Read More Cate, If you are good with numbers, I would recommend the p4400 over the p4460 (which I find more confusing). Another choice is the Belkin Conserve power monitor, which is very simple. It has the advantage of a remote display reducing the need to crawl behind things to see the data. One significant disadvantage is that it does not have a KWH number. You can see more about that in my review of that product.But I would recommend the p4400 and putting it on a power strip so that you can have it out where you can see it.I reduced my electricity consumption by 74% and a significant part informed by my monitoring using the P4400. « Show Less
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I reviewed the manual of the AP20800FC08-BLK AND THE AP41300FC10-BLK (the bigger brother and could not find any information regarding the UK. There is a second language in the manual, French so it may have European applications. I wish I could provide more information. you may just want to contact Belkin. They are both great products. I use the smaller one in my bedroom and the larger in my family room for the home thater. Great products . Great bang for the buck.
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No. It's not part of the compatibility list. You may check the compatibility list here: http://www.belkin.com/us/p/P-F8V234/
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After much research, I'm sold on the BE112234-10 or the -08 (last two digits are the cord lenght), The other Belkin models did not have all the features as these units have. These links below helped me alot. I'll be buying 20 or so also for my clients (from Amazon). Good luck to you all. -jay http://www.powersquid.com/surge_protection_introduction.html http://www.tripplite.com/en/buying-guides/technology-primers/surge-protector-buying-guide.cfm
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I did, but I had a Belkin router previously for 3 years.I don't know if that made a difference.
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Sorry about any typo. By the way, for now, you could just get any of the name brand AC1750 that is on sale. asus, netgear trendnet are all good. Don't get the AC1900 as the AC is still running at 1.3Gbps, just like the AC1750. Also, make sure you have the wireless adapter to go with the AC router. Get the one with the highest AC speed, I think it is something like 867Mbps with USB3.0, unless your computer comes with AC wireless adapter already (you may still check with the manufacturer on how fast the wireless adapter goes).
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Hi BWX. We'll have this checked for you. Please email us BelkinCares@belkin.com with the link to this post.
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I always check the apple store before buying anything to use with my apple products - Belkin is on the Apple website, so it should be OK if it has apple stamp of approval.
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I didn't keep mine. I returned it as soon as I got it. I bought the Belkin case instead.
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I'm afraid I can't answer that. I bought it for a friend who had his firewire port blown out on his mac mini at a gig as a sound engineer in Argentina. He loves his Belkin. I find it expensive. At least he's less likely to do more harm to his more expensive Mac mini.
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Go with Netgear, it's approved for all those providers and easy to set up. Also neither Linksys or Cisco have anything to do with the modem, last 3 years manufactured by Belkon.
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May we know if your planning to order it directly from Amazon or from Belkin website?
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I'd choose the PFC version since it has a has a higher-quality sine wave output that is less likely to cause problems with the connected equipment.
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I purchased one of these and it never worked. I went to the Belkin version and it works perfectly. I also have a second monitor at home with an HDMI input and used the Belkin version with HDMI and again worked great.
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Not sure about Belkin. I have the iHome lightning dock. It starts to charge and then gives a warning that device is not compatible.
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One more thing- I did some searching online, and came up with the gigabeat accessories page.http://ceaccessories.toshiba.com/searchresults.asp?search_id=10You'll have to cut and paste it, but it looks like a lot of Belkin stuff is compatible.