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I purchased a Belkin MasterCube to protect one thing, the electronics in a natural gas fueled tankless water heater. This simply gets the job done and is exactly as I need. With the phone line connections, this is actually overkill for what I needed. But, this is as simple as surge protectors get.
Belkin MasterCube F9H120 CW

I bought two of these to replace some older USB 1 hubs. I would definitely buy these again – they are cheap, work well and don’t take up a lot of space.

I have them attached to another (i-rocks brand) powered USB hub, and all of the ports are in use on all three hubs. Mostly I have just cables coming out of the Belkin hubs, where I attach cameras, phones, mp3 players as needed, but there are a few devices that are constantly connected and drawing power (microphone & mouse I think).

I think the above is probably the ideal configuration and usage for these hubs. The connector cables are very short, so you almost have to daisy-chain them off of another hub or each other. My recommendation is that you have another primary (powered) hub, and just use these to extend the number of devices you can connect.
Belkin USB 2 0

This switch does not properly scan ports, your lucky if you get half the pc’s working the other half need to be rebooted to be detected each time you switch to them… same with PS2 version – Junk
Belkin F1DS104U 4 Port

I bought this thinking it was a single license package. When it arrived it is a three license package which allows me to put it on all my computers.
Belkin High Speed Internet