CyberPower CP350SLG-R 350VA/255W 6 outlets

It seems like when I read lot of existing reviews for this item there is plenty of disappointment. When I read what they're trying to power with these things it looks to me like expectations are way too high. These are very very small units. Even the largest one grouped on this page I would not consider to be adequate for a desktop computer. None-the-less, I confess I am confused to see this series of UPS promoted for (among other things) desktop computers and home theaters...big items with big power draws even though the largest in this series is only capable of providing a maximum of 400 watts and then only for 2 minutes (no doubt only achievable with a battery in perfect condition)! Considering I'm being asked as part of the review to rate WiFi signal be a big clue that somebody is terribly confused about what a UPS actually is and why you might want one of these in particular. All that said, think small devices. Think chargers, security system, an emergency LED light or two, maybe an average laptop (if it's own built in battery is lacking). I bought this specifically as a backup for our FiOS ONT (optical network terminator) so that internet would continue during a power outage. That is all this one does. I have a second slightly larger unit running all my networking equipment so WiFi and network jacks stay up and the internet remains serviceable during a power outage for a reasonable length of time (not indefinitely, not for a day, even an hour might even be pushing it), but certainly long enough to coast through a typical short term outage. And I haven't even had it a month and already it was tested earlier this week when the power went out for about 30 minutes, came back for about 10 minutes, then went off again for another 20. Internet stayed up and the kids probably never even noticed, and I was able to continue work from home on a laptop. The UPSes, all of them, operated well within ratings, performed as advertised: flawlessly.