The built-in night-light means you can save one of those plugs for something else. (Amazon) I wouldn't say I'm afraid of the dark, but when I wake up in the middle of the night, I'm not a fan of ...

Your prized electronics deserve an extra level of safeguarding from electrical interference and damaging spikes. Here’s how to protect your tech. By Stan Horaczek, Amanda Reed, Brandt Ranj Updated May ...

If you’re spending a tidy sum on electronics — as many do these days — the last thing you want is for them to get fried when something goes wrong with the power line. In addition to creating more plug ...

I wouldn't say I'm afraid of the dark, but I'm not a fan of scurrying around in it in the middle of the night. I used to reach for my phone's flashlight to guide me to the kitchen for a glass of water ...

Surge protectors and power strips might look the same, but their purpose is very different. And one is much more helpful to your electronics.

Surge protectors stand between you and an electrical disaster. Power surges are more common than you may realize and if you have sensitive electrical equipment, it’s important to make sure it stays ...

If you've ever wondered how surge protector strips are different from plug-in power conditioners, you're not alone. The enormous difference in price makes surge strips especially attractive to many ...

Given the number of devices we use that must be plugged in from time to time to charge (like phones and tablets) or simply need to stay powered on whenever they're in use (like TVs and gaming consoles ...

You should always plug complex (and expensive) electronics, such as televisions, computers, and home audio systems, into a ...

Considering all the game stuff you have set up in your man cave or gaming room, you might be using surge protectors just to make sure everything doesn’t go into overload. But, surprisingly enough, ...