Smart Strip ECG-7MVR Energy Saving Surge Protector with Autoswitching Technology, 7 Outlet

8 reviews for Smart Strip ECG-7MVR Energy Saving Surge Protector with Autoswitching Technology, 7 Outlet

1. 

   Frank – January 23, 2026

   Works great for Desktop peripherial switch.
   Works as advertised, switches on and off my external HDD enclosures and monitors with my computer, for a fraction of the price of smart switches.

2. 

   Chance H – January 23, 2026

   Awesome power strip
   Works exactly as described. I use it to control my TV and govee tv lights that light up the wall behind the TV based on the colors on the screen. It powers them on and off with the TV. Highly recommend it for similar uses. Can’t speak on energy savings as that’s not what I’m using it for.

3. 

   A. Nonymous – January 23, 2026

   Works as advertised, with a path for improvement.
   I don’t write a lot of reviews, but this does exactly what I want it to do. I will say that the shutdown is not gentle; its abrupt so if you have speakers attached through amplifiers, be sure to keep the levels low when you walk away; you can blow a speaker. However, with the levels set it drops the power, and cuts back on reliably. There is a slight delay in power on that can be annoying; however it does everything it says on the box. I’ll give it 4/5 stars, if they could add a soft shutdown feature or some way to buffer power and let it bleed out slowly rather than instnaly; maybe add a few capacitors or something. Anyways, great product; will save a good bit of power, adds a reassurance I’m not just running speakers all of the time. connected the display to the contorlport, the streamer and the dac to the always on and the amps to the “smart” ports.

4. 

   Rich – January 23, 2026

   great to have an adjustment
   Works great. Nice to have an adjustment. It worked pretty well right out of the box but was able to tweak the shutoff time with adjusting screw.

5. 

   Smarty Marty – January 23, 2026

   Useless
   Not effective.Constantly having to adjust the sensitivity is annoying. Unfortunately this strip makes wasting power the more practical solution. Disappointing.

6. 

   Rustin L. Haase – January 23, 2026

   An excellent power switching product that works nicely when you understand it.
   This device switches power on and off for devices plugged into the “AUTOMATICALY SWITCHED OUTLETS” based on how much power is being drawn through the “CONTROL OUTLET” while also providing a couple “ALWAYS ON OUTLETS” as a nice convenience. For my unit with it’s sensitivity adjustment turned fully counterclockwise “-” I was able to switch devices on and off with a control load of about 7 Watts minimum and not less. The LED lamp illuminating my pictures, for instance, only uses 3 Watts so it would not be able to act as a master controlling device for anything being switched. Only devices that use 7 Watts or more can be used to control things. I found the limit by hooking up a tunable soldering iron and started turning the dial, finding that threshold. Below 7 Watts and it gets ignored, above and it can turn the switched devices on and off. (15W – 60W is the adjustable range in the specs) The trick is get that threshold solidly between the idle wattage of the control device and it’s active wattage and you are golden. :-)Other users seem to have reported flashing on and off which would be very possible if the sensitivity adjustment wattage is close to the actual power of the controlling device while it is on and if the switched devices were using sufficient power to effect the voltage (and power) of all other devices in that circuit. Control device comes on….Switched devices come on and sag the voltage a bit…power through the control device dips (because of the voltage dips) below the switching threshold and the switched device is turned off. The voltage dip ends and the power going through the control port returns to normal, above the threshold and then the switched devices are turned back on again….over and over again. This “problem” (or amusement 🙂 ) should be manageable by adjusting that sensitivity control…why it’s there in the first place :-)Smart Strip is the first (and only) manufacturer that I discovered to include a user accessible sensitivity adjustment to it’s power-saver power strips. I plan to buy more as need arrives since the features and quality I need seem to be nicely present.

7. 

   Hugh B. – January 23, 2026

   It worked
   Works great highly recommend

8. 

   James – January 23, 2026

   Good on electricity
   This is very good for getting your electricity downBest thing if you want to save energy