GOLDENMATE 1000VA/800W Lithium UPS Battery Backup & Surge Protector, White | Pure Sine Wave, 8 Outlets, Color LCD, 230Wh LiFePO4 Backup Battery, Uninterruptible Power Supply for PC/Internet/Home Office

I've been very happy with this UPS. It's a great solution for providing temporary backup power to my gaming PC, security cameras, and internet equipment during short power outages. It gives me enough time to safely shut down my computer and keeps my network and cameras running when the power goes out. So far, the unit has performed exactly as expected. It was easy to set up, operates quietly, and gives me peace of mind knowing my equipment is protected from both power interruptions and surges. Overall, this has been an excellent purchase, and I'm impressed enough that I plan to buy a second unit for a future project. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable UPS for home electronics.

I plugged it in... Running 3 machines in my homelab... 132 watts on the front meter ... I pulled plug as a test everything stayed up and running Got to say I was a little dubious of this new brand that I had never heard of before... I was intrigued by the 10-year claim on the battery... It's not as heavy as I was expecting so it will go on the shelf no problem... And it seems to be doing what I need it to do... I'm very impressed... I wish the document was a a little bit larger with larger print, but otherwise it was understandable and it was pretty self-explanatory anyway if you've ever used in one of these things...

Very simple operation. One button for on/off, alarm silence and show display. Not a lot of bells and whistles but does what it's supposed to do. It provides a smooth, stable current when the house voltage drops or is fluctuating. I would recommend this unit.

My house is on a gas generator, so battery backups only need to really last for at most a few minutes before the genset kicks in and powers everything. But in that moment, I need a reliable UPS for my PC and assorted electronics. The other lead acid units I've used for the last 20-odd years have been mostly reliable but when the batteries fail, it seems that 9 times out of ten the unit itself would soon experience some sort of failure, and any money spent on new batteries would be wasted. So I was eager to try this lithium ion technology as a backup device, in the hopes that it will work for long enough to offset both the added extra cost to buy and the lack of ability to replace the internal batteries. So far, so good, but I've only had it for about six months. This device is more than adequate for my main PC, which is not a gaming PC but also not a standard desktop unit. It's kind of in-between and is a higher power draw than a laptop or basic off the shelf unit would be. Since I only need backup power for at most 5 minutes, I've also added my modem and router to the device to keep internet up during short outages. So far, it handles them all without issue. I will say that on one occasion, a short power blip did seem to cause the unit to hiccup. My PC didn't shut off but the modem did. Luckily it was during an off peak time so no one was inconvenienced too much. But it still does make me wonder if it will happen again some time. The unit itself does seem to switch ever so slightly more slowly to backup power than the traditional units I've had from APC or Cyberpower. Something to consider, I suppose, if you have sensitive electronics. One worry I've had is that the unit would have an obnoxious buzzer or alarm when in backup mode. Some reviews complained about that while others seem to say it doesn't have a buzzer at all. Mine does, but it's honestly kind of a quiet, pathetic little whizzer that I can barely hear, so it doesn't wake me up annoying if an outage happens when I'm asleep. The alarm can be silenced by pressing the button on the front panel, but frankly I haven't been annoyed enough yet to even try that. The same button also does other functions so I don't really want to take a chance on hitting it for too long and shutting the whole thing down. Overall, it seems like a good device. The build quality is definitely not up to the big name brands' quality. The LCD display is a bit wonky and the bog-standard LED lights on the front panel seem like they came from some industrial machine from the 70's, but overall it's compact, quiet and has plenty of plugs on the back to power whatever, so I'm happy. Whether it lasts long enough to justify the price difference of lithium ion, though, remains to be seen.

Beautifully made, lightweight compared to lead-acid type UPS units. Arrived with a nearly full charge. The factory packaging is stout, zero damaged to the unit itself. Early days, but initial indications are that it will last for a very long time. Please note the AC power in our area has been described as "dirty" including brownouts, short term power loss, and frequent overvoltage events. All of these are fairly routine, and the GoldenMate UPS keeps the connected equipment operating through it all. I have always used lead-acid UPS units before, and the most recent high-end unit failed after two-years & 1-month of use. Warranty claim was refused. All of my research points to the GoldenMate is the future of UPS technology.

Works well. Switches over quick enough it doesn't register by any of my even sensitive electronics. However one minor annoyance is it switches something every night at midnight. So you hear the some what loud click. I haven't run a full depletion cycle but did cycle it 3x from 20-90% to keep battery "healthy." And should run it under a load until 10-20% every so often to keep it in good heath. I kinda wished the display can stay on instead of timing out.

We unboxed this GOLDENMATE 1000VA/800W Lithium UPS last night and were very impressed. The product looks very nice and it was packaged well, almost over-packaged when you think about the amount of cardboard that gets used. The display is bright, easy to read, and very intuitive. We charged it overnight and then tested it on our computer setup today. We have 2 computers, one large 4K monitor, and lots of peripherals. With an average load of 120 watts or so, this unit powered our setup for over an hour and used 2 out of 5 bars of battery level. I don't know if it is linear but the manual states it uses a 25.7v 9Ah battery. That's roughly 230 watt hours ignoring conversion losses. With our usage, that would give us 2 hours of run time with the power out and that's about what our first test showed. I plugged it in and out of the outlet a few times and none of our equipment even blinked so it seems robust. The best part is we NEVER heard the fan come on! Our older Eaton UPS was a great protector of our gear but the fan noise was bad enough that we had to put it in another room and run an extension cord from it. One thing to consider when you set this up is any peripherals that use large surge currents, like laser printers. In our case, the laser printer we use surges 10A or more when the internal heater comes on, and also spikes power when we print something. So, we chose to leave that off the UPS circuit. No sense wasting large amounts of capacity servicing a printer during a power outage. If you have much higher loads like this you need to protect then this product may not be big enough for you. But for our needs it's a winner. Now we can put this Goldenmate UPS right next to our other equipment and hope it will keep it all safe for a few good years. Thanks Goldenmate for a nice product!

Good UPS and does its job, the only Lithium Iron UPS I was able to find and replaced my APC Gaming UPS. While APC Gaming UP looked better, not a fan of lead acid battery. Wished the communication port is standard (not just the pro model). If they want to have a Pro model, better differentiation would be having RGB lightings and two USB C charging ports which would worth an extra $30 difference. Communication port alone is too hard to justify the extra costs. Also the power cable is surprisingly short for this product's use case, so wished it was longer and be prepared of a short power cable. Display would have been better and easier to read if it was on top of the UPS than bottom for my setup and think that goes for most people.

Excelente producto! Funciona bastante bien en apagones

Me ha ayudado mucho, 5 ocasiones se me ha ido la luz y el mantenido jugar teniendo internet estable. 10 de 10

todo bien

Funcionó correctamente un año y medio hasta que dejó de encender. El soporte oficial no atiende más que ventas directas de la marca.