#Brands of UPS/Battery Backups to avoid?

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west pecan
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I'm shopping for a UPS in the $200 USD range that can handle at least 750W of power draw (my PC pulls a peak of just under 600W without the monitor factored in), and I'm hoping to get some insight into what brands of UPS I should avoid at all costs.

Something saying a brands I can trust to be quality would be helpful as well.

strange mural
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Eaton is the one i'd look for, they're some of the best UPS's, though they tend to be a bit above your budget

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Cyberpower would likely be the brand to look for within your budget

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APC as well

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tripp lite is also a subsidiary of Eaton, so carries with it comparable quality

drifting palm
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I will always suggest the CyberPower CP1500PFCLCD for 120v home users.

west pecan
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https://www.amazon.com/Tripp-Lite-Battery-Protection-OMNI1500LCDT/dp/B00AX9Z7R4/
https://www.amazon.com/CyberPower-CP1500PFCLCD-Sinewave-Outlets-Mini-Tower/dp/B00429N19W/
So basically one of these 2 would be the best bet for me to get? There's only a $5 difference in cost, though my first instinct between the 2 is the Tripp Lite one, since a replacement battery for that one would cost $30, while a replacement for the CyberPower one would be closer to $50... But it looks like the CyberPower one is an Online UPS, while the Tripp Lite one is Line Interactive, so the CyberPower one is better with that...

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Both are slightly above what I wanted to spend, but still within my budget (I could go up to $300 if I needed to).