HiSaver Power Strip Kills Vampire Power Devices

HiSaver Power Strip Automatically Cuts Out With No One Around

We don’t think about power strips very often, but considering these are the things that make our devices run (or at the very least recharge them) we probably should spare them a thought a little more often. So today, we’ve got the HiSaver Power Strip to have a look at.

What’s great about this is that it not only operates like a normal power strip, but it also comes with motion detectors such that, when no one’s in the room with a device, it cuts the power flowing to devices that would seem to be not in use.

And in case you’re leaving something on a charger overnight, as so many of us do, you can alternately select one of the slots to ignore its motion detector protocols to function as a standard “dumb” device. A second slot, intended for computers and the like, is permanently “on”.

Having this level of customization in a power strip means that it won’t be cheap–the HiSaver is available now and sells for $110. This would be preposterous, of course, but the HiSaver promises annual electric bill savings of between $30 and $50, so it may well be worth it after all.

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