My objective is to acquire a high-quality UPS that can provide ample protection for my MacBook Pro against potentially harmful power-surges and brownouts while it is charging- ensuring its optimal performance and longevity.Isn't the laptop itself a UPS?
What else are you trying to run?
... any good surge bar APC will protect power surges... or you can find some sub-$100 APC UPS on Amazon.
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Are you looking for server room grade UPS for your laptop?
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Just get a surge protector. A UPS on a laptop is unnecessary.
I think this will work for you, we have a few of these at my job for the laptops and other things that don't require too much power.I just purchased: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01HDC236Q?psc=1&smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&ref_=chk_typ_imgToDp
Hopefully this is enough to protect my MBP from the potentially damaging effects of brownouts, power-surges, and other forms of unstable power...
You don't need a sinewave ups unless you're running on PC power supply or analog equipment.
Your MacBook Pro has a built-in battery to act as an uninterruptible power supply itself, any power flicker will not shut down your laptop since it switches to battery and once power back up it charges again. Just get a normal surge protector.
If you are constantly having power outages more than 12 hours daily. Then get a UPS, tons of them you can find under $200 from APC or EATON brand.
I recently got a Bull grid that is surge and thunderbolt resistant and used it for charging stuff at my deskMy objective is to acquire a high-quality UPS that can provide ample protection for my MacBook Pro against potentially harmful power-surges and brownouts while it is charging- ensuring its optimal performance and longevity.