Mooer Macro Power S12

My pedalboard is silent (in a good way) since upgrading to this power supply. No more noisy pedals. It's a solid and reliable power supply, which is all you really want.

It's chunky, so might not fit under every board, and it's heavy - but I find that reassuring... If you trod on it somehow I think the only damage would be to your foot. The kettle plug connector is also handy, you always have a spare power lead to hand. Good range of inputs and always useful to have a variable voltage input.

The only negative is there's no kind of mounting bracket for this power supply that I can find.

I bought this power supply to replace a smaller capacity supply that was starting to give problems - I added an EHX Oceans Eleven to my board and it pushed the Harley Benton Powerplant over the edge. This supply is excellent - it has isolated outputs to support even the most demanding pedal, and one adjustable voltage output, so should be flexible enough to support most boards.
This supply is slightly bigger and heavier than the Harley Benton Powerplant, and it lacks an actual on/off button. I still managed to fit it under my board, and it's working great. I don't think I will ever need to replace or upgrade this power supply.

I bought this product 4 years ago… and now it’s broken.. one should bear in mind that this is not cheap and I would expect it to last a lot longer than 4 years.. so what happened ?
It’s been sitting under my pedal board doing its duty, completely protected and mounted securely using Velcro and cable ties. The socket where the kettle lead plugs in is clearly visible and was easy to connect. However the power began to cut out, which is not exactly great during a gig. But fiddling with the mains cable a bit would bring it back to life, but only for a while and the problem would continue. So in short it’s now pretty useless.
I contacted Mooer via email and asked them if they could fix it… they sadly did not respond to my mail…
So I decided to have a look myself.. I thought maybe there’s a lose wire ?? But no, the socket appears to be mounted directly onto a circuit board and I’m not messing with that. In my view it seems not a good idea to have something that is pushed every time you plug the mains in to be mounted in this way.
Anyway I’m not happy, it’s an inbuilt fault just waiting to happen..
My advice would be to buy something else… I’m going to buy the Harley Benton power plant ISO 2 Pro to replace it… I’ve already been using one of these for several years and it’s been faultless…