Harley Benton Spaceship Power 50C

I got this pedal board in order to simplify my setup by eliminating the need for a power supply hiding underneath my board, as well as to hopefully save a bit of weight in the process. I'm happy to say: mission accomplished!
I love that the hook and loop is already applied to the board, unlike my rockboard. I had to stick it on myself and it looked super wonky.
It's also great to have a good selection of cables with the power supply, as well as a good range of mA and V options to choose from.
One minor complaint is that the power cables included are clearly the same as the larger versions of this pedalboard, because most of them are way too long, which means that you end up with a lot of extra length that you need to cable manage somehow – quite annoying. In fact, only the shortest 3 9V cables are the right length, whereas this board easily fits about 5 boss-sized pedals. The included cable management doohikies help a bit, but they're also not great at sticking to the board... My solution will be to get 2-3 Harley Benton DC-18 Flat Cables (18cm) to replace the longer ones. I wish I didn't have to buy extra cables but worth the price to keep my OCD at bay :)

The Harley Benton Spaceship Power 50C pedalboard has been a great addition to my gear, especially for its size and integrated power supply. It fits about six average-sized pedals, which is pretty handy for my setup. Although it's compact, it doesn't feel cramped, and the built-in power supply means one less thing to worry about.

One small drawback is the power cable's length; it's a bit on the short side, which can be a hassle if you're not close to an outlet. Also, while it comes with a bunch of cables, figuring out which cable is for what can be a bit of a puzzle since there's no clear guide included.

Despite these minor issues, I've found the Spaceship Power 50C to be a solid choice. It's compact, efficient, and simplifies the pedal setup process, making it a great option for musicians looking to streamline their gear.