As noted, however, it may be slightly awkward for use in a home office unless your master device and peripherals are set up in a likewise fashion--for example, I don't have the need for my backup hard drive or printer to be on every time my desktop is, so I tend to power them off & on using their individual controls

I was hoping that when my Mac goes into sleep mode, all the attached peripherals like the backup hard drive, printer, and speakers would turn off via the power strip

I had 6 hard drives, a printer, monitor, etc which all drew energy.

Most printers are have a pretty decent power save mode and most manufacturers don't really recommend turning them off anyway