USB 3.0 Hub, PANPEO 7-Port USB Data Hub Splitter with 3ft Long Cable USB Extension for Laptop,PC Computer,Surface Pro, PS4/5, Flash Drive, Mobile HDD - with LED Individual On/Off

This hub works well and comes in at a good pricepoint. Just know it has a larger footprint than other more pricey and petite varieties of USB hubs. Quite honestly the on/off feature seems a bit useless but that's just an elderly guy's observation: if your plugged in you're needing to be plugged in!!! I recommend it at the decent pricepoint it sells for.

This usb strip works great, im running 4 usb small aquarium lights at the moment and this is working wonderfully. Im able to just press the button next to the usb im using to turn them off and on and I extremely like how each usb port has its own off and on button. This function is great for what im using it for. I highly recommend this usb power supply, it has a good length usb connect power supply, its easy to use no instructions needed. I do however wish that it came with a adapter to plug it into a standard outlet but im still able to use it without the adapter.

Cost 20% less than another brand I previously bought that worked well. I needed second one and this one looked identical, so I got this brand instead. It worked well for about 3 weeks, then got flaky, then stopped working altogether the day before the 30-day return window expired. So, after going through the vendor's troubleshooting pathway, I returned it. The basic idea is good, but judging by the number of negative reviews complaining of similar behavior, I suspect that there are quality control issues with this product.

great build works perfectly with my Linux laptop no connection issues all ports work just fine. no charging needed cord length is just fine

One of the reasons I Bought this was to connect my wireless headphones to my ps5 as I was out of usb ports. Does not work for this purpose as all though the head set dongle had power and wireless connected, no luck. Had to reinstall into the system itself. So if you’re getting this for the same reason don’t. Other then that it’s a neat product that could probably save your port space.

Just what I needed to attach 3 USB blinking stars to one timed power source. This is working as I am typing!As far as I know, this only routes without it using any actual power. This weighs only a couple(?) of ounces and lays on the floor under the window where the stars are blinking. Each star only needs to be plugged into it once for the season of use. When the one timed power source activates, each star is always ON, but each star has its own repeating rythum.

This is an awesome USB hub. My USBC on my surface is being used by my docking station, so I needed a USBS 3.0 or higher as an additional hub, this is perfect!! And cannot beat it for the price.

It's a cheap (US$7.99) 7-port USB hub; whaddaya want? :) I noticed there's a small coaxial power receptacle on the side where the USB cable is. I tried a 3mm OD connector in it (center-positive) to a 5V power supply. Success!Haven't cracked the case yet to see if there is any overload protection per-port (or overall) so I'd limit any requirements to the standard 500ma max per port (and do remember: the port you plug the box into MAY just have a 500ma limit).The individual switches for each port can be a boon IF you are power-limited (only using the power through the comms cable). I didn't rate it higher because it WOULD have been better to have the more-popular 5.5x2.1mm coaxial connector.It didn't change my life, but I like it, and recommend it. I'll probably buy another for the laptop (the reviewed unit will be on my desktop).