Review on Rosonway Aluminum 7 Ports USB 3.0 Data Hub with Power Adapter - USB Hub 3.0 Expander for PC and Laptop (RSH-A37S) by Tom Oberhue

Dissatisfied: Hmmm. It has a few chords. Is it possible to make it completely wireless? And no electricity is needed? And support a high data transfer rate via Bluetooth (or similar) from several connected devices at the same time? And take no place? And also. Good. I have no legitimate dislikes. Like: The above chords? They are long enough to be comfortable; The block doesn't have to be right next to your confuser (No. That's not a typo. Just the truth). It is difficult. For real. It feels easy. "Right." The power supply does not load the extension cord. The hub actually has 3.0 speed (I tested the speed). There is enough space between the connector ports to work with most "complex" flash drives (you know, shaped like a pop bottle or a Toy Story character, etc.) (many hubs with multiple ports prevent such drives connect in neighboring ports). Attached USB devices can be electronically "mounted" and "unmounted" from your confuser without having to physically plug or unplug them. This feature, combined with the hub's modestly remote location, can support many (well, seven, but now I know how many "many" that is) USB devices without all the pin wear and tear and "which Page up" are ready to use. Solutions I always get wrong on the first try. The lightbar tells me which ports are currently connected to my confuser. This hub is well thought out. Now I have bought two such devices. The first was for my brother. I let him be a lab rat. He connected a data card reader, a slide electronics converter and a 2 TB external hard drive. When I found the hub worked well for him, I bought one. I hope this review is convincing enough that you don't have to "voluntarily" provide a relative as a test dummy. But if you do, they will most likely be sincerely grateful to you.