Review on ICZI Reader Microsoft Surface Laptops by Joe Ashan

Good, how are you? So today I have for everyone my full written review of the ICZI 6 Port USB Hub. Well, in the interest of speed, I decided to split this review into pros, cons, and final price. I hope everyone finds this useful. So have fun: Pros1. This six-point USB hub offers four USB 3.0 ports, two USB Type-C ports, an SD card reader, and a microSD card slot. This is especially important if you want to expand the ports on your existing system tablet or laptop.2. The USB hub is also backward compatible with all USB versions. So don't worry if your old cable is still useful.3. Hub offers plug and play technology. So there is no need to install additional software or anything like that, everything works right out of the box.4. The build quality and design is very good, there is no rattling or squeaking, all the connectors are very solid, when you plug something in you will never feel like this hub was made cheaply. The hub also comes with its own power supply, so you don't have to worry about it potentially draining more power from your system or adding extra space by drawing more power from your system. The small and compact nature of the hub combined with building materials makes it extremely portable and easy to use. Easily fits in your pocket, backpack, backpack, etc. etc. Cons1. The six-port USB hub has a current limit of 900 mAh. So what does that mean? If you have a number of devices connected and all of them are transferring data and consuming power, certain devices will shut down when the hub's count exceeds the hub's current power rating of 900 mAh. This can lead to instability or loss of the data you are working on.2. The lack of rubber grips or feet means this hub will glide over the slipperiest of surfaces. And can even be disabled by devices connected to it.3. The latter is personal preference, but the location of the USB port where you use it to connect to other devices like laptops or Stick PCS tablets could be in a different orientation, I think. I use this primarily to connect a PC with a single USB port and it only connects to the hub if I flip the USB for the hub port upside down, which in turn means the entire hub is on the head is turned. It may not matter much to some but now I have to remember to plug in one of my devices or the SD cards have to be inserted upside down unless I remember that one of my devices may have broken. Cable or my microSD card or sucks on a USB hub. This complements the positive and negative sides. Price. Now let me talk about the price of this 6-port USB hub, which is available now through Revain and can be had for just over $25. Everyone may be wondering if I recommend you to buy this 6-port USB hub. I have to say yes to all the features and extra ports you get by choosing this hub, especially if you need a hub to add ports or functionality to your existing $25 systems or devices, you can go with anything, what you get here, can't go wrong. Okay I hope this review has been helpful to everyone again and I just want to say that I wish you all a good morning, evening or afternoon depending on where you are. I also hope everyone is doing well.