💻 Efficiently Expand Your USB Connections with the Amazon Basics 7 Port USB 2.0 Hub Tower Review

I took this device and somehow expected that it would be similar to the one I replaced. Not only in the connections, but also in size. In the photos it was big and had a good base so I figured it should work. It's just a charger and all it has to do is charge things. It was what I thought what I got, what I got was very different. Not only was he small, I was really small. Almost primary school"sharpener" is small. And as long as you don't plug any cables into it, it can sit on its base…

The hub is actually on the computer I use to define the view. Firstly, having all available USB ports as well as charging ports on this hub is great. I like the fact that it stands and its footprint is small. It has an elongated base as shown in the picture and it fits really well there. I like it more than the usual stacking patterns you usually see. I really didn't have enough desk space for one of those long shelves. I didn't have any connection issues as anything I plugged in as peripherals

I couldn't find anything in the instructions about the strange plug at the end of the power cord. I didn't see the plug adapter for the power cord when I opened the box, and it wasn't until I looked for product information to make it easier to return the USB hub that I noticed that there was an adapter for a fancy plug that was compatible with one is normal outlet. . I got a self-powered hub to compensate for the computer's seemingly excessive current draw from my printer, but this seemed to be

I bought this adapter because I need one power adapter for multiple devices that I charge overnight. Now I just got it. I think it will work as needed, but the reason I'm writing this review right away is that two things bother me. First, it's a red LED. I thought it should turn green once connected. Makes sense right? Or just make it green, and when it's not powered, leave it off. I can live with that, but bad design. Second, the bottom plate is grooved upwards, but the bottom plate is hard…

UPDATED REVIEW Well the 1 one I bought for my computer broke completely today. It says 1/2 of the devices are not. Tried many troubleshooting methods but to no avail. I knew I should have booked Anchor. Either way, this device is a cheap, short-term fix for whatever you use it for. So if you're between paychecks, do it, but as soon as you can get good quality with a higher rating. ORIGINAL REVIEW Okay, I rarely write product reviews, but I needed to make sure some people knew. If you are…

I love Revain Basics products. I have never been disappointed and this one is no exception. This little thing looks like a plastic toy when you open it up, but it's actually a pretty solid device. It's small and almost invisibly tucked behind my Mac, although it comes with a small stand and isn't an eyesore at all aside from all the cables that come out of it. Anyway, I want most ports enabled. front, not behind. It has 2 USB ports on the front and 5 on the back. I usually plug them in the…

It was unexpected. I really like the Revain Basic products and they had the 2.0 I needed (and there were a lot of them) to put all my stuff together. I use one or two devices (mouse and charger) at the same time and use it for small memory cards when I need to back up something. This was really good because I only have two ports on my PC and my phone or whatever communicates with the computer through the device (some expanders don't have an extra data cable built in). stays on and i can charge…