Atolla Headphone Powered Charging Switches Review

This is a nice headphone stand and the USB hub adds nice functionality instead of the space the stand takes up. The only complaint is that the supplied USB cable is too short - only 3ft - my computer sits under my desk (as I assume a lot of other people do) and the USB cable isn't made for connecting a hub. to a computer - using an extension is a bad idea as USB 3 is usually pretty picky about extensions (unless it's an expensive active extension). So I end up having to buy an extra USB cable…

The product itself deserves a good rating. It is as advertised and 100% working with one small complaint. The cable that connects to the computer is short, I bought this to run cables around my desk, but the tiny cable is long enough to sit next to or on top of the computer, which isn't ideal. Maybe I can find a USB extension. The reason I gave it 3 stars is because I received an obviously used product that was scratched from fingerprints. The package was damaged upon arrival by the buyer who…

* Saves desktop space. * Heavy duty metal headphone stand with plastic hook cover. The hook is very wide and stiff, which may not suit some headphones.* The USB 3.0 hub operates at advertised speeds. The included cable is short but of good quality.* The DAC is mediocre so I returned the product and gave it 4 stars. It works with an output of 48 kHz/24 bit. The input is ok but it picks up EMI I think due to the onboard data and charge ports. I bought it mainly as a cheap speech DAC. The output…

I bought it mainly for the audio aspect (audio jacks, headset holder and mute button options), the USB ports were the icing on the cake. But from what I've experienced using these ports for external devices, they don't translate to my computer that has these devices on them, as if they can't read back and forth. When I plugged my external device into my USB 3.0 port, the port got very hot. And the outside appeared and then disappeared. I don't think a USB cradle can handle all the…