atolla USB Hub, 4-Port USB 3.0 Hub with Individual Power Switches & 2 Ft Cable, Slim USB Splitter for PC/Mac, iMac, MacBook Air, Surface Pro, USB Flash Drives, Mobile HDD Review

No more unplugging the mic amp, I can just turn it off and be a big help to my computer, thanks a lot. I hope you do one with 8 holes or at least 6

This is a good little USB hub for the price. It has switches for each port and works perfectly. I would like the cable to be a bit longer so it goes around the side of my computer. I'm happy with it and if you need more USB ports this might be the solution for you too. 5 Stars

Plug and play and works exactly as advertised. The cable is long enough to reach the back of the PC, allowing the hub to sit on top rather than dangling around. I appreciate it as I plan to use it with elements that are frequently connected and disconnected. A great non-powered USB hub if you need a few extra ports!

This is a small and portable 4-port USB hub. It's very lightweight and comes with an integrated 2ft USB-C cable. it is connected. It is NOT self-powered so make sure the USB port you plug it into can support up to 4 devices you plug into this hub. Each port has its own on/off slider with a blue light. Switch that lights up when it is ON. It works great and is USB3.0. It's very economical. I've used it on computers and game consoles to provide more USB ports. I like separate ON/OFF switches as I

Most modern USB hubs are designed for use with portable computers and have a short USB cable. I ordered this hub for use with my older full tower computer; My computer has a rear USB 2.0 add-on card, and this hub's 24-inch USB cable was long enough to find USB ports on a full tower (after my old hub failed). Installation was easy: I plugged the hub into a USB stick, the computer recognized the hub ("Universal USB Hub on USB 2.0 bus") and loaded the necessary driver from the Windows 2000…

I made this to solve a simple problem: I now have more USB peripherals than USB ports on my work laptop. This solved the problem and cost about $15. That should be enough, but this hub has a few extra nice features that set it apart from others I've used in the past. Each USB port can be enabled/disabled manually or individually. So you don't have to disable anything to disable it; just turn off the switch. When you're ready to plug it back in, simply flip the switch to the "on" position. In…