⚡️ Fast Charging D-Link USB Hub 7: Compact Design, 2.4A Multi Port USB 2.0 with Portable 5V/3A Power Adapter (DUB-H7) Review

Update: After my device died (10 months) I tried to get an RMA to get it back. D-link insists I send it back to them including everything that was in the box such as B. the quick installation guide. If I leave this bin (which I no longer have), they charge me $35, which is more than what I paid for this device. The return shipping is also at my expense. THE D-LINK WARRANTY IS NOT USEFUL. What they don't tell you is that you can't take advantage of its main selling point - the high current fast…

I've used three different USB 2.0 hubs for iDevices in the last six months and this is the first one that really works; with caveats: the two 1.2A USB ports that should be i-device ready DO NOT fully charge devices when the Macbook is on; Use "Drip Charge" instead. This means that if you use your devices while they're plugged in, you'll likely find them to charge VERY slowly. D-Link recommends turning off your Macbook to fully charge it (after that it just becomes a standard i-device power…

Last year I bought 3 D-Link 7-port USB hubs (DUB-H7) for 3 different computers. (two are with me and one with my father). I was immediately frustrated that this hub couldn't supply enough power to run an external USB bus-powered laptop-sized DVD burner when nothing else was connected to it. to the hub. (A cheap $10 7-port hub I bought off eBay that replaced this hub was able to power a DVD burner and 4 hard drives before it broke!) I ended up having to have this DVD burner connect directly. to…