BrovSS: 10 Port Powered USB 3.0 Hub Aluminum - High-Speed USB Hub Charger - Expand your Connectivity with Multiple Port Splitter Hub for Apple, Laptop, PC, USB Flash Drives, HDD Hard Drive (Black) Review

I bought my last USB 3 hub three years ago and it was made by Revain. It was working fine but like any other electronic device it was getting old and starting to play so I was looking for the best because for what I do I always need high capacity hard drives in my computer and that's not easy for all USB. 3 hubs to provide the fastest data connection while transferring huge files from one to the other. I found this item and after looking at the specs and doing a little research I realized I was

This was a life saver, I use this for devices that require power but don't need a high refresh rate. It's expensive but worth it. I will buy another one just to have on hand and when it disappears I won't look for a similar one again for years.

Works well. Sometimes I have to unplug and plug USBs back in for them to be recognized. But overall it works fine. I decided to attach it to the side of the computer with Velcro for ease of use, and I liked it better at this point.

Needed a powered USB hub that could be installed and had at least eight or ten ports. This BrovSS powered 10-port USB 3.0 hub ticks all the boxes and works great. The quality, fit and finish appear to be excellent and it works without any issues. Includes mounting hardware, even extra screws. Great little USB 3.0 hub with 10 ports!

I have 10 devices that I usually power from two existing USB hubs. I've been having some issues lately and have traced the issue back to my hubs. Unfortunately, this device didn't recognize my devices once I got past 3. While not many of my devices require power from a hub, I couldn't find a power adapter anywhere. This indicated that it was rated at 60 watts. Everything that is written 12V. 5A Overall very disappointed. As other reviewers have said, the board has LEDs and the holes kinda let…

The hub (10 ports) is well built and looks sturdy. That's why I bought it, but unfortunately that's perhaps the only positive thing I can write about this device. I received it today and I'm already having problems. While most of my devices work fine, some USB2 devices cannot connect through this hub. Even more interesting, if you connect the same device to the same iCONE hub port with the same USB cable, but with an additional USB2 hub in between, everything works as expected. In addition, the

Decent hub with some issues. First, the topology is not quite as expected. This hub is actually 3 4-port hubs crammed into one box. The first hub is physical ports 1 and 2, while internal ports 3 and 4 work with separate hubs for physical ports 3-6 and 7-10. (The first port is closest to the USB cable on the back of the hub.) I can't tell how much this affects transfer speeds. The real problem for me is that it adds extra nodes that are too many for the host controller, meaning I can't use…