TP-LINK UH700 USB Hub, 7.1cm Ports, Black Review

A good hub, I took the same one at work, it has been working 24/7 for a couple of years without failures. If you need the functionality of a charger for gadgets in the hub (additional 2 ports of 2.4A each), then take a closer look at the more expensive model uh720, because this hub has a maximum current of 1.5A and only on three ports

I am going to recommend this wonderful item. In combination with the Keenetic 4G 1212, I make use of it. The following devices were successfully connected: an Olax modem, an HP smart tank 515 printer, a Seagate external HDD, and a standard USB flash drive. Everything pulls, but neither it nor any of the components heat up or fall off. Some pros: Small in size, inexpensive, and functional. I turned it on, and it seemed to be operational. Producing products of high quality. There is no element of

Got pros: A super handy thing for those who never have enough USB ports. Especially for laptops. Works great, can be turned off, satisfied. Cons: It would be nice if there was a button to turn off on each port, but this is basically not important.

Pros: Works, does not heat up, even in the sun. I connected it to all ports at the same time, used it to drain 500GB each, did not notice any drawdowns in speed. Has cons: The cord is really short, I want it longer, and from the power supply too. Charging a maximum of 1.5a I would like 2.1, but my Samsung still charged quickly enough.

I recommend quality item. I use it in conjunction with Keenetic 4G 1212. Connected: Olax modem, HP smart tank 515 printer, Seagate external HDD, and a regular USB flash drive. Everything pulls, it does not heat up or anything falls off. Got pros: Compact, price, functionality. Turned it on and it's working. Manufacturing quality. Everything stated in the description is true. Has cons: There are no holes on the back of the device for wall mounting. Although, this is not a disadvantage, but more…

I have almost a permanent job in 24/7 mode - it has been working for about two years. Very stable and hassle-free - all devices connect and are detected in the system (Win 10) normally. For all the time, no sudden "dumps" of devices were observed.

If suddenly you are here because you read on w3bsit3-dns. Com that Oculus Quest 2 works with this hub - it really happened. On revision V1, it had a VL812 chip compatible with the helmet. Under this announcement in January 23, the hub has revision V4 and with a completely different chip. When I tried to start the VR environment, the connection fell off. If you use another hub after that, with a VL812 chip (for example, built into the kiwi design cable), the flight is stable, but there is no…

An excellent hub with additional power, two ports allow you to connect USB up to 2A with external power. Looks good on the table, works flawlessly.

It's hard to praise a device that just gets the job done, but I'll try. Provides connection of several external hard drives and other peripherals to a single-board computer. The speed doesn't seem to hurt. "Brains do not" - works stably. Somewhat cheaper than similar DLINKs and other competitors. “If you can’t see the difference, then why pay more?” ©

Has some pros: Can be used as a charger Somehow it works, albeit crooked and lousy Cons below: Constantly falls off, the tray icon also constantly hangs that the device is not recognized

Got pros: Works through a 2m extension cable . normally reads flash drives, hhd 2.5, external CD. Good port spacing Looks good Some cons: After 5 months, in the on state (from the button), the power supply began to squeak.

Its pros: Super device, compact and convenient, no lags found in operation Cons: It would be cool if there were switches for each usb port, but wow