🔌 Enhanced Tripp Lite U224-4R4-R 4-Port USB over Cat5 Hub with 4 Remote Ports Review

This product was a great solution for accessing my USB devices through my wireless router. When used in conjunction with a USB port on a router, all my laptops can access shared USB drives and printers without moving cables or devices.

USB Hub Extender has worked fine for me for a couple of years. I set it up so that all my various peripherals are in a closet about 25 feet from me and so there are unsightly cables on the table. My computer's bandwidth only works for USB 1.0. So to connect cameras and other devices, which work best with USB 2.0, I still have to connect them directly to my computer. Note that this is a 5v power supply. While rearranging my closet I accidentally plugged it into one of the 10v power supplies that

I have this USB hub about 25 meters from my computer. It doesn't provide enough power to run a wireless mouse or charge a phone. 1 star deduction for that. However, it will work well with all your devices plugged into another self-powered hub plugged into that power strip.

I plugged in a USB device 20m from my computer and it works great. the only thing i don't like is that the devices work in usb 1.o

I just can't get it to work. The first was broken. Replacing one kept giving me an over-voltage warning when plugged into my computer.

I bought this to put my Logitech USB headset receiver and 360 wireless controller receiver closer to the TV, which is also where I ran the HDMI cable to connect the Steam enable Big Picture mode on my TV. While setup wasn't difficult (Cat 6 cabling was already in place), there clearly wasn't enough USB 1.1 bandwidth for audio to work properly. it "worked" but the audio was distorted to the point where it couldn't be used. However, the 360 wireless controller was fine. I bought a (more…

My application for this is simple. I wanted to USB a Kurzweil PC3 to my computer across the room. It's only 25 feet long with the cable running at the edge of the room, so I first tried a cheaper 16-inch self-powered USB extender that costs less than $25 and a 10-foot USB -Cable. That didn't work for me. I then got this one, hooked up a 25ft Category 5 cable to it and it worked just fine. It was more money but I think in this case you really get what you pay for. I really needed the connection…

I've had my share of failed USB to CAT-x converters but this one worked as claimed. I like the power supply that makes it active on the remote side, I think it relieves the USB which makes the coil 5 last longer. I use it on a remote PC NVR locked in a closet 148ft from the client. Desktop, keyboard and mouse work without problems. best result this year.