13-Port USB Hub Powered by LATORICE - Ultra-Fast USB 3.0 & IQ Quick Charge 3.0 Ports, High-Speed USB Splitter with Cords C and A, Unibody Aluminum Design Review

Advantages: 1.) It has a good weight. It's a nice touch. 4.) It has rubber dots/mini cushions to keep it secure on your desk. Cons: It took two weeks to deliver when it should have taken a maximum of one.

Only a few days if the connected device was disconnected repeatedly. It took me some trial and error to determine the cause using USB View, but it turns out that the problem only occurs when I plug this device into this hub, even if the device works fine directly or in another hub . got it back

I have a computer that does all the normal office work and also supports fairly powerful tech, so more powered USB ports make sense. What I like about it is that it's not cluttered with SD card readers, spare HDMI ports, etc. and other stuff I don't need. Top quality you can rely on.

Fantastic build quality, very durable. Certainly a bit expensive compared to other USB hubs. In terms of functionality, it works as expected, but be aware that Windows and USB in general have limitations with hubs and some non-working devices. I've had issues connecting Elgato capture cards, CamLink 4K, external storage and webcams to the hubs, but I don't think this is a hub specific bug and is more software/hardware related.

Nice metal construction, looks good visually. But that's where it all ends. Connecting peripherals even to slots (speakers, webcams, microphone, etc.) is not coped with. The webcam worked intermittently, the sound was interrupted. Whatever processor/bus/buffer they have, they can't handle it. If you try to connect only 12 flash drives, it will probably work. But don't worry if you need it for something else.

This item is the main source of light pollution in the home. However, this is a great hub here on the third day of use. 10 USB 3.0 ports and three fast charge ports make it a great addition to my desktop. It comes with high-quality fabric-wrapped USB cables. That's right, two cables: a USB-A male-male and a USB-C to USB-A male/male. However, they are short, a maximum of 3 feet. So if you have more distance, buy an extension cord or buy longer cords when you place an order. It has no power…

This is one of the more expensive USB 3.0 hubs, but it's worth it. Everything is listed and worked with this hub without any problems. It is very well built with all metal construction. Plugs and supplied cables are of very high quality. I like that the USB host port is a reliable Type B USB port. Finally, I looked for a self-powered hub to ensure none of the connected devices required power. This device comes with a massive 60W (12V @ 5A) power supply. That should be enough for me.

When the device is connected to my computer, I have problems booting the computer. The problem occurs when there is no image on any of the monitors connected to my system. If I reboot with the hub disabled, everything works fine. After a reboot I can plug in the hub and it works reasonably. I also have problems with USB 3 memory sticks. Sticks that work well in other hubs and are connected directly to the computer will not show up in File Explorer when connected to this hub. The hub is…

This is most likely capable of delivering the 'intended' and actual charging power and actual electrical load given the number of ports available! Few (none of the ones I've found) can. Few users are aware of the actual "electricity load" of a typical array of today's smartphones, tablets, laptops and various other electrical devices..."Fast charging" generates...then wonder why the devices don't" "quickly" charged, or "quickly" according to electrical specs and manufacturer claims. Others are…