💻 Laptop USB Splitter - USB 3.0 Hub with Individual LED Power Switches, Power Adapter Extension Cable Included Review

Switches are the best feature. Works perfectly. Fits well on my desk. I seem a little slow to switch phones, but that's not a problem in the office.

Great! The only gripe is that the power cord connector is too close to the USB port. So when you plug both in, they rub against each other. Still works, so ok for my purposes.

Didn't work properly. Tried to return but had to pay the price of the product to return it so just threw it in the bin. Is it worth buying? Everything is mass-produced and not everything goes according to plan. Either bad design or bad quality control. It's only a few bucks, roll the dice if you want.

This is a good 7 port USB hub. It has 7 USB ports, each with its own power button. It comes with a USB cable to connect to a computer and a power cord because 7 devices are too power hungry for a computer, so this external power supply provides the necessary power that the computer lacks. The USB cable to connect this splitter to the computer is quite short, but it works and can easily be bypassed if the cable is too short.

I used an external SSD to test the transfer speed. They were within 10MB/s speed when the SSD was plugged directly into the laptop's USB 3.0 SS port. Not sure, but I think they were between 380MB/s and 410MB/s. After several weeks of almost daily use, I had no problems with it. The included USB cable is flat, making it difficult to route. It was short for my needs. Also, the cord of the external power supply is not very long (3 feet). It didn't go from the floor outlet to the hub when it was on

"USB 3.0 hub with separate LED power buttons" worked well. I've never had to connect more than four or five things at a time, so that's all I can talk about. Each device worked and/or charged normally when plugged in. I don't recommend this hub for people on the go. If you use this at home or in an office where you will rarely move the hub, then this hub is for you. However, if you're like me and need to take your laptop to class, home, and work, this port isn't going to last long. Mine lasted…

Bought to use with a range of external hard drives. Did a test today with a Seagata 5TB Backup Plus Portable plugged into a small power strip plugged into the hub and a 10ft USB extender cable plugged into the cable coming out of the hub came. That does not work. Tried the same connections on a Sabrent hub (no switches), it worked fine. Curious as to why, I pulled out my trusty Ruideng USB power meter and found that the hub draws 0.3-0.5 amps of power *from the computer* when plugged in, even…

Yesterday I spent 10 hours reorganizing my PC, external flash drives and external hard drives. I bought it thinking it was the perfect size and would make my life so much easier and safer as I would be able to unplug whatever I have attached to it. First I had to buy an extension cord as the power cord is very short. I had to move a lot of furniture to get to the back of my computer. I thought I would save a lot since it had a power cord as well as a USB cable to connect to my computer. After…