SABRENT USB hub 3.2x1 with power adapter 36W, 7 port usb3 fast Powered data hub, multiple USB splitter, USB docking station, multiport hubs, LEDs on/off Switch compatible with pc Laptop MacBook iMac

Works incredibly well. I currently have 15-ish devices plugged in via USB hubs and suchlike. This does everything you'd expect it to and has worked flawlessly so far. LEDs are bright, the device is relatively heavy and sturdy, and no additional software is needed. I would like to have some mounting mechanism in future versions, but no complaints here whatsoever.

I had been using an Anker 7-port hubUSB3.0 (H7928-U3 - no longer available on Amazon) - with a 36 watt supply that it needed to work at all, yet this was power that it seemed to refuse to share with the connected USB peripherals. Hence USB3.0 bus powered HDDs wouldn't work, nor would a USB3 to Ethernet adapter.So after reading a few "best buy" articles I bought this Sabrent hub. It just worked like I had expected the Anker hub to work. I'll look for the Sabrent brand in future.Not worth knocking off a star for, but the only disappointment is that the LEDs to indicate the power switch to each port is on are so dim that they are only visible in a dark room ! But of course with any more light one can just about make out if the switches are pushed down !

I have quite a complex setup and needed more USB ports than I originally had. This was easy to set up and solved my issue pretty easily.

Great product. Does exactly what I need. Has stopped my computer crashing.

Bought on a recommendation from a colleague. Thought it looked massive in the picture which is why I didn’t buy earlier but it’s really small/compact. Sturdy. Buttons are great. Also not USB-C which means wireless mouse and keyboard now working perfectly (USB-C is renowned for causing problems for wireless devices). Couldn’t be happier. 10/10 would recommend - as mouse and keyboard work properly now!

I recently purchased this USB splitter, and it has exceeded all my expectations. Its compact design makes it a perfect fit on my crowded desk, saving me precious space without compromising on functionality.One of the standout features is its sturdy construction. The build quality is impressive, giving me confidence that it will withstand daily use without any issues. It feels solid and durable, which is not something I can say for all USB splitters I've tried in the past.The power buttons for each USB port are a game-changer. They're easy to use and allow me to control the power to each connected device independently. This feature has proven incredibly useful for managing my devices and conserving power when certain peripherals are not in use.Performance-wise, this USB splitter is outstanding. I plugged in a wired USB mouse and a wireless dongle for my keyboard, and both work flawlessly. There's no noticeable lag in keyboard responsiveness or mouse pointer movement. Everything operates smoothly and efficiently, making my workflow much more seamless.In summary, this USB splitter is a must-have for anyone looking to expand their USB connectivity with a reliable and convenient device. Its compact size, sturdy build, and easy-to-use power buttons make it a top choice. Plus, the excellent performance with both wired and wireless peripherals ensures a lag-free experience. Highly recommended!

Very good powered hub runs all.the slots with no issues

I bought the SABRENT USB Hub for my racing sims at a price of £5.12, and I’ve been using it for about two years without any major issues. The separate control for each output with an LED light is a nice feature that adds a bit of convenience.The build quality is alright, but it does feel cheap and plasticky. However, this doesn’t affect its functionality, so it’s not a huge deal.The biggest downside is the price. For £5.12, you’re getting a basic 4-port USB 2.0 docking station, and honestly, the speed of USB 2.0 is quite slow. I wouldn’t recommend using this hub for heavy data transfers—it’s better suited for wireless connections or light data transfer tasks.If you can find it for around £1.50 - £2.50, it’s a decent value, but at the original price of £6.86, it feels a bit overpriced for what it offers. All in all, it’s functional for the basics, but I wouldn’t pay too much for it.