USB Hub 3.0, 7-Port USB Hub Splitter with Individual On/Off Switches and Lights, 3.2ft/1m Long Cable Compatible with MacBook, Laptop, Surface Pro, PS4, PC, Flash Drive, Mobile HDD

This 7-port USB 3.0 hub is useful for expanding a single USB port into multiple connections, especially for desks with several peripherals. The individual on/off switches are a standout feature, allowing each port to be powered independently without unplugging devices. The indicator lights clearly show which ports are active without being overly bright. Data transfer speeds are solid for everyday use like keyboards, mice, flash drives, and external accessories. The hub feels stable on a desk and doesn’t slide around easily once placed. Plug-and-play setup worked without needing drivers, and it recognized connected devices immediately. This hub works best for low- to moderate-power USB devices rather than high-draw charging. For organizing multiple peripherals and controlling them efficiently, it’s a practical and convenient addition to a workstation.

It ain’t bad for a usb port! The design is slick and the option to turn off certain ports is such a useful feature.

This USB hub is exactly what I needed to organize my cluttered workspace and add ports for my laptop .It has exceeded my expectations! The build quality feels solid, and the functionality is top-notch. The seven individual on/off switches are a brilliant feature. It's so convenient to be able to turn off a specific device, like my external hard drive, without having to unplug it. The blue indicator lights are a great visual cue, letting me know exactly which ports are active. I've been using this for my laptop and the USB 3.0 speeds are fantastic—I can transfer large files quickly and without any hassle. The 3.2ft cable is a perfect length for routing the hub to a convenient spot on my desk without any strain. It's compatible with everything I've plugged in so far. This is a simple, effective, and well-designed product that I highly recommend to anyone who needs more ports.

it works fine as a usb hub for windows 11 it's a bit quirky though but I like the on/off switch option that is built into this product. when you plug stuff in, you have to plug it in in a certain order, closest to the wire first and then down as you fill it with usb devices. if you go right to the end of the usb hub (the part without the wire running into it) windows will give you an error the the device has malfunctioned, but it doesn't happen as long as you are plugging things in a certain order (closest to the wire first, then down). also it says it supports portable HDD external drives, but with the external HDD i have it needs to take two usb ports if i use this hub. where if i plug it in directly into the computer, i only need one usb input. so I assume it depends on what type of external HDD you have, but for me it's pointless to use up an extra usb input so I'm going to keep mine plugged directly into the laptop i bought this for (my laptop only has two usb inputs so i needed this product). but like i said, other than those two minor things, this is a great product. oh and also, if you bump into the usb connection, sometimes it randomly disconnects/reconnects. so the usb plug must be cheaply made since it comes loose so easily. but not a big issue. i may buy another one in the future if i run out of usb input slots on this one. or i may buy a higher quality one, but for the price this isn't bad.

This is the best hub I have ever used. I work online and I use it for everything. Even non-powered items work perfectly I really didn't know I needed it until I purchased it. The ones with ports on the sides were always in the way. It's also nice that its lit so that you can see where to connect in low light as well.

I had the front ports in my computer fail and could not easily access the rear ports on the motherboard. I absoloutly love the fact that my storage devices, flash drives, card readers etc. can remain plugged in and with the push of a button, you can select the device you need and use it. I run Linux and test other distros from time to time. I also use a lot of "Portable Apps and Appimages. Being able to store and retrive them from an external drive easily is great. I may eventually buy a secondary power supply for running more power hungry devices if needed, i/e an IDE drive reader. I also bought some type A port plugs for any ports that aren't currently in use, currently only 2. Love that it supports 7 devices even though I seldom use more than 2 at a time.

I thought about inventing a device like this several times. Happily, there is one. I was frustrated having to tilt my head sideways to see which way the USB had to be inserted. This is perfect, it lies flat and the thumb drives, printer cables, mouse transmitters or external drives are easy to plug in because all slots are facing up. I can plug them in one-handed. Each slot has a button to turn it on or off, which is handy if a large external drive interferes with the system speed. You simply turn off that button, it doesn’t eject it, it just ignores it until the button is pressed again. For example, your cabled printer won’t work if that button is off. Seven slots is perfect. With fewer and fewer USB ports on newer computers, this is perfect. I have my printer cable; mouse transmitter and two large external drives plugged in and still have two slots left for thumb drives. This is really great to plug into the back of TV that usually has very little space to comfortably insert a USB device. This way there is no fumbling behind the TV. The cord is about 2 ft. long so you’ve got lots of room.

This usb hub is great. Works perfectly, great quality. Compact so fits anywhere. Anyone can use. Sleek design and overall great product