USB Hub, 7 Port USB Hub 3.0 with 3.3ft USB Cable Multiple Port with Individual LED On/Off Switches USB Splitter for Laptop & PC

I purchased the ONFINIO USB Hub to tackle the ever-growing number of USB devices I use on a daily basis. Right off the bat, the hub impresses with its sleek design and compact form factor, making it a neat addition to my workstation.Setting it up was a breeze. The 3.3ft USB cable provided ample length to position the hub as per my convenience. The individual LED on/off switches are a game-changer, allowing me to control the connectivity of each device independently. This feature is incredibly useful in avoiding a clutter of wires and managing the devices efficiently.The data transfer speeds are as advertised. I experienced no lag or delay, whether I was transferring files, streaming media, or using input devices. The performance remained consistent even with multiple devices connected, showcasing its reliable functionality.Another aspect worth mentioning is the build quality. The hub feels sturdy and the ports hold the connections securely. I've been using this hub daily for a few weeks now and it's held up well, showing no signs of wear or looseness in the ports.The ONFINIO USB Hub is a solid investment for anyone in need of expanding their USB connectivity while maintaining a tidy setup. It delivers on its promises and the individual switches are a feature I never knew I needed, but now can't do without.

Works great on my home computer. Added more USB 3.0 ports instantly.

This is a handy tool for managing USB drives. The individual power buttons for each USB slot gives an easy way to connect or disconnect your drives to your computer without all the plugging and unplugging. Once the drive is plugged into one of the slots it can stay there until you want its data.. A mere push of a button turns it on and off. The convenience of access when wanted makes its low price a bargain. Once you use this you will never go back to just multi port USB accessories again.

I wish that it came with the power adapter. I have it plugged into a USB port on my tabe that plugs into an outlet and it can't power the two mini fans on my desk when I put them both on high along with the two LED strips turned on. It can do one on high and one on low or both on medium. The fans are rated 1~3v so it's limit is about 5ish. Not sure how much a 5v power adapter will help with that. I'll update when I get one. Can't comment on data transfer, not using it for that.

This is a very simple and convenient USB hub. I use it for connecting lighted model buildings and it solved the problem of having multiple battery sources for each building. Now I just just run their USB connectors to this hub and away we go. I like that each USB connection has its own power button. A real problem solver for me!

The USB-micro Super Speed port started going out really quickly and doesn't want to stay connected. Was great until then.

Power cuts out to any device I attempt to use in it, which makes it unusable for a mouse, keyboard, drawing pad or virtually anything you're using a reliable input, which is most usb things.Can't be used for charging, reliably. I find it charges my phone if it's the only device plugged in, but anything beyond the first device will not charge, presumably because it needs more power. Well, it has an adapter slot but I can't find any information about what adapter would work, and it doesn't appear to be linked in the store page.Since it weighs mere ounces it makes a poor paperweight, but that's about all it's good for. Mine is a glorified extension cable. I can charge things as long as I disable all but one of the devices plug into it, and that's all I use it for: charging a single device at a time, using the toggle buttons to isolate power to a single device.Waste of money.

This worked fine for me for some time. Like most hardware or electronics it may eventually fail. When mine did under warranty they were quick to replace for me. I really appreciate that. I do like the buttons to power on or off specific ports due to the number of devices I have to connect for work.