USB Hub 10 Port Powered USB Docking Station 60W

I flight sim, so have a LOT of Additional Flight Sim Hardware, (22 to be precise). I wanted a reliable POWERED USB Hub to power my new Hardware, so did some research and this brand came up as among the top contenders for a realistic price. I am NOT Disappointed with my purchase have had ZERO USB Drop-outs, and the 60w PSU provides ample power to the 8 devices i have so far attached to this 10 port Hub, with capacity for the remaining two ports to be populated when my next Hardware arrives. Can Easily Recommend this Brand, and also the On/Off button type, meaning i can turn off individual USB ports for when i am Updating Firmware to certain USB connected Hardware, without interferience from other USB ports.

I have a ThinkCentre M720q Tiny PC which has 5 USB ports + 1 USBC port - 3 of the USB ports are black so are USB2.0, and 2 are blue so are USB 3.0. I was using an unpowered 4 port USB hub but I guess the power draw was more than the source USB port could supply as not all of my USB drives were recognised when plugged in. I have previous experience with Sabrent as a brand for hard drive cases, so it was on my very short list of brand names when looking for a powered docking station. As all the ports on this docking station have their own switches, I just switch on which devices I need to be present. Currently I have a microphone, external webcam, 3 hard drives (2 SSD's and 1 HDD (which has it's own power supply)), and a two camera battery chargers. They all work just fine, and I've successfully copied files between two of the drives attached to the hub. No longer do I have to keep unplugging devices to plug another one in, and my desktop looks a lot tidier as a result. The hub itself is solidly built, and I'm thinking of getting a second one for my other USB 3.0 port as I have many more USB SSD and HDD drives sitting around.

Perfect! Got it for an organ which had 9 USBs and it made it easy to rationalise the whole thing down to one to connect with my pc. Having them individually switchable helped with debugging the various keyboards and was an added and welcome bonus. I connected everything up, plugged it into my PC, and it just worked first time. Fantastic!

This multi hub USB has a substantial base area which makes it fairly stable, which helps in docking & un-docking connections. Each port has adequate space to take every connection I have made so far, without any of them being crowded for space. The blue indicator lights are not large enough or bright enough to be seen against the glare from my monitor, but I think I will design a cradle to hold the hub so that in slopes towards me, which will increase visibility and access.

My laptop only has 3 built-in USB ports, which was a nightmare for managing all my streaming peripherals. Plugging everything into this hub instantly solved the problem! It allowed me to connect my mic, camera, lighting, and accessories into one central spot. The setup looks so much cleaner, organized, and tidier now. 5 stars!

I have 3 external hdd and an external SSD I have tried few other usb hub with power but all had problem loading multiple hdds at same time.

Easy to set up. You will need a nearby power socket. Everything is needed unless you do not have a Type 1 USB connection avilable. Works well.

Excellent little product and does exactly as it says on the tin. If I had to suggest an improvement it would be that with a possible 10 USB leads leading to the item, some form of locating screws on the base or a fixable holder would allow it to be fixed to a wall or similar. That in itself should not be seen as any criticism of this excellent little product.

Fonctionne parfaitement bien, très pratique et de bonne qualité ! Je l'utilise pour déporter les périphériques USB du pc. En revanche le câble usb d'origine est trop court (environ 10cm) Je vous conseille donc de prévoir l'achat d'un câble selon votre utilisation.

REVISED REVIEW: I originally gave this USB hub 5 stars. After using it for a few days I have to downgrade this positive review as it was premature. The hub randomly pulls up other USB ports on its own when using a different port. Also, it is quite slow in recognizing a port after making that port active. And on occasion will active an external hard drive that's connected to the computer, not the hub. In general this port acts squirrely. Since it's only a few days old, I hate to think of what is to come a few days down the road. I would not buy this port again. Another example of inferior Chinese quality. ORIGINAL REVIEW This is perhaps my most useful computer peripheral. I keep everything on flash drives. My old USB hub kept erasing flash drives and important information. There's a zillion of these on Amazon so reading the reviews helped. So I got this. It's a bit pricey but it seems so far to be doing all that was advertised. I like the fact that it is powered since I think power out of the back of my computer is not enough and I don't use it to charge things. Also, the on/off switches mean I only have to power up the ones I'm using at the time. 10 ports are sufficient for my needs. And my computer recognizes an active USB drive as soon as I press the button. This is reassuring relative to the old one. Nothing erased so far. But I really can't speak to the long-term reliability since I've not used it for long. I like the rubber footing since it keeps it in place. The adapter brick is sort of big but the connecting cord is long enough so that it can be placed away from the AC plug allowing me to place it atop the computer. It's neat and compact. One big downside is that the blue active indicator lights are not very bright. So far I can recommend it. But take my advice. Don't trust USB flash drives for important stuff. Have one or two active external hard drives at all times. A hassle copy to all the time, but important insurance in my opinion.

Very pleased with this hub. I’ve been using Anker’s power hubs, and they’ve always been reliable and great, but this one with individual power buttons is a step up. It lets me keep thumb drives or other devices plugged in without powering them when they’re not in use.

I replaced my old router because it was over heating and causing the connection to drop. I would noticed that after a minute as the speed would start dropping till the connection fails. This was a replacement to fix that issue but while it is better and has yet to totally fail, the heat is still an issue. USB3.0 rates of data transfer can overwhelm hardware but my old one worked flawlessly for a year before heat became an issue. This started straight away... even with just a single hard drive plugged in (the only physically connected cable) I have had it a week and it works for the small stuff, but when you want 10Gb or more... nope, it overheats and the drive's plug gets real hot. I'm going to set it up on my other PC's and see if it's localized, but I doubt it.

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