USB 3.0 Hub, Tendak USB Hub with 4 USB 3.0 Data Ports + 1 USB Smart Charging Port and Power Supply Adapter with Individual On/Off Port Switches for PS4 Pro PS4 Slim Xbox One

Satisfecho, a funcionado con un HUB usb, interfaz behringer y controlador midi Alesis Vi49.

I just got a laptop for the first time and I wanted to add some storage potential. This hub gives me four USB 3.0 slots to use. I've filled them all up and I can turn them all on, or off, or on one at a time, using the buttons on the hub. They all work perfectly...at least so far. No one can predict the future though...so far, so good. It wasn't pricey either. It is a powered hub to keep from drawing power from my laptop, but it will work without plugging it in to power too. What more can I say? I like the way it looks. The ports light up with a blue led light when they are "turned on" by their individual button(s). If you're looking for a hub, this one does what it says.

I recommend it.

I’ve been using this USB 3.0 hub to expand the ports on my laptop, and overall it’s a practical and budget-friendly solution. 💻 Setup: Laptop + mouse + keyboard + USB drive 🔥 Pros: • Adds multiple USB ports instantly, very useful for laptops • Fast data transfer speeds up to 5Gbps (USB 3.0) • Plug & play, no drivers needed • Works with different devices (flash drives, keyboard, external HDD) • Compact and easy to carry ⚠️ Cons: • Build quality is average (mostly plastic) • Can get slightly warm when multiple devices are connected • Not ideal for high-power devices unless using powered version • Cable could be longer 📌 Performance: Handles basic peripherals like mouse, keyboard, and USB drives without issues. Data transfer is noticeably faster compared to USB 2.0, especially when moving files. 📌 Final thoughts: This is a great entry-level USB hub if you just need more ports for everyday use. It’s not premium, but it does exactly what it promises at a very reasonable price.

Not a whole lot to get romantic about over a USB 3.0 hub, but there are a couple very good points to this. First, the USB cord connected to the computer is a good length so you can actually move the hub out of the way (I have a laptop and I keep the hub behind the screen). Second, the power switches to the different ports are a nice-to-have feature. Something you don't need, but something you can appreciate when you have it. If there's one quibble I have, it's that the power cord is about eight inches shorter than I'd like. Not that it doesn't work for me where I have it, but if I had that extra bit of slack, I'd be happier. Oh, and that USB cable from the hub to the computer is pretty thick. Like thicker than Ethernet cable thick. Not a problem, just one of those things you look at and wonder if you're running a washing machine from your USB port. Oh, and that little charging port that is always on is very nice for charging a phone or tablet without looking for an outlet. Love that too. All in all, probably the best USB hub I've owned.