USB Hub 3.0 Powered Rosonway Aluminum 7 Ports USB 3.0 Data Hub Splitter with 24W (12V/2A) Power Adapter and Individual On/Off Switches USB Port Expander for PC and Laptop (RSH-A37S)

I had been using a 4 port USB hub from Aukey for a few years, while I enjoyed using it - I needed more ports, as well as more power, as the Aukey hub kept disconnecting and getting "overburdened" by the voltage needs of all the devices I would plug into it This hub is awesome, and here is why: 1) 7 ports of beautiful USB 3.0 speed 2) it is powered, no more issues with high power consuming gadgets such as my android phone and bluetooth dongles 3) each port has this awesome on/off switch - very efficient I love that Looks pretty slick as well, colors match my desk setup If you are on the market this hub works great, and it is very cost effective - give it a try if you are on the fence

I previously had a USB port hub but not only was it giving me issues when I tried connecting certain devices but I needed more ports (it only came with four). This was a big improvement as it comes with seven ports with buttons that allow you to turn them on or off individually. It's also has a good sturdiness which keeps it stable on my desk and it was simple to use from the start. Once you set up, you barely have to worry about it moving forward. And the best part is my devices seem to connect to my computer faster than before! It's also if I plugged it in directly rather than through a port hub which I felt deserved a five star rating. I will say it did act a little funny while I typed this review (flashdrive kept disconnecting and reconnecting) but it subsided hopefully for good. It's close to thirty bucks but what it's worth, I'm not having any issues and it's incredibly smooth and reliable so it may just be worth the money since it includes peace of mind as well. All in all, a solid product that I recommend if you had similar issues with a previous hub or if you simply need some USB ports for your devices.

What can be said about a powered USB3 hub that works exactly as advertised? Well, this one has a few additional features which I really appreciate. I've owned a few USB hubs previous to my Rosonway. They also worked as advertised, but I commonly found that most of them were so light-weight that once peripherals like gamepads were plugged in, the entire hub would often move around and would also require double-sided mounting tape or velcro to stay in place. Not the Rosonway, though. It's build quality is heavy enough that it stays in-place without modification. I also really appreciate the activation buttons near each port. It gets tiresome having to unplug hard drives and peripherals to keep platforms from recognizing unnecessary devices, which can also lead to port and plug wear. I can keep all of my hard drives plugged in and decide which one gets detected with each device session. My one and only gripe is the nearly proprietary USB3 cable the Rosonway requires to interface with platforms. If there's no reason to use proprietary cabling, I really don't appreciate it when manufacturers opt to anyhow. That means if you happen to have kids or pets that are rough on electronics, chances are you'll be ordering new cables directly from the manufacturer; and in a few years, that may not even be an option. Who cares, though? At the price-point, the entire hub could be easily replaced.

+1 star because it charges your devices with just the AC adapter plugged in (no need for a laptop to be connected like the Aukey powered hub) +1 star because you can turn each port on/off individually. I have an RGB keyboard and love being able to turn the lights off when it's not in use with the push of button. +1 star because all of the ports are USB 3.0 (haven't tested the speeds but I'm sure it'll be fine) +1 star for the sleek design. I like that both the power adapter and USB connection to your laptop are on the same side. +1 star for the blue lights indicating which ports are "on" not blinding me. The "on" lights are on a small, shiny metal strip which is very sleek. I have the hub in my line of sight on my desk and it's not distracting. I purchased this after returning an Aukey powered hub since it wouldn't charge my devices on its own. I'm so glad I found the Rosonway because while it has less USB connections than the Aukey I returned, it has so much more functionality. This is a game charger because I no longer need charging blocks and room on the power strip to charge my devices, and it looks so nice on my desk. The AC adapter also keeps all of my peripherals connected to my laptop at all times.

Seriously, this thing is robust and sturdy. It has real weight to it and in no way feels flimsy like most of these things do. Metal outside casing. It feels like it is going to last and last. I bought one for work last week, LOVED it and ordered this one for myself at home. Both came in great shape, seriously after the first one arrived, I immediately logged in and ordered a second. Let's see, 7 ports with buttons to turn each port on or off. There's a blue LED light on the right hand side that lights up next to each port showing if it is on or off, which is a pretty handy feature. The push buttons also recess down once pressed, so if the button is down and the light is on, you know that USB port is working. The USB light is not obnoxiously bright like on some accessories, you could sleep with this thing next to your face if needed. It's more of a soft blue glow. Bottom line, get it. Order 2, do it now haha.

This was bought to replace an older USB 2.0 Hub which, after much abuse, was falling apart. No, literally. And also to increase the number of ports from 4 to 7, and to allow USB 3.0 devices to use it at full speed. That latter will have to wait until the USB 3.0 extension cable I ordered shows up and used with a USB 3.0 port on my computer. Until then, it works fine with a USB 2.0 extension cable and 2.0 port, just at 2.0 speeds. The older one was purchased in December 2020 and I see no reason to believe it will not last as long as I need it. It is certainly a well-built device. Nothing flimsy here!

Es una pieza compacta y funcional; cumple lo que promete. Llego en tiempo y en buenas condiciones.

Mantem todos os dispositivos sempre conectados sem falhas ou interrupções, inclusive fornecendo energia adequadamente.

Muy buen producto. desafortunadamente, por una extraña razón fue incompatible con mi computadora.

Excelente para administrar varios periféricos y tener libres algunos puertos para transferencia de información, la calidad en general es buena, solo se me ha fundido un foquito, pero los todos los puertos funcionan.

Ampliación de puertos que los que utilizamos equipo de audio necesitamos en exceso. Hasta el Momento todo va de lujo.