Powered USB 3.0 Hub, ikuai 7 Ports Aluminum USB Splitter Hub (3 Faster Data Transfer Ports+ 4 Smart Charging Ports) with Individual LED On/Off Switches, Multi USB Port for PC, Mac (RSW-A37)

Serves its purpose but nothing to scream about

Everything is fine. No issues. Would have liked a longer cables from my USB port to the device, perhaps another foot or so. But, no reason to reduce the rating.

I like that each port has an individual switch, and that theres three fast charging ones.

for the price, you cant do any better. Works wonderful

Works great. On/Off buttons are a plus feature and lighted active ones are subdued and do not create a distraction. The seven slots are perfect for my use of various peripherals.

Perfect for my needs

Functional but feels bulky. I wish the LEDs and the buttons are on the same side. Overall do recommend.

Love this thing. It is what it is.

good product it works the versatility of data & power connections really works great for me

EDIT: after over a year the hub is still working with no issues, I found though that 3 external hard drives is too much power draw as one of them keeps disconnecting and reconnecting over and over with my USB mic and 2 keyboards also connected to the hub. Can confirm it will support 3 ssds with the same load though. I bought tis to extend my USB ports on my laptop cause i do have a lot of USB devices that i use and some are kind of power hungry when used together. i mounted it with double sided tape to my desk as i really only need extra ports when im home. Pros: - the hub feels very solid and well made, its made from real metal and it feels like it wont break if it takes a bad fall. -the buttons for turning on and off different ports makes connecting and disconnecting devices much simpler and if i need to disconnect my mic so nobody can hear me (my mic doesnt have a mute button) it works well. -the indicator lights show which devices are using the data link with the pc and its helpful to see if theres anything causing a problem (more on that in the cons) Cons - theres really only one con i have experienced so far, the hub is powered and the adapter makes it so that my phone charges when its plugged in acting as a internet connection rather than drain like it does when it was plugged into my old unpowered hub. but when i have 7 of the ports in use with all my devices: -Audio technica AT2020 USB mic -GK68XS RGB mechanical keyboard -Coolermaster CK552 RGB mechanical keyboard -Steelseries Sensei Ten mouse -2 external hdd enclosures (1tb hdd and 500gb ssd) - and my oneplus 7t used as a tethering device for internet when all these are plugged in the external drives start to randomly disconnect and reconnect repeatedly so when i know i am going to be using my phone as internet for gaming i use the buttons to disconnect the drives and keep them off till im done gaming and disconnect my phone. other than that issue the only thing i can say is that the adapter cable is kinda short and thats it its a really good product.