Powered USB Hub - ACASIS 16 Ports 90W USB 3.0 Data Port, Individual On/Off Switches, 12V/7.5A Power Adapter, 5Gbps High Speed, USB 3.0 Hub for Laptop, PC, Computer, Mobile HDD, Flash Drive

Its a good buy

Decent product. Functions as advertised. 2 things I would change about it: 1: I would make the bottom heavier, some of my cables are heavy enough to pull the hub off the shelf. I turned it the other direction so it would lean towards the wall instead. 2: I would put screw-holes into the base, so that you could attach it to the wall rather than put it on a shelf.

The only complaint I have is the on-off lights are inset and hard to see if you are lot looking straight at the face of the hub . . . it does the job I purchased it for and that is all I can ask. I may purchase a second to put in my luggage for on the road while in the hotel.

I have a good number of accessories that I use frequently with my Mac and I struggle with plugging them in and removing them - following the cords and figuring out what I can unplug to make room for some other device. Got this little beauty and BAM problem solved. 10 USB ports with easy power switches. Now I have everything plugged in all the time and I just switch it on or off as I need it. LOVE THIS LITTLE THING.

I bearly use my PC. So, it shouldnt have died so fast. It was great while it lasted.

this is a well made piece of hardware worked fine with my mac havent tried pc yet it did ask me to encrypt the data on my first time plugging it in so i just ejected the externals and started over and the message went away

Have only been using it less than a week so far. So far, it seems fine. Seems well-built. Works as advertised. Seems to be handling a couple of high speed external drives with no problem. I may have more to say in a few months.

It do the job

I like having 16 ports but not necessarily having them all vertical. I wouldve rated it 5 stars except for a compatibility issue. I have a MyDigitalSSD OTG V1 256GB USB 3.0 portable solid state drive that the ACASIS USB 3.0 data hub refuses to recognize. The drive is USB 3.0. The hub is USB 3.0. Therefore the drive should work with the hub, but it doesnt.

I needed something to power some little things (desktop fan, desktop light, clock, headphones charger, phone charger, game pad, motion tracker) and this works great for that. When using it for computer accessories like a mouse or game pad, it can get a little glitchy, but after doing some research it seems that has to do with the usb 3.0 design (something about limited endpoints that do not allow as many items to run as usb 2.0 ports allow). I am very happy with hit.