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

For weeks, I was unplugging one item after another to use more than seven accessories. Now, no longer. It is completely adequate for this three year old HP desktop.I scan, print, use the mouse, neighborhood and network, so I keep this little baby humming. No glitches so far.

For what its worth, when it did work, it was amazing. Now though? Im down about 5 ports and I feel like for how much I spent, it probably should have lasted a bit longer. Like, maybe in another year, I would have been ok with a couple ports failing because then it would have felt like I got my moneys worth. But Im down 5 and it hasnt even been a full two years since I bought this usb hub. :/

I have a Logitech keyboard (K830). This works well for living room computer browsing on TV. And it has both USB receiver and Bluetooth connection support. However keyboard does not have any mechanism (button etc) to switch between these connection methods. My aim was to use the keyboard across 2 computers (One PC and a MAC connected to TV). Keyboard first searches for USB receiver based connection and then when it is not available switches to Bluetooth. After researching a lot, ended up buying the ACASIS USB 10 port HUB on this product page and connected the power for the same through WIFI smart plug (TP link). Have an Aqara mini switch programmed through homeassistant to control the Smart Plug Power to USB hub. Now I can turn on and off the USB receiver of the keyboard (plugged into the USB HUB). This allows me to switch back and forth between PC and MAC. That is lot of details. Writing here so that it might be useful to any one looking for similar solution. Thanks.

This is a great product. Needed it years ago. Right price and it works exactly as stated.

Excellent product

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.

Great USB hub, 16 ports is enough, I play racing, flight-sim and space-sim games, so need many ports for the steering wheel, multiple flight controllers, and HOTAS, all works great from this single hub. It provides enough power to all the ports. And the material quality is great too. Recommended product.

I did not know that it was supposed to have video or photo quality!

I originally purchased the hub a couple of years ago but did not use it at that time. I just left it in the original box and come with. In setting up a new computer a few weeks ago I took it out and used it to connect all of my USB devices. The USB 3 to standard USB connector that came with it was, however, too short for the way I was setting up my desk. When, however, I unplugged the USB 3 connector the plastic inside crumbled immediately. Needless to say, this makes the entire thing useless and unusable. Over the last two or three decades I cannot recall a single instance in which the plastic inside of a USB connector crumbled the way this one did. I can only conclude that it must have been made with very cheap if not outright defective materials in the first place. The bottom line is that the 40 bucks or so I spent on this thing were entirely wasted. I will order a another USB hub to replace it, but certainly not this one from this manufacturer.

I recently upgraded from a 10-port AmazonBasics hub to this product. My primary reason for the switch was for the individual on/off switches. Thus far, Ive been very pleased with this. I plugged it in and it was instantly up and running, recognizing all of my devices. Totally hassle-free. Other things I like about this hub over other similar hubs: 1) The build quality is nice; the polished metal feels substantial and almost premium to me. In fact, the metal gives it a bit of weight, which is nice as it means the unit is less likely to move around or be pulled by USBs plugged into it - particularly helpful as they dont give you a velcro pad to affix it in place. This is definitely not a flimsy unit. 2) The individual LEDs for each port are well done; many USB hubs with individual on/off switches tend to have very bright LEDs that bleed into one another. The lights on this unit are a tad small, but that means theyre not overbearing and dont give you any more than what you need. 3) The on/off switches feel sturdy and give you good feedback. 4) The supplied USB cable is not hardwired to the unit and you can remove and reinsert it if you want. Although I havent had any issues yet, if you need to re-start the unit, itll be easier to remove the cord from the unit than to go digging in the back of my computer. Bottom line, very pleased. Recommended!