SABRENT 4 Port USB 2.0 Data Hub with Individual LED lit Power Switches [Charging NOT Supported] for Mac & PC (HB-UMLS)

My laptop only had 2 USB ports and this thing has been great. The only issue is that I wouldnt use it for something that needs to be removed a lot. Like the small USBs that come with a mouse. When I pull it out, it feels like the port might break if I do it too often. I ended up buying a different mouse for my other laptop instead.

Love this thing so much more convenient works great

I have this for a while now and it works perfectly fine!!

With my ever growing group of devices, I once again found myself in need of a new USB hub. My needs were simple, I had no intention of connecting a hard drive or anything that would draw a significant amount of power, all I wanted to do was connect multiple input devices like keyboards, trackpads and gamepads. I came across this Sabrent model with individual on/off switches for each port and liked that idea. This hub is inexpensive and has performed the function for which I needed it very well. As is often the case, you do get what you pay for so this hub doesnt feel very solidly constructed and the lights above the ports kind of bleed over into adjacent ones and I ran into one minor issue with it where for a time it failed to recognize the trackpad on a keyboard/trackpad combination device. It has worked flawlessly aside from that one hiccup. One thing to bear in mind if you plan to use this to connect external storage is that it is a USB 2.0 hub, so you will not get the best transfer speeds out of USB 3.0 devices. Also, as this hub is not powered, you may need to run into some issues depending on the computer or whatever device to which this hub is connected. I use it primarily on an NVIDIA Shield Android TV and have not run into that issue. I have also briefly tested it on a couple of computers. If you have a need to connect simple devices without a significant power draw and would like the ability to enable or disable them at the touch of a button, this unit will fit the bill nicely and is easy on the wallet. If you need a hub for storage devices or other devices that may need to draw more power from the host unit, youll probably want to look into a powered hub instead.

This hub can connect to four flash drives and push the button to disconnect in a controllable way. I love it. Even though it cannot charge my electronic devices, oh well, as long its functionally well for my flash drives.

Exactly what I was looking for

Liked: its compact, and sturdy, has four usb ports, the buttons help alot with turning on and off a usb without unplugging it, and its really fast at processing all the inputs Disliked: theres not enough cord to the device so you have to make sure you dont yank the wire to avoid damage, the usbs doesnt go fully in the sockets on the hub (this doesnt really pose a problem it just looks kinda weird and looks like it should go in fully) tip: dont try pushing the usbs in fully it will break it p.s. sorry if i worded this really weirdly

My HP laptop only has two USB ports so this four USB port extension works in a pinch. I would have liked a longer cord to arrange all of my cords better. The cord on this is about 10 inches long.

I have so many things to plug into my work laptop and this was the perfect product to get the job done. I currently have my keyboard/mouse/led light all working because of this. Great value too!

Not the fastest nor the largest USB hub, but it’s a pretty good bang for a buck.