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

Great for charging every thing when traveling and keeping it in one place.

Worked great for about a year, then some ports stopped recognizing my camera. Disappointed

SABRENT 4-Port USB 2.0 Data Hub with Individual LED lit Power Switches. It can charge but not fast. The device works well and so do the switches. If you have a wide USB cable end to plug in then you might want to use a USB Short Extension Cable 6. The ports are close together. I was using 3 devices so I did not need the extension. But might in the future due to clearance. The hub does have a power connection on it but does not come with a power supply. I like it. Great for turning off your Webcam. There is a USB 3.0 version that comes with a power supply and I have that one also.

This USB hub has worked great until a bit over a week ago. Whenever I share my screen in any application, all of the USB connections connected to this stop working every few seconds. Which, as you could probably assume, is very annoying.

Can turn off some usb ports so they are only in use when needed

I saw this hub as a suggestion and decided to give it a try. I have a flight sim setup thats also a graphics and sound workstation sometimes. I have too many USB input devices and some conflict with eachother in certain programs. I dont want all those devices on all the time as it eats power and system resources. I can turn my flight sim stuff off when im not using it because the game controllers conflict with my 3d mouse I use in some graphics programs with the push of a couple buttons now. This hub is tiny and good for travel I think. It takes up little extra space on my desk and uses velcro i added to stay put. Its pc connection is a very short aprox. 3 inch cable so it has got to be close to a port like to your laptop on a desk off the side. I use a 6 USB extension cable to connect it to a rear USB port on my tower. This allowed me to free up port space on my tower and get the cabling for all the game stuff bundled together away from my case so it real clean. I can control my devices and have a couple handy swappable ports for random USB gadgets/card readers. Its a passive hub so it cant run high power devices well. It does have enough pass through power to run a single Arduino or a Raspberry Pi as seen so far in my tests. It runs 3 high end USB game controllers and mice and a HD camera all a the same time with no issue. Every random card reader and memory stick I plugged in works just as well as direct to the PC so it does all the basics good enough. Its cheap but its usefulness exceeds its cost.

It does not have a camera nor external power for better charging. Just a hub to connect your devices. Live the on/off switches so you dont have to unplug each device to disconnect from computer

Works great no more swapping out usb item

I wish the cord was a little bit longer so I can Velcro to top of computer

Espero un regalo de parte de la tienda o de la fábrica por mi reseña!