Atolla 4-Port USB 3.0 Hub with 4 Data Ports, 1 Smart Charging Port, Individual On/Off Switches and 5V/3A Adapter

I've only been using this hub for a couple of weeks now, but it works well. I like the blue lights on ports that are on, as it is a clear indicator. Also, I like that you have to hold down the on/off button to turn the port off. This prevents it from accidentally being turned off. And I think the charging port works well, although it is not a fast charge, but adequate.

Simple, concise, to the point. Needed a powered USB hub for my old Rift S VR headset, the thing likes a constant power or it blackscreens and reboots at the tiniest drop of voltage. Regardless, got this as a way to keep it powered and it's worked flawlessly, even use it for my flash drives and the speeds are as advertised, could have been a tiny bit cheaper, but that's just griping it's a good product. Small, plug and play, charges things quick, feeds my VR headset constant juice... All in all 8/10

Well made, with the included power supply attaching multiple hard drives to the USB port works just fine, being able to turn on/off each port is a nice feature. There is also a charging port at the end. There is also a 7 port version of this, but 4 ports was all I needed.

It's simple, clean, efficient. It extended the number of usb hub. I have used it for month and had no issues thus far. Just be sure to plug it into an outlet for energy. The farther from the source without external power, the weaker the communication. A must-have for PC's with only 2 or fewer from USB ports.

it lights up when it has a positive connection, which is nice in a dark computer closet. let me keep multiple gizmos ready to go with none having issues.

UPDATE... The seller contacted me and then sent a replacement hub. The hub I originally bought was just flawed, and the new one works as it should. The new hub I received seems to be a bit of an updated version, and I love the fact that the fast charging port in located on the top instead of the side, and that there is now even a power button for it. The new hub actually runs faster than the first one I received, and I have no more issues with restarting or with the hub dropping assigned drive letters. I'm running 3 WD Black gaming HDD's through the new hub, and they're running as they should. I have video and photo editing software, along with AutoCAD software on the drives, and bought the gaming drives because they're faster. The software has been running smoothly through the new hub. I was pretty upset in my original review because not only is the software installed on the drives, but work is also saved on them. This allows me to travel with just the drives, which also uses the same drive letter across all the PC's I use. The new hub doesn't cancel out the assigned drive letter forcing the PC to issue new ones. I would buy another hub, providing it's the same model as the replacement I received. Also... Thing runs pretty cool under lengthy usage, and even the power unit has not been getting hot. So good job with the design on this model!! The hub worked great until 5 days ago. It has since stopped working 2 times in the past five days. I have one SSD, 1 HDD, and a mouse plugged into it. Stuff on my drives are used for work and leisure. I've had to restart my computer and then go into computer management and re letter both drives to to their previous letters so apps and shortcuts will find software. I also have to use an app to install specific software, and the app doesn't recognize the software even after repairing the path, so I've had to reinstall software twice so far. I have been looking on the internet for a more stable hub, and ended up spending a lot more money. I guess you get what you pay for, even when it comes to usb hubs.

I bought this for my office workspace where I run multiple devices—label printer, charger, portable speaker, gaming hotas, etc. This USB hub’s handled it all without a hitch. The ports are snug, the transfer speed’s solid, and I like that it’s powered so I don’t get dropouts when I plug in more than two things. Blue lights make it easy to spot what’s active. It’s not built like a tank, but it’s plenty durable for a stationary setup. Pros: • 4 fast ports, no lag • Individual on/off switches • Power supply means stable connection • Slim profile fits tight workspaces Cons: • Cord could be longer if you’re plugging in from under a desk Great option if you’ve got multiple tools or devices to run from one laptop or power station. Been running it daily, no problems.