Customer Ratings & Reviews

This 7 port dock is awesome. Works great!! If you need more hookups this is the perfect solution.

I bought this because my notebook has limited USB ports. I needed to connect my camera, lamp, cd player, and other items. I used all ports! So grateful for this!

The USB hub did not show up on my computer,which means whatever I had connected to the USB Hub did not show up on my computer and could not use

It looks nice for a hub, and it works perfectly. No matter what I add, I don't feel like I'm overloading the hub. And with 7 Ports, it should be sufficient for business or casual personal use. I would assume this is a good option for gaming as well because it has 3.0 ports but It would depend on if 7 ports is enough for you.

Needed a few more ports to power some led lights. Worked perfectly.

This thing is very tiny but the case is metal, the usb to computer cord is on one end which is a good place for it, the power plug is next to it. I have not heard of this company before, elite members get a little more time to return things if they're bad. I just set it up today, hooked my blue ray drive to it with no issues at least when reading disks that is haven't tried to burn yet. For those complaining about bus powered devices, simply don't do that folks, plug your high draw devices (like drives) into their own power. if yours didn't come with an ac adapter there are ways around that or just plug that item straight into the computer to avoid issues. I hope mine doesn't fail quickly if it does then I'll know to avoid this product. The usb to computer cable is longer than most products like this one come with. USB 3 is more demanding of quality hardware than usb 2 is/was and it's also a bit new so you may need to accept that there could be a few issues with it.

I got this in a pinch to load multiple iPhones into Apple DEP with Apple configurator 2. They worked just fine. It also works simultaneously for my Mac side and my Windows side running Parallels desktop on my MacBook. I have had no issue with this device; plug and play with no driver download. It also works without the ac plug attached, but you might as well use it since it’s in the box.

This is a great USB Hub. Mike, camera, printer and additional peripherals all work as they should. I would buy again if needed!

This USB hub was very easy to set up and has performed well since I bought it in early June. I'm very pleased with it.

It does the thing. All ports work correctly. I do wish the cable were a little longer, but that's a minor complaint.

So initially I was looking for a non-powered hub just to accommodate all my external HDDs and peripherals. However, I decided to give the hybrid a shot and I haven't regretted it. With the ability to add an additional charge slot for your phone/tablet, this is something you shouldn't skip!

Just needed a hub and this is compact, looks good, and does exactly what I need it to do.

works great !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Item works great! Game changer. Did not have to upgrade to a new motherboard.

For this non-tech person, this was the perfect solution for connecting to my Macbook Pro.

geek squad member recommended jscreate port hub to me ,and over archived what i needed

Does exactly what it's supposed to do. Can't say much more than that.

This USB hub worked right out of the box, no extra drivers required, and it lives up to USB 3.0 speeds. It's compact and sturdy, great for traveling.

Works as advertised, can't get much better than that.

For a $40 USB 3.0 hub that comes with a massive power brick, I would expect each of the ports to provide power. However, if you look at the product images, the 3rd one will show a small white icon on the top left-side of the hub - that blurry icon is a USB+Power icon. That is the only port that will push power to a device. I noticed this because I purchased this for use with my PS4, and wanted to be able to have multiple controllers connected and charging, as well as my PSVR and external hard drive. However, the Insignia Micro-USB cables that I also bought have a little dot on them that lights up when you plug it into a power source (or in this case, a powered USB port). I plugged the first cable in, the light lit up, the controller started charging. "Cool." I plugged the second controller cable in, and no light lit up - the controller wasn't charging. I looked at the hub, and that's when I noticed the one lit cable was connected to the 'Charging' port. Dang! For $40, how was this feature left off the rest of the ports?