Qeefun 4-Port USB 3.2 Hub, Individual LED Power Switches, 10Gbps Data Transfer USB 3.2 Gen 2 Splitter with 4ft Extension Cable, Multiple USB Extender for Laptop, PC, iMac, USB Flash Drives and More

Love this. Used in car. Stays on when turning off car and starting car up again. Ports are essential. Has 2 usb and 2 USBC. For older phone charging cables and the newer ones. Good quality. Love that connection doesn’t need to be refreshed. It just works. Not like the previous one I had! Recommended for your car!!

It works as intended. I liked the switches to turn connected devices on only when needed. The blue LED indicator lights give visual confirmation of each port status. For desktop use, I find the top-mounted USB ports to be easier to manage rather than front/rear mounted ports of others. The 2 ft. connecting cable is durable and just the right length for desktop use of a laptop. I did not need to use an optional USB C external power supply.

out of the box, four stars. this usb hub does what it's supposed to do, though I wonder about its reliability long term. The power buttons feel a bit crunchy, like they're probably not meant to be frequently used, but they do work to individually enable each downstream port. USB-C power works well enough to illuminate the power lights on my downstream devices, presumably reducing the power draw on the host. USB2 high speed works; all of my USB3 devices are usb-c. The Genesys Logic chipset is well supported by Linux; there appears to some quirk that causes a mostly harmless warning to be printed in the kernel log (on multiple kernel versions, machines, architectures) shortly after connecting but it doesn't seem interfere with anything afterwards. Note: this hub back-feeds power to the host. Supplying power via the USB-C port will energize the upstream port and may power the host device. That may not be a problem (or may be desirable) if you're running the host and this hub from the same battery brick or other isolated supply, and it may be a problem in other applications. will update this review in a month or two after it's been in the electronics battlefield that is my backpack.

I have a turtle beach stelth 700 gen 2 max headset that works on both my PC, xbox, and ps5. I have 3 dangles ( also 3 of these ) to conect it but they all pit out a signal at once and makes the headset have connection issues. Now I can leave them plugged in but turn the USB on or off as needed so there no cross signal and the headset can connect where I need it to.

Works as advertised. I would recommend.

The package arrived in good shape. It is a pretty solid hub. I connected my joysticks, wireless mouse, and a portable hard drive (as external storage) to it. Worked perfectly well so far! Pros: - The separated on and off buttons! These helped me a lot, I don't need to unplug my joysticks or change the config for games that have control conflicts with keyboard/mouse. As well as the portable drive, I just press the button afterward. - Good transfer speed. - Have enough space between the ports, and the ports are facing up, so it is pretty easy to plug and unplug when necessary. Well, I don't do that a lot, I just use the buttons. Actually, I think people who do that on a daily basis probably would like this design better. Cons: Nothing to complain so far. Overall it is a very cost-effective USB 3 hub, with some good additional features. One more note is that the package doesn't include an external power source, the manual says if you want to use 2 hard drives, you will need that.

The ability to power off individual usb slots for drives is a nice feature as external hard drives will still use battery power while plugged in, even if ejected/removed from the file system. The flat design is great for tabletops, and with the on/off button design you should plan to have this within reach.

I'm using this as a travel hub and it's working perfectly. In fact, it feels faster on my external SSD than your standard USB 3.0 hub. I suppose there is something to the 10 Gbps specification! Anyhow, I haven't had any problems and it performs well, so.... BT recommended