Cables To Go 7 Port USB 2.0 Hub by CABLES TO GO
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Digital camera reviews of Cables To Go 7 Port USB 2.0 Hub
Digital camera Review: Cables To Go 7 Port USB 2.0 Hub
Summary: 5 Stars
this product rocks!!! if you have a small psu & lots of usb plugs this is for you the self power of the unit is great boost the performance of the usb & pc without all those plugs draining the pc's power. its very well built!!!! nice design & color looks great on my desktop a& the space between the ports is more then enough for any plug i haveDigital camera Review: Cables To Go 7 Port UST 2.0 Hub
Summary: 5 Stars
This item allows me to use all my USB accessories without error messages since it comes with its own power supply.Digital camera Review: Cables to Go 7 Port USB Hub
Summary: 5 Stars
This is much better than plugging (and unplugging and plugging and unplugging, etc.) cables into the back of my Mac. Works right out of the package and doesn't take up much space on the desk.Digital camera Review: Cables to Go 7 Port USB Hub
Summary: 5 Stars
What can I say? I wish I had bought one years ago. It allows me to keep all my USB devices connected without having to constantly un-plug the scanner to up-load photos or transfer files from my USB Flash Drive devices.
The unit is made from aluminum and has a good solid feel to it that adds to the user's confidence that it is a well made product. There are, as the title says, 7 ports and they can be daisy-chained so the average user should never run out of connections.
The only minus is the intense blue light that lets you know it is working. I've tried covering the light but it shines right through several layers of paper taped over it. A minor inconvenience.
Digital camera Review: Cables to Go 7 Port USB Hub
Summary: 4 Stars
Overall a very good product. Looks nice and performs well. The only problem I had was the interaction with my HP ScanJet scanner. It does not work to plug that scanner into that USB hub! (Or probably into any USB hub, for that matter--I suspect the real problem was the scanner.) Not only did the scanner stop working when I plugged it into the hub, when I would reboot, the entire USB bus would sometimes stop working and none of my USB ports would function. I finally got smart enough to plug my scanner directly into the computer and not go through the hub, and that solved the problem.