Others say...

"A Good Buy"
So far I've used this product for 3 months without any issues or concerns. Set up is easy....plug and play. The construction of the unit is solid and looks to be of good quality. Even with 7 ports, the foot print of this product still enables me to tuck it just below and behind my monitor for easy access without crowding up my work space or it getting in my way. Having a separate power supply to power this hub is a good feature especially if you are planning to use it for VoIP connections. I recommend this product.

"Compact USB Hub"
The hub is compact, I am using it with a variety of USB products, such as hard drives, scanner, and printer, They all seem to work properly and mount on start up.

"Top Notch hub for all those USB connections!"
I bought this because I was running out of USB ports on my computer tower. Plus I was constantly plugging and unplugging cords for my MP3 player and portable 2.5" USB SATA drive.

Now I just have all the cords plugged in to this unit, it has its own external power supply by the way, and I don't have to keep struggling the tower.

"Doesn't work for me"
I bought four of these, all at the same time and all from the same vendor. Perhaps it's a lot problem, but they are all junk. They are constantly dropping connection and I have to unplug the hub and plug it back in to get the devices that are plugged into it to be recognized again. I've used these hubs on XP, XP 64-bit, and Vista and they drop connections on all. These are all different brands of computers and in two different physical locations so I know it's not my computer. Cables To Go 7 Port USB 2.0 Hub that I replaced them with has had no problems with dropping connections.

"Works like a charm"
I connected all my devices such as mouse, keyboard, all 3 printers and couple of other things to this usb hub. Not only it freed up all my usb ports except for one, now everything is neatly tucked and hidden behind the computer. It worked right out of the box. The only thing I didn't like so much about this hub is the dedicated lights on the panel for each port are always lit whether the port is in use or not. I think that's dumb. Why would you have a light which is always lit regardless of whether you using the port or not?