atolla Powered USB Hub 3.0, 7-Port USB Data Hub Splitter With One Smart Charging Port And Individual On/Off Switches And 5V/4A Power Adapter USB Extension For Macbook, Mac Pro/Mini And More.

I now know you shouldnt buy cheap hubs. $6 for a 7 usb powered hub was too cheap. I had weird disconnection issues so I wasnt sure if it was the hub or power and it would go away and come back. The last straw was when i unplugged my pc completely but the system fans were stilll going on. I was so confused and then finally it was the usb hub. Cheap hubs backfeed power back into the system because they usually skimp out. Asked AI and this came up as a cheaper option than the Anker and Sabrent. Read the reviews and the first thing that someone said was the build quality and how hefty it is. Well its not. It is as light as the cheap one I replaced it with (the one infront) and the whole thing is glossy plastic. Its easy to use, press once to turn a port on and hold down to turn off. The main thing is it actually works. I've had zero connection issues especially when my computer comes out of sleep. It was annoying because my sound and mouse wouldnt work alot of the times because the cheap hub would malfunction or something. I will report back in any issues.

muy util compre una laptop y solo tiene 2 puertos usb con este articulo puedo conectar cualquier accesorio hasta disco duro

Working very well.

I have two ,all are working good . No problem.

USB Hub That Actually Makes Life Easier I’ve used plenty of USB hubs over the years, but this Atolla 7-Port USB 3.0 hub has been one of the most practical and user-friendly additions to my desk setup. Right out of the box, it feels sturdily built and not like the flimsy plastic hubs I’ve tossed in drawers before. The included 5V/4A power adapter is a big plus—it means I don’t have to worry about underpowered devices disconnecting when everything is plugged in. The seven USB 3.0 ports handle high-speed data transfer reliably, which makes moving large files from external drives painless. One standout feature is the smart charging port. I can quickly charge my phone or tablet without sacrificing one of the data ports, and it charges at a noticeably faster rate than standard hub ports. Another feature I really appreciate is the individual on/off switches for each port. If I want to leave a portable hard drive or USB light plugged in but don’t want them drawing power all the time, I can just toggle them off. The indicator lights are subtle, not blinding, so I can see what’s active without being distracted. A couple of things to keep in mind: the hub is a bit larger than a minimalist USB splitter, so it takes up some desk space. Also, because it’s powered, it works best as a semi-permanent desktop accessory rather than something to throw in a laptop bag. Bottom line: A well-designed and dependable powered USB hub with thoughtful extras like port switches and a dedicated charging port. If you’re looking for something to organize and expand your connections without fuss, this one is easy to recommend.