Pc Hub Part Picker

First time building my own PC, I used this case with PCpart picker and it fits everything perfectly. It's got a wonderful little back panel section to run wires through a non-visible section of the case that helps make everything inside look nice and pretty. Seems super durable, all the sensitive (glass and plastic) surfaces come with plastic on them to protect them while shipping. Super solid feeling and honestly just feels like a high quality case. Steal of a deal!

I bought this a week ago to use my USB 3.0 hub with my new PC, which has a USB-C port. It works great, and installation couldn't be simpler. Plug it in and start using it. No drivers or anything else necessary. It is a bit expensive, but such is the case for all of these dongles and adapters regardless of manufacturer.

Great little hub. I use it to connect my new WD 3 TB external drive and my printer to my PC. If you need more USB ports this will do the trick. Just plug it in and you're good to go.

I use this on my Sony VAIO PC, running on Windows 7 Ultimate. (VPCA151A11L), which has Intel Sandybridges i7-3612QM, 12GB of DDR3 RAM (1333mHz), a 480GB SanDisk Extreme Pro SSD, and Nvidia Geforce GT 640M LE graphics (2GB GDDR4). One of my two USB 3.0 ports is kinda faulty, so I needed this to make better use of my 1 remaining port as this computer has been used rigorously since 2012. I don't have USB 3.1, but this will still function for USB 3.0 connections. = What I like about this hub is that it's simple and straight to the point. You plug it in and there's a push button to turn it on and off. I've tested the speed of 2 things, transferring files (copy/move) on a portable USB 3.0 HDD and a USB 3.0 SDHC/CF card reader, directly to the port and through the hub to the same port. It is consistent, at least in my experiences. What I don't like about it Absolutely nothing. It's giving me the freedom to use more devices than before and expand my usage of USB 3.0.

I purchased this USB hub to use with a sim racing rig so that I only need to plug in one cable into my PC. The individual power switches make it easy to select which components I'd like to use. The hub behavior still supplies power when the USB cable is disconnected from the PC but the power supply is plugged in.

I am a photographer, videographer, and web designer. I upgraded from a 2012 MacBook Pro and a 2019 HP Z240. I simply cannot believe how nice this computer is. Typing is comfortable. Screen is gorgeous. It exports my video projects lickety-split. Crashed a couple times using a USB hub, but I think that was because I overloaded the hub. Apple OS is just crazy smooth. Why did I ever try a PC? Oh yeah, the money. After 4 years I decided it was not worth the savings and I should get back to the Mac. This computer (or should I call it a creativity portal) makes me feel like an artist living a life, as opposed to a handy man trying to beat the system with a PC. Thanks for the sale, B&H.

I purchased this USB Hub for today's 3.0. I already have 2 Lexmark Laser Printers, that are 3.0 for my 2nd PC layout. With more peripherals to come. Being able to shut off the power of plugs is a benefit without the need for explanation. Last but not least, is the capability of charging today's electronics via USB is becoming more the rule rather than the exception.

I have used this both on my PC, and via a powered USB3.1 hub on my phone to read Angelfire 512GB CFAST cards. Works great.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Plugable-USB-C 4-Port Hub is a well made hub. The USB C wire is made well and appears sturdy. This can be used in my laptop to add USB's. Ibcan also use this by connecting it to my USB-C cigarrette adapter in my car to add more cords for charging multiple phones.

I saw this on the B&H Event Space picture framing video with Lester Picker. As Mr. Picker said, it is ingenious. It uses the mat blades from Logan. Watch his video for some great framing guidance!