Works great but does not work with my Razer Base Station Chroma Headset Stand everything else works fine Flash Drives, ExHDD , Razer Chroma blackwidow Elite , Razer Death Adder All of them work perfect But my headset base station got shat on , The only way to get it to work was to connect it directly to the PC with it's own USB

Laptops and its limited USB ports when every peripheral needs one was a problem until I found this 10 port extension... Beyond useful...

Its easy to install and use. I bought it to add more peripheral hardware to my traveling laptop. Haven't had any regrets on the purchase.

So far this works well. It allows me to connect numerous USB 3.0 drives for my file access and backup capabilities. I alwyas backup my video files to three separate locations as a precautionary measure and this allows me to do it quickly and confidently. If this continues to work then I am very satisfied with this purchase.

Well documented and installed without issues.

I use this for my USB headphones, razer blackwidow keyboard , Razer deathadder mouse and so much more I added to it and it's coming up now on two years in Feb, having this and been thinking of buying another

When I bought the 2018 Apple Mac mini, my Bluetooth keyboard and trackpad became unreliable to unusable unless plugged into the computer, consuming two ports. After a lot of isolating and testing, I determined the problem was my old USB-3 multipart hub. Replacing that with the Sabrent 10-port USB-3 hub has completely eliminated the problem.

Lsrge enough to accommodate my external drives.

Could not find any better hub from a brand name. Although it does not support USB 3.1, it is not a deal breaker. Most external HDDs are 3.0 anyway

I wanted this device to replace an old USB 2 hub that I use with my laptop to connect multiple, mostly low speed devices like keyboard, mouse, and printers. I acquired a new keyboard that needed two USB 3 ports to operate, and, as is usual now, my laptop only has 2 USB 3 ports. Everything worked very well for me. I simply plugged the Sabrent into my laptop and then I plugged in all the other devices, one at a time. All were recognized and connected right away. The only issue I had was with a small wireless dongle for my Logitech mouse. The connection was not stable when I plugged the dongle directly into the Sabrent after I had added several other devices. I fixed this with a USB extension cable that moved the dongle a few inches away. Apparently, there was some kind of interference with the close proximity of the wireless dongle with the Sabrent. The device comes with a large power supply that allows one to connect multiple USB devices drawing power from the connection, although I have not really tested that feature as I have my devices such as external USB hard drives connected to a Thunderbolt 3 docking station.


For those looking for a good USB 3.0 hub with a lot of ports and power available on each port, this is a great option. They even have a version with 16 ports if one needs even more. The only thing to remember is that, as a USB 3.0 hub, the bandwidth of all the devices operating at one time cannot exceed that of the one USB 3.0 master connection (5 GB). If you have only a few high speed devices, or you just want to connect many devices that won't use a lot of bandwidth at the same time, this is a great option.