ANYOYOPowered USB Hub, 16 Port USB 3.1 Data Hub(10Gbps), USB Splitter with Switches and 90W(12 V/7.5 A) Power Supply, USB 3.1 adapter for PC/Laptop, Computer, Flash Drive, Printer, Camera-Aluminum

well made and all outlets are switchable which should reduce wear and tear on the leads i would recommend this power/data hub

This arrived in a white sleeved and branded box with an image of the USB hub on the front. The box has a breakdown of the specifications on the back, along with an identification diagram showing all the ports and buttons. Once opened you have the main unit, power cable, wall fixings, computer connection cable and an instruction leaflet.First impressions: this is quite a compact unit with the different ports separated and labelled, along with the colour indication of the type of port. I like that each port has an individual switch to turn it on with a quick press and hold down the switch to turn it off, also indicating with a tiny blue LED. In my opinion the leads are a good length along with being thick and good quality.I set this up on my desktop PC as an ideal location due to it having USB 3.0 ports on the back, and only one on the front which makes it a pain when I need multiple ports or need to switch devices. Fitting is really just a case of plugging the leads in as a Windows PC will instantly pick it up as plug and play.I tested out all the ports for charging and switch activation, with all working perfectly. I tested the USB 3.0 ports with USB adapters and micro SD cards, and they worked perfectly with fast transfer. I connected a wireless mouse and keyboard dongle which also worked as it should, with no noticeable latency.Overall I have been using this since it arrived and have found it really is a helpful device. It saves multiple switching of devices on a single accessible port or having to get round the back of the computer to access ports. The transfer speeds are high even when using multiple ports. It adds easily accessible charging ports in a small area, with isolation switches for each port. Personally I have found this ideal for linking to a desktop PC, and with its own power source it is not reliant on drawing power from a single USB 3.0 port, so easily charges and connects multiple devices. I can’t really fault this USB hub so have given top marks.

I am really impressed with this USB hub, and it has a feature set I have been trying to find for a long while!The hub is listed as being 11 ports, but four of those ports are for charging devices, three are USB 2, two are USB 3 and two are USB C. I have wanted to have USB C ports on a hub for ages and finally I have them on this device.With the wide variety of ports, it gives me plenty of options to connect my devices. For example, I have my keyboard and mouse attached to the USB 2 ports along with my printer, and can then use the USB 3 and USB C ports to connect external hard drives and USB drives. I also have some headphones that use a USB C dongle to connect, and some wireless microphones that use a USB dongle. These are wide devices that block the neighbouring ports when used on my laptop or desktop PC, but because of the way the ports on the hub are positioned, I can use these devices without blocking neighbouring ports. The individually switched ports is a nice touch too.Having the four charging ports are great too. I have a USB powered soundbar attached to my desktop PC, and using this hub I can power it without taking up a data port. Same thing with my USB powered desk light.I also like how the hub has a removable USB C cable, and the cable also has an end with a USB A to C adaptor, so you can connect it to any USB port you need to.I did notice that the product description image shows a non UK power adaptor. I can confirm the version I recieved has a UK power adaptor included.Overall, I think this is a fantastic USB hub and I particularly impressed it has USB C ports on the device.

Plenty of ports, could probably have dropped a couple of USB 2.0 ports in favour of more USB C but that's a personal choice. A slightly odd layout in that the power and connection sockets are positioned such that the cables will come towards the front of your desk if the labelling is readable.

Powered USB 3.0 HubIf you are looking for a USB hub with plenty of USB ports then this should fit the bill nicely, there are massive 16 USB ports in total. If plugging this into a computer then it's doubtful that a computer has the power to run this so a separate power supply unit is supplied too, this has a 3 pin UK mains plug.The hub is made from black plastic and is quite small and slender considering how many USB ports it has. On the rear are 2 x sticky pads where this can be secured to a desk top or wall, a fixing kit is supplied if you need to make a more permanent fixture (screws and wall plugs).This has 14 USB Type-A ports, along with 2 x USB Type-C. 4 of the TYPE-A along with the 2 x Type-C ports are rated USB 3.0. 6 of the remaining Type-A ports are rated USB 2.0. The remaining 4 Type-A ports are coloured red which are fast charge ports, these provide 5 volts at 2.4 Amps, so plenty of charging power. Each port has a small plastic button beside it that can switch the adjacent port on or off. This is handy if you have a lot of equipment plugged into the ports, you ca switch them each off without removing the cables.Overall this appears to be decent quality, it certainly is going to be handy as I never have enough inputs on my computer, plus I now have plenty of charging capability.CONTENTS:1 x Powered USB 3.0 Hub1 x Power Supply1 x USB Cable1 x Fixing Kit1 x User GuideThank you for reading my review, I hope you have found it helpful.

In a basic way this works but I found as I connect times that some work and others fail to connect or being stable in connection - for example running an external hard drive through this had it disconnecting multiple times to the point that it quickly corrupted the drive - would have got a refund if it wasn’t for being outside of the window for that - I think if you just wanted to run some basic things like a keyboard or something it probably is good but it seems to be poor at pass through in general

I had my usb keyboard plugged into one of the two slots here that you see burned (so not a high powered device by any means) overnight , while I was sleeping , I wake up to a burning smell . I’ve never seen this happen before . Conated the company and didn’t get a reply yet .

Habe schon 2 davon. Gute Übertragungsqualität, einzeln schaltbar. Hat mich noch nie verlassen, sehr zuverlässiges Teilchen.

Technisch einwandfrei 👍

Je l’utilise pour mon simulateur voiture et avion sur mon PC et tous fonctionne parfaitement

Mein erster USB3-Hub der wirklich zufriedenstellend funktioniert. Kein unmotiviertes Dismounten von angeschlossenen USB-Festplatten, wenn ein weiteres Laufwerk über den Hub dazugesteckt wird, fehlerfreies Hin- und Herkopieren auf mehreren Laufwerken (2 Festplatten, 1 USB-Speicherstick, auch das mitgelieferte Steckernetzteil bringt's). Sogar mein Tolino, der sehr mäkelig ist, wenn er nicht an einem Onboard-Port angeschlossen ist, wird erfolgreich verbunden. Der finanzielle Mehraufwand gegenüber meinen Althubs von Noname, Logilink und Delock hat sich gelohnt (oder: wer billig kauft, kauft dreimal)!