TP-Link Powered USB Hub 3.0 with 7 USB 3.0 Data Ports and 2 Smart Charging USB Ports. Compatible with Windows, Mac, Chrome & Linux OS, with Power On/Off Button, 12V/4A Power Adapter(UH720)

Received this today and plugged it in immediately. I love that I still have two ports open on this and one on my laptop. That will make the seldom used items easier to hook up and put away afterwards. Also like the ability to shut it down at night and save some electricity. Build feels sturdy and even has two non-skid strips on the bottom.

1. Unit is rock solid in both, performance and build construction.2. The Power and USB Connector interface was redesigned. A tight interference fitment = zero issues.3. Been using this since October 2021 24/7 on a 2014.5 Macbook Pro Retina with zero issues4. The speed / port speed checks out5. The two charging ports charge an iPod Classic 160GB as well as stylus pens and small USB desk lamps.6. Tested on a 2014.5 Macbook Pro Retina running OSX 10.15.3 and Boot Camp running Windows 107. Running memory cards affixed into a USB Media Transfer Hub works flawless and just as good as directly mated to the MBP Laptop Port.8. Even running an iPod works fine - the computer sees it without asking to connect it directly to the MBP.9. Garmin Diesel 740Z mated up charged without issue and was later connected without issue when running firmware and map updates. *See Note10. Firmware updates for the Kinesis keyboard - no issues when connected to the USB Hub. ** See Note* ** NOTE: As a rule of thumb here: I don't recommend getting into the habit of running firmware updates while attached to a Hub. My default recommendation is mating to the laptop ports and bypassing USB hubs in general.The old design issues involving the USB and power connector were designed out and replaced with rock solid fitment. Form, Fit and Function under quality control are superb on the unit I received in October of 2021.USB Front Port Fitment is firm and tight and feels very robust upon insertion without side to side slop like on other ports I've tested. Same applies to the two charging ports on the right side.The Power <ON> button always works and never flakes out.USB Hub work with both Windows 10 and Mac OS 10.15.3 without issue. No issues on either Device Manager. This hub is the first one that does not get impacted by sudden power outages or during times of hot swapping devices involving removal of the main USB connector at the laptop port. On OTHER Hubs -upon reconnect post reconfiguring and or cleaning like all the past ports I've had. This is the first and only hub i've used that doesn't require cycling <POWER> and a total reconnect in a certain sequence regarding connecting external devices to get it working post power outages etc.. This is the first USB Hub I've had that is simply Plug & Play across the board without all the memory issues associated with older style hubs.I run two external Kenisis Ergonomic Keyboards and a Kensington Slimblade trackball setup running off the older version of Kensington's Trackball Works without issue or interrupts / random disconnects. Other USB hubs had issues post sleep / wake / power <OFF> power <ON> wherein, the Kensington Software would not see the trackball thus forcing one to remove the device and reconnect in order to get the software to "see" the trackball. This USB has none of those issues.This is thee best USB Hub out of seven that I've ever used. I'd order another as a backup in fact. I highly recommend this model knowing the issues that plagued older revisions were redesigned and reconfigured with new hardware to remedy those failures.The cats have jumped up and toppled my keyboard trays with trackball off the desk and yanked the USB hub - dangling by the cable and it was still online and connected. These cables are securely fitted into this newly designed hub (Note: Mine was delivered to me October 2021 per order history).The transfer speeds have been just as fast as the laptop ports.Highly Recommend this particular USB Hub. Hopefully, it's going to last many years (reliability). I've only had it since October of 2021. The Hub has been in use nearly 24/7.

Synced with my PC perfectly and I was able to hook the extra tech up to my PC. I have purchased a few TP products this past year and haven't been disappointed at all. I will be buying more in the near future.

First off, I'm not a typical high rater. To get 5-stars you have to do something to knock my socks off. 4-stars is a GOOD product.I needed an newer usb port for my external drives. The 4-port I was using was only doing about 1 Mbps transfer rate and I was getting annoyed. I've got other TP products and they seem 'ok', nothing exceptional, so I thought this would be my best choice. I'm not using the powered ports, only the data transfer 7-ports, so I'm not using the included power adapter.I do like the longer cable on the TP ports; it allowed me to connect to the computer and drop the ports on my desktop and plug in the external drives. For the most part, I got good improvement in the data transfer area, but I'm still not anywhere near the 5 gbps for USB 3, nor really near the 480 mbps of USB 2 hi speed. The best I was getting is 80-80 mbps on my 2 USB 3 rated (??) drives. Lots better than the other 4-port I had been using.Overall, I'll say a GOOD product so far.

I haven't tried it yet. But it is visually immaculate on the outside!

Works as described.

I have 3 of these for each workstation. Been using them daily for almost an entire year. No problems. Windows Server 2019 and Windows 11.

I ordered this hub to replace a small, 4-port Sabrent hub that I was using to share four WD MyPassport drives on my home network totaling 3.5TB. What I hoped would be a substantial upgrade turned out to be a very disappointing experience.This hub, when connected to my TP-Link AX6000 Archer AX80 router, would only allow two or three of the four drives connected to it to be recognized on the router. It worked okay when connected directly to one of my PC's, all four drives showing up as connected, but not when connected to the USB port of the router.I contacted TP-Link product support by email, and they sent me a list of troubleshooting tasks to perform - all of which I had done before contacting them - without getting to a resolution. I at first thought that the problem might be with the router, but after replacing the little Sabrent hub and having it pass all four of the drives through the router to be visible on the network, I concluded it was indeed this hub that was defective. While connected, all the drive lights and connection indicators were lit, but the drives just would not show up in the online router administration page or on the network.I decided to return it for a refund rather than a replacement because the Sabrent hub has been doing the job quite well so far. If it gives out in the future, I might replace it, but probably with another brand hub. I have been using TP-Link routers with good success for several years and was really surprised at the lack of performance of this particular device.