60W Powered USB C Hub, Aluminum 11-Port USB Hub with 10Gbps USB 3.2 Data Port (2C+1A), 7x USB 3.0, 20W PD Charging Port and 3.3ft Cable for Laptops and Desktops (RSH-A11PD)

Right out of the box, this USB Hub is the epitome of quality and style. It's evident that the Hub is constructed from superior materials, exuding a professional and solid appearance. Not only is it pleasing to the eye with its stylish design, but its functionality is beyond compare. Unlike other USB hubs that often appear flimsy and precarious, this one stands out as sturdy and reliable. Its weight and the inclusion of a robust power supply give a sense of durability and confidence in its performance. The inclusion of high-quality cables further amplifies the care and attention to detail the manufacturers have put into this product. While the individual power buttons for each port might seem like an overkill to some, it showcases the thoughtfulness put into the design. Beyond its looks, the hub's performance is exemplary. For those who, like me, have faced issues with previous hubs, this one is a game-changer. Whether you're streaming broadcast-quality music from multiple USB soundcards or transferring data, this hub manages it all seamlessly. Yes, it might be on the pricier side, but as is often the case with technology, you get what you pay for. Investing in this USB Hub ensures you're getting a product that not only meets but exceeds expectations. I've been using it for a week now, and its performance has been flawless. Whether you're connecting multiple audio and video devices or simply want a hub that you can rely on, I can't recommend this one enough.

Over the years, I've tried many hubs on different PCs. This one is the best by far. The supplied PSU provides up to 60W of power: Plenty for running a large number of external PC peripherals. I use my PC for music production so I have MIDI keyboard controllers, USB audio interfaces, USB keyboards & mice, external CD/DVD reader/writers, backup hard drives, ShuttleProV2 jog wheel... and more. Previous hubs have had difficulty powering them all. Not this RSHTECH one. It's extremely reliable and well-built. Everything just works. My audio interface is USB3.1 Gen 1 (Steinberg UR22C) and connects perfectly at the high (5Gbps) USB3 speed. A nice touch is that there's a switch for each USB port. This is surprisingly useful for powering-down devices that don't have their own power switch. I strongly recommend this hub. It mightn't be the cheapest, but it's hardly the most expensive either. Worth every penny if you value a hassle-free experience. Tip: If you're plugging this (or any other) hub into a thunderbolt docking station via a USB-C port, you may need to authorise the thunderbolt docking station first. My PC has an app called "Thunderbolt Control Center" to do this - check your PC documentation for details.

Nice build quality. Set up automatic. Currently USB-C input from MacBook Pro and permanently connected to and powering Lacie ext 4TB HDD. Remaining slots for intermittent connection to dash cam, tascam audio recorder, Iphone etc. All working smoothly with quick data transfer. Very pleased.

This oozes quality, and is happily running multiple 2.5" discs for my M1 Mac Mini home server. However, it was not reliable when connecting to my M2 Macbook Air, and the recess around the USB-C port means that not all cables fit. Recommended to try it, and if it works for you, it's probably bets in its class for the number of discs it can power.

If you are looking at this hub, there is no alternative.

This is a solid hub with a USB C interface. It also has USB A 10GBS port on it that attaches to you PC's USB C port if you have one. So if you use VR, this hub is ace. There are also 2 x 10Gbps USB C ports. Amazon don't allow reviews of different bits of kit in the same review - which is a shame as it would help people more. Do a search of my name to find what works with this for DCS World.

This is one of my favourite purchases (I have two of them) but there is a "But" coming! The build quality is amazing, I work in I.T. so I've seen a lot. The switches have a good feel to them, it's power output is more than good, the small blue LED lights give you an instant visual as to whether each socket is on or off. General build and finish is to a really high standard, it's like unpacking a brand new iPhone. So what's not to love I hear you ask? Well, the power supply is dirty, not only does buzz/feedback/hum playback through the audio circuits, you can actually hear the PSU buzzing away with a pulse (if its the middle of a silent night). Such a pity, if clean audio isn't high on your list, buy it, you won't be disappointed. If audio is or like me you have a studio setup. Don't waste your time...

Awesome, using in my studio to replace a hub that continuously dropped connection. No connection drop outs since receiving this, so all in all a win.