LATORICE USB C Hub Powered, 6 Multi-Port USB Hub with 4 USB 3.0 Ports, 2 IQ Quick Charge Type A and Type C Ports, Powered USB Type C Splitter with Cords B to C and B to A, Unibody Aluminum USB HUB

This USB hub is well build. Its externally Powered which is great for many devices being connected to it. There are 3 things that would make this better in my opinion.1) A way to turn off the LED Lights.2) The Cords to connect it to the computer to be a bit longer. That was ok in my case as I already had a longer USB-C to USB-A cable handy.3) Its a bit pricey for what it is.My USB port were starting to Malfunction on the desktop computer due to having many USB devices and the Heavy Keyboard Wire Having 2 USB plugs to the computer. I would hear the devices disconnect and connect while playing. I got this device and have all my USB devices plugged to this now, 8 of the 10 Computer USB Ports used currently and connected to the USB C header on my motherboard. Everything is working perfectly now.On a side note, This also let me clean up a lot of the hanging wires behind my computer. That always a plus!I would certainly recommend this and buy it again if there is a need for it.

So many hi-spec USB hubs underdeliver. Once you get them you find little caveats like it cant supply the rated power to all the charging ports at the same time, or some other irksome limitation.Not these guys. Everything works at full capacity. You get a lot of power output. They're also very solid and attractive. Not cheap but you do get value for every cent. I just bought four more.

I was looking for a high quality powered USB to add extra ports and so I no longer would need to reach under the desk to access the ports on the CPU. This is it! It has a solid metal case, looks and feels well built, and works great for any USB peripheral up to 3.0.The quick charge ports are an added bonus. With 2.4 amps my devices charge faster than standard USB chargers.Highly Recommended! Great product for the money.

Hub itself works good, but man the lights are bright. Do not use if you need to sleep. It has vents in the side that just leak all the light out. Doesn't bother me since I don't sleep with my PC's, but those that do should watch out.

I've been looking for a way to streamline my USB networking and charging for a while. Most Electronics comes with it's own little square box power converter or just the cable that takes up power strip socket space, USB ports, and desk space. The power strip on my desk was was a nightmare, just a mess. There's USB devices I want to network (to PC) and devices that just need charging.- It's has 10 networked and self powered USB ports (1.1 - 3.0 compatible)- Three dedicated charging ports, 1 - 5V, 2.4A, 2 - Quick Charge Ports 3.0- The internal colors gives it a nice touch but it's not going to win any beauty contest but it's pretty rouged- Got a great price ($58) before it was increased after xmas to $80- Seems very well built (longevity?)- I was thinking about getting one for my brother, waited then price went up. Over all I'm satisfied with this product, less clutter and much more USB interfacing.

Excelente distribuidor y multiplicador de puertos entre mi pc y las memorias usb, discos duros y uso del puerto cargador de teléfono. Lo recomiendo. Adicionalmente llegó a tiempo.

This is one of the more expensive USB 3.0 hubs, but it's worth it to me. Everything enumerated and worked without any problems with this hub. It's very well built with all metal construction. The connectors and included cables are very high quality. I like that the USB host port is a USB type B connector, which is solid. Finally, I was looking for a powered hub to make sure that none of the connected devices would be starved for power. This unit comes with a massive 60W (12V @ 5A) power supply. This should last me a long time.

I was really excited for this hub, as it was the replacement for another faulty hub I bought on Amazon. I have a lot of devices to connect to my computer, as I stream, and need my Microphone, capture card, stream-deck, camera etc etc. The build seems alright, it's made of metal, and has a good form factor imo. But everything plugged into it disconnects simultaneously, which messes up my streams and requires me to individually fix the settings of each device as they reconnect. Based on some of the 1* reviews I'm seeing on here, I am not alone with this issue. Not sure if it's an issue with the product, or everyone is individually using it incorrectly. But I'm inclined to believe the former, more.