Powered USB Hub, 17-Port 90W USB 3.0 Splitter (7 USB 3.0 Ports+3 Smart Charging Ports+3 USB 2.0 Ports+2 USB-C 3.0 Ports+SD/TF Card Reader), 12V/7.5A Power Adapter for Laptop, PC

First, minor gripes. 1) cord is about 3 feet long. Too short to reach back of computer. Ordered a 6 foot C to C cable. 2) Only has one C port. Love to have several rather than unneeded USB 2 ports.Plugged C cable into back of computer and plugged in outlet. No problems (except for too short C cable). Glad they included both A & C type. Nice if they were longer.PRO:Great to have both SD and Micro card readers.Gives me C as well as USB 3.0 A connections.3 power outlets work perfect to for charging my phone, tablet and USB fan.Each port has a separate on/off button.No problems with power cutting out or losing connection.Overall a fantastic buy for the money.Highly recommended.Very glad I bought it. I can use the two 3-foot cables for charging or data transfer so not wasted.

awesome hub. good sturdy yet relatively slim build. works as advertised without any issues.

I use this in my office and it has performed great. It is extremely convenient to use and easy to set up. Would purchase again and would recommend to those needing extra USB ports.

Update: The seller has contacted me after my return. They found a defect in some of their units that matched the description of my issue. They were quick to provide an apology and offered a replacement. Their customer service is pretty great.----------------------------------I bought this to use with an eGPU setup. We were using a Sabrent 7 ports + 3 charging port hub which worked great with a desktop setup but once we switched to a laptop + eGPU, we needed more. I normally wouldn't buy from a brand we don't know but this offered some USB-C ports, charging ports and SD card reader. The build quality is amazing and I like the option of USB-C to A or C. I didn't like the buttons being soft switches vs hardwire switches. My concerns were justified once I plugged it in to test. Most of the buttons will work for their according USB port but some would turn on/off entirely different ports. I uploaded a video so you can see.I did end up figuring out a way to fix it: Turn off all the ports (unplugging does not achieve that, as it will remember which ports were on). Then use a single device as a test. In my case, I used a USB reading light. Plug it in to one port, turn it on, then turn it off. then keep going to the next one. Eventually I was able to have each button power on/off its corresponding port. But I will still be returning this and get a bigger hub from Sabrent or another better known brand. Even if I managed to fix it for now, I can't trust this hub to work reliably.

Just what I needed to have all my devices usable through my monitor’s KVM.