Product Ratings
Overall (85 Reviews)
Amazon.com (43 Reviews)
Newegg.com (37 Reviews)
Dell.com (2 Reviews)
Specs & Features
Released
Number of Ports
Form Factor
Additional Features
LED Power Indicator
LED Data Indicator
Cable Length
Data Transfer Speed
Depth
Height
MPN
Number of Uplink Ports
Power Source
Self Powered (Power Adapter)
Type
USB / Firewire Standards
Warranty
Weight
Width
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What People Say
other thoughts: i've had other usb2 hubs and they were very flaky, a usb drive plugged into it would disconnect and then reconnect every 30 seconds, but this one has been great, linksys makes a
from Newegg.com
have had no problems with this item, and it's a good price for the powered kind of usb hubs, which i have found are pretty necessary for most usb items.
from Amazon.com
so far it's worked flawlessly for me with both usb 1.0 and 2.0 devices - i'd reccomend it in a heartbeat.
from Amazon.com
bonus pro 2: read some reviews elsewhere that said usb mice and keyboards wouldn't work with it.
from Newegg.com
i have 4 devices connected to it, a mix of usb 1 and 2.
from Newegg.com
when you plug it into your usb port of your pc, it falls over when you plug something in.
from Amazon.com
does exactly what it's meant to do: extend your usb port count.
from Amazon.com
took longer to cold boot than it did for xp to recognize the hub.
from Newegg.com
i received the device and had it up and running on an xp system in 15 minutes which was mostly spent connecting the cables.
from Amazon.com
it took me under 2 minutes to plug it into the wall, plug it into my laptop , turn on my laptop, plug all my other usbs in to and then become completely happy.
from Amazon.com
