Power USB Hub 3.0, atolla 16 Port USB Splitter with 12V/6A Power Adapter and Individual Switches, High-Speed Data Transfer for Laptop, PC, Mac, and More Devices

I have two 16 port and two 7 port. The 1st 16 port I purchased in June 2023 and it still works great. Each of them I have purchased are still working wonderfully well. I highly recommend this product in all sizes. They are well made.

Functionality is great, we have quite a few USB things plugged into it that we use for streaming, data transfer is decent, it's a powered usb dock, charges phones well if that is what you decide to use a port for, we have two wireless mic dongles plugged into it, a wireless keyboard dongle, a ps4 controller and host of other things. Design is good, I kind of would have liked to see some mounting holes in the bottom of it so if you wanted to mount it to the wall you could but of course a couple pieces of double sided tape would work as well.

Finally a solution for the USB shortage on my computer! I like that there is a power button for each USB port. So far no issues with the ports working and it's been a few months. I use this as a permanent plug in for my desktop.

I am very happy that I purchased this. I am a person who uses several different USBs and needs to access them often.

I filled all 16 slots with devices, mostly usb sticks and spinning disks, but also things like keyboard, mouse, usb desk lamp, camera battery charger, and CD-ROM drive. For a few weeks, this worked great. Then one day the whole computer froze up and stayed frozen. A cold reboot (unplug, replug) and the OS wouldn't come up. So I unplugged this hub, plugged the keyboard and mouse directly into the computer. Booted fine. Removed all devices from the hub, plugged in the hub, and no problem. So I plugged in every device into the slot it had been in, one by one, to see which one was the problem. They all worked! Today, similar story- frozen computer. A cold reboot worked, and I could enable every slot in this hub to see what didn't show up. Turns out a 5TB spinning disk drive had vanished. So I removed that drive from the hub and plugged it into the computer directly. It worked fine. So I stuck it back into the hub, and it still worked fine, but a stick in another slot vanished. I tried moving devices around to see if the failure followed the device or the slot, but nothing failed again. So I'm back to the original configuration, everything works fine, and we'll see what the failure mode is next time. This hub has intermittent issues. ETA: Rebooting the computer turns out to be overkill. In Edge file manager, under This PC, look at the attached devices. One is generally missing. Press the off button for that connector, wait a couple seconds, press it back on. And there is the drive! It's nearly always the 5TB drive, so there might be some compatibility issue there.

I have my flight sim cockpit items which include many Winwing products: MIP Legend, USB displays, HOTAS, Rudder pedals, switch and switch boxes and this hub has not let me down. If you need a powered hub with many ports, this one has done me well.

A lot of well spaced USB 3 ports with a hefty power supply. A bit larger than I expected, but not a problem. No USB C ports. Maybe the same product with 5 USBC ports would be better. However, I knew what I was looking for.

When working from home, I have a lot of equipment to manage, and plugging and unplugging devices can become a hassle. I recently found and purchased this USB hub with 16 3.0 USB ports, which has been a great solution. I like that I can turn off the ports that I'm not using and only keep the ones I need activated. This makes it convenient when I have many cables plugged in because I can easily identify which device each cable belongs to without having to unplug them.