atolla USB Hub with 4 USB 3.0 SuperSpeed Data Ports and 1 USB Smart Charging Port, USB Splitter with Individual On/Off Switches and 5V/3A Power Adapter

This is a good looking, well made and useful device that works perfectly. A small issue relates to design and printing: if you want the printing to be the right way round, then the wires need to come from the front and be on show, which is rather odd and messy. We have our printing upside down so the wires are hidden over the back of the desk.

Really good item, no fuss with connection.works as it should.

2nd time of buying this USB hub, excellent quality, superb packaging and never fails.

Very good, value for money hub. If you need a powered USB hub in the UK this is the one to get.

Just what i needed has sorted out my lack of power in my USB ports for some items , looks neat and easy to use , really happy with it

An excellent USB hub that was working perfectly for me. It developed a problem and stopped working outside of the 30 day return window. I got in touch with Atolla directly (very easy to do) and their response was excellent and instant. A replacement unit was dispatched immediately. A really positive experience and being in the business of technical equipment, I appreciate you can have problems and failures so it’s how they are dealt with that counts. I would happily recommend this product and Atolla.

This is the third Atolla powered hub I've bought now and they've never let me down. I use two in my studio and one when I'm working as a live sound engineer. The build quality is excellent, the fast-charging port is quick and the individual power buttons are a nice touch.

I have several external hard drives from when used a PC or laptop, containing an extensive music collection - wav and mp3 - and an archive of family photos. These days, I use an iPad so wanted a means to access amd play a music file from the external drive. The drives need a power source which the iPad doesn’t provide.Connected this hub up to a power socket, plugged in a hard drive into one of its USB ports, plugged the hub’s USB connector into the iPad via an adapter (USB to Lightning) and within seconds the drive was listed in the native iPad Files app. Clicked on a random music file and it played! Just need to look into an app to sort a playlist.Each of the four USB ports has an ON/OFF button beside it. This might be handy for some users but I’m not sure how. The ports are blue lit when on. The button needs to be depressed for a while before it switches off but it makes a nice reliable clicking sound. Switching back on seems instantaneous however. The instructions are scant so no idea why it’s like that. Still, it works, plug and play simplicity, and does what I wanted. Happy to recommend it for this purpose.