RSHTECHPowered USB Hub 72W 13 Ports USB 3.1/3.2 Gen 2 Hub (10Gbps) Aluminum USB Splitter with 12V/6A Power Supply, On/Off Switches and USB Type A & C Cable, RSH-A13

I upgraded from a 7 port hub to this 13 port hub, and while it does a good job of providing me with 6 extra slots, it's more difficult to determine what is connected, and whether it is on or off, than I would have wanted.My other usb hub had a light around each slot, and a light beside each slot to indicate whether it was on or off. This hub has a button that is pressed in or out. No LEDs, which would have been better.After 3 weeks or so, the connection seems good, and I haven't had things randomly disconnecting, which is really important if you have external hard drives connected ( see my attached photo ) . I have a 12tb HDD, 2 x 4tb HDD, and a 2TB SDD, a music ketboard, 2 drum machines, a mouse, a pc keyboard and iLok usb dongle attached to this hub. I have had no power fluctuations or interruptions of any kind.I've had cheap flimsy hubs made of plastic before this, and this hub is a complete contrast to those. Wjen you take it out of the box, you're struck by the quality. It's heavy, and really solid and well constructed.If it had better indicators and switches, it would be perfect, and because of that, it regrettably loses a star. In all other respects, I'd highly recommend it.

RSHTECH Powered USB Hub 72W 13 Ports USB 3.1/3.2 Gen 2 Hub (10Gbpsusb hub, so far so gooddoes what it says on the tinwhat more can you say

I'm using this hub as two-cable docking solution alongside an eGPU, so I like that it has enough power to actually power all the things connected to it, and that it supports 10gbps USB so you can hook up a lot of USB3 devices and not be short of bandwidth.The stock USB-C cable that came with it is very short and you need to be careful with buying longer ones. If you have the correct cable you should see multiple "Generic SuperSpeed USB Hub"s in device manager, if you only see "Generic USB Hub" then get a better cable.One word of warning, it does not seem to play nice with USB Ethernet controllers, I tried controllers based on the AX88179A, AX88179 and Realtek 8152 and ran into the same issues with all of them not being seen by Windows. You can make them work but I'm not entirely sure how. Having them plugged into the hub before you boot your computer seems to help, and once installed they seem to be OK, but that initial setup is definitely a return to the bad old days of early "Plug'n'Pray" cards.I did contact their tech support and they were initially helpful but couldn't find a fix and told me to return it if it's incompatible.

This is a really sturdy and well-made looking product. It looks very professional and solid, it's big and heavy to hold and has a beefy power supply to go with it. It comes with good quality cables. I'm not entirely sure whether it really needs a power button for every port, but where USB hubs traditionally look like the weakest product on the desk, the one that might melt at any moment, this one really doesn't. It seems to work just as well as my old hub and still has loads of ports to spare, which is why I bought it. Highly recommended.

This Hub is made from very great materials, I could say that the minute I took it out of the box. Works really great. I've always had problems with my old Hubs, but with this one everything works really great.It looks very stylish as well, I love the design.