M6988-B Power Socket Style High Speed 480Mbps 4-Port USB 2.0 Hub - Black (40cm-Cable)

Pros: Model M6988-B Quantity 1 Color Black Material Plastic Connector Type USB 2.0 Hubs Number 4 Transmission Rate 480Mbps Supports System Windows 2000 / XP / Vista / Win 7 / Win 8 Other The space between the ports is 1.2cm; Compatible with USB 2.0 / 1.1, full speed up to 480Mbps; Supports all the USB devices, driver free; No need external power, each port has power max up to 500mA Packing List 1 x 4-port USB 2.0 Hub (40cm-cable) In all a instant plug and play installment, it cant be so much easier than that. Works with my laptop without any fuzz but i havent tried it on my Pad/ tablet but it will be done first thing in the morning.

Cons: I dont really find any cons on this gadget so i wont fill in more than this.

Other: Perfect gadget for me and for most people i guess too, i cant find any negative thoughts about this, so i am happy with this for now until i need to upgrade it but its not going to happen for a while thats for sure.

Pros: I tested the Hub using the four USB ports at the same time and it worked perfectly well. I didn't check the transfer speed. Apparently is a good quality product, but I can't confirm it 100% in The first day. I was waiting to buy something like that for a long time and didn't find nothing who like. This finally is like I imagined.

Cons: I don't have any cons about The item. It's what is in The description.

Other: It was a good buy.

Pros: This USB hub does what it has to do, so it is a good product especially for such a reasonable price. I have used it together with my Imito MX1 Android media player

Cons: the length of the cable is quite short. I should prefer to have a longer cable, then the product can be used everywhere. I don't have any further cons about this item.

Other: nothing wrong with it, you can buy it for sure!

Pros: Nicely spaced sockets, sturdy construction, good cable length for use with a laptop.

Cons: I ordered three units; two worked perfectly out of the package, but one of them had one socket that wouldn't work. Upon opening it (small, Philips-head screws), I saw a solder bridge between the USB data pins on the misbehaving socket; after cutting away some of the solder with a hobby-knife, the bridge was gone and the socket started working.

Other: For the price, you can't go wrong, as long as you're prepared to do some easy tinkering in case of defects. The devices were obviously not QA-tested and appear to have been soldered by hand.