Pros: Very simple way to take an unused motherboard USB 3 port and convert it to usable back panel ports.

Cons: Cable could be a few inches longer to more easily route under graphics cards instead of lying across the top.

Overall Review: Performs as intended by the manufacturer is a pretty good recommendation for tech gear. :-)

Pros: Works exactly as advertised, buying 3 for only $7 each saved me around $100 if I bought these at a local store. Speed transfer is the same as if I hooked it up to one of my USB 3.0 slots

Cons: Connector has quite a loose fit to it, be sure to properly manage your cables or it could get pulled out by accident or vibrate lose with time, and is the only downside I can see with this product.

Pros: If you have a free USB 3.0/3.1 header on your motherboard and a free expansion slot on the back of your case, you can easily add two more USB 3.0 ports to your computers. Works seamlessly - no new driver to install.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: You probably need to bend the bottom lip slightly inwards to make it a tight, rigid fit. Otherwise there might be a slight play when you insert or remove your device cable.

Pros: - Works, regular USB 3. Nothing more, nothing less - Comes with screws

Cons: - Does not come with the support panel (which I lost a while ago). Tho im being picky here

Overall Review: You get what you order

Pros: Have a PC motherboard with the 20-pin USB 3.0 header and wanted to bring both USB ports to the rear panel - plugged this in and mounted the bracket - done - worked perfectly for me

Cons: None

Pros: -Works with USB 3.1A expansion.

Cons: -Bracket is a little flimsy. -Cable is rather stiff for routing

Overall Review: -Bracket is a little flimsy but, managed to bend it slightly to fit snug and tight. Doesn't wobble or move when: inserting or removing USB plug. -IDEA: Gamers are probably going to buy these for motherboards that lack USB 3.0/3.1A ports. The cable is too stiff and, difficult to flex and route for NZXT S340 case setup with, Asus ROG Strix Z370E motherboard. If only the cables were black braided at least, make it easier to route and install. Also, bracket could have been better quality.

Pros: Now that motherboards are coming with more USB 3.0 headers (and we have more USB devices than ever) it's not a bad idea to take advantage of that with a little device like this. I didn't feel any quality issues with the product, and it's less than $5 so it's a cheap way to take advantage of the extra header on my new board. The cable is plenty long enough to reach where it needs to based on where I wanted to put it, and routes well inside my case, so I was thankful for that. The part that plugs into the board was a bit 'firmer' than my front case USB 3.0 ports and I was a little apprehensive to press as hard as I needed to to plug it in.

Cons: The ports are oddly close together, so larger things like Wifi adapters, the Xbox One controller adapter, etc. are not recommended devices to plug in. But a little Bluetooth adapter works great in it right now and maybe something small in the future will find its home there.

Overall Review: The cabling is blue, you can tell from the pictures, but it will probably not fit in with a black or white case aesthetic all that well, so try to route it and hide it as best you can.

Pros: This product lets me take advantage of my spare USB 3.0 header. It... works as advertised, so there you go.

Cons: They are blue. This clashes with my black and white aesthetic. I knew this product was blue before buying it, however, so I can't fault them for it.