Rosewill RHB-220W 4-port USB Hub - White

Pros: Small, compact, all work.

Cons: none

Overall Review: We have about 4 of these in my house, one for ehte PS3 and they all work just fine.

Pros: Very small footprint. Works as expected. Great price.

Cons: This is not really a con, but be aware that the cord is only about 6 inches long.

Pros: Works like a charm on Windows XP. Just plug it in, plug your other USB devices in and away you go with your one USB port's capacity quadrupled. In the couple days that I've been using it, I haven't really noticed any of my USB devices slowing down because of it.

Cons: The cord that connects the hub to your computer is very short; it's barely a foot long. If your only access to a USB port is in the back of your computer and you were planning on regularly plugging your flash drive(s) into the hub, this will be quite inconvenient. A USB extension is a quick and easy solution to this problem, however.

Overall Review: For the price, this hub is great. If you need some extra USB ports and don't want to spend a ton of money, it will get the job done.

Pros: Very small, quite possible the smallest hub I've ever seen. Integrated USB cord. I think the integrated cord is a plus because I travel with my laptop, and I hate carrying a tangled mess of 10 cables. The opposing side ports are quite useful if you have a few large devices that are wider than a normal USB port. Recognized instantly in Win XP.

Cons: none.

Overall Review: Seems to be fast enough. I'm not going to do benchmark tests on it. I think the design idea is to be tiny and portable. For this reason along I give it 5 starts.

Pros: Doesn't require power, Very small footprint.

Cons: Short cable so I couldn't place it where I wanted to put it, but nothing a cable extender couldn't fix. In fact, if it had a longer cable, I'd probably complain the cable was too long.

Overall Review: This item does not require power. You can hook up an external WD passport drive and a card reader, and both items still work perfect. This is awesome cause one of the laptops I own only has 1 USB port, and while on vacation, I want to transfer photos from a memory card reader to the external drive. With only 1 usb port on my computer, I used to have to transfer photos to the computer, then back to the external harddrive. Ive been trying to find a USB hub that doesn't require external power that can still power USB devices that draw power. This item is super small, perfect for travel, or even just behind your computer. I have a half dozen of these and use them all the time.

Pros: nice small, led connect light, and great cost to value under 7 bucks....

Cons: USB cord is only about 8 inches long, not great for rear connections.

Pros: Small and light,charges my Sansa well.Nicely spaced ports,nothing hits anything else.

Cons: Small and light...dosent stay put,some double sided tape did the trick.

Overall Review: Great for the price,sturdy and high quality.Another good Rosewill product!

Pros: Great compact design. I like the shiny bit on top.

Cons: Short Cable. Works intermittently.

Overall Review: I bought this to use with a PowerMac G5, because as you know Apple is stingy with having USB ports, so this particular computer only has 3 (2 in the back and 1 in front). I plugged this USB hub into the back, and then connected a keyboard, mouse, and WiFi adapter (also Rosewill brand) to it, and it was working fine for the first 15 minutes. After that, my keyboard and mouse stopped working. I tried removing the WiFi adapter from the hub and just leaving the mouse and keyboard, thinking that it was drawing too much power or causing some sort of data overload. But even after doing that it still kept cutting my mouse and keyboard on and off. Next, I tried just leaving the mouse plugged in, same problem. Even switching it to another USB port on the G5 didn't work. I tried to RMA it, but Newegg is telling me that the Manufacturer's warranty has expired. Owned this for less than a week, how could it be expired? I generally have no problem with this brand, but this product is a FAIL.