ULBRE USB Hub 3.0, Desk USB Hub 4 Port Aluminum Clamp Hub with Durable Adjustable Clip, Compact Space Saving for Table Edge Monitor Desktop Laptop Computer PC

Attaches to side of table for convenient usb hub placement.

TL;WR: This hub is pretty and the clamp idea works well. The clamp could be improved slightly, but the hub itself will destroy your drives, so that isn't much of an issue.Let me start off by saying I love the idea of this hub. I like the professional, frosted silver look. I like that I don't have to use screws to attach it. I like the slim profile that stays out of the way. I hate that it has killed 6 usb drives.To be fair, I gave it the benefit of the doubt. The first 4 drives were all garbage, generic drives. The kind you buy at a brick and mortar store because you need a drive that same day. The kind you don't expect to even be able to fill up its maximum storage capacity before it fails. The kind you buy because the casing is cute and you don't expect the storage to even work when you buy it. I'd be in the middle of writing a bootable image to the drive or some videos for sneakernetting to my semi-smart tv when they would suddenly unmount. I'd plug my Those didn't raise flags with me because I knew that those drives would fail.What was the first red flag was when my computer suddenly unmounted my portable-but-important documents drives. A much higher quality, much higher capacity, and much higher price. I won't say it is 'top of the line' but it is certainly not one you expect to fail only a few months after getting it. I heard the 'dingdong' of Windows unmounting a drive and when I removed and reinserted the drive, my FAT32 partition was suddenly RAW. Useless. Unaccessable. But I had a backup of that drive. And only one usb drive had failed, so it was probably on the drive, right? So I erased the damaged partition, created a new exFAT partition in case Windows decided it suddenly didn't like FAT32, and loaded the backup onto the drive.Then the next day I heard the ding again. Two drives this time. The same one that had failed the day before didn't surprise me, but my workhorse drive had, at the same time, failed. Two drives failing in the exact same moment. Two which had been, up until I started using the hub, extremely reliable. Two drives which now don't even show up in disk management when I plug them in.Yeah, it wasn't the drives, it was the hub. I'm stupid for not reading the warning signs before I lost two fairly expensive drives and the data on them. I'm stupid to have had a usb drive and its backup drive on the same hub, yes. I'm stupid for using removeable drives instead of externals for this kind of data. But the hub still ate my drives.Also, the clamp is great. No marring on my desk, even after removing it in a fit of frustration and tossing it in the trash. Easy to install and easier to remove. My desk has a slight curve on the edge to smoothen it out though, so if the clamp portion had been a centimeter or so longer it would have held onto my desk a lot better and not been so 'wriggly.' But still, clamp did its job and stayed attached to my desk the whole time it was killing drives, even if the I had to push it back into a more firm grip a couple of times.TL;DR: This hub is pretty and the clamp idea works well. The clamp could be improved slightly, but the hub itself will destroy your drives, so that isn't much of an issue.

I got this because my monitor has a couple USB ports on the back, however, since they are on the back, its a pain to plug anything in.its easy enough to install, just clamp it to where you want it, and then plug in the USB extension that comes with the hub.Keep in mind that this is not powered, so you need to keep track of how much power drain your plugged in devices have. It can support a single high powered device, but can take multiple low powered ones, like USB flash drives.The main thing I have a gripe with, is the addition of a pointless blue LED on the front thats annoying in the dark. I get that this is a white label product, but when will product designers learn that blue LEDs are terrible? I just put a small piece of electrical tape over the LED to block it out.

I have been using thunderbolt docks with my macbooks for years. My new job has me working on a System76 Laptop running Ubuntu. No thunderbolt ports on this machine left me needing a usb hub when docking my laptop at the office.I chose this hub because it's aluminum finish matches my desk setup. The mounting mechanism keeps it mounted out of the way, but easily accessible if I need to switch anything out. The mount is surprisingly solid and does not wiggle when plugging and unplugging devices.Currently attached are a WASD coder keyboard, Logitech C920 webcam, BLU Snowball mic and Monoprice USB headphone tube amp. Since, the hub does not have an external power supply, I was concerned that the hub would not be able to power the mic and web cam. Thankfully USB 3 provides enough power to keep these peripherals going.One weird thing on this hub is that the host cable is a USB A male to male cable. I am not sure the reason for this cable choice. It works, but don't expect to use an existing USB A to B cable if you had a longer cable laying around you wanted to use.

First, I like the unit. It's sleek and shiny and works like it should. Given the proliferation of USB devices, I had exhausted the ports on my desktop. Having an extension hub attached to my desk not only added more ports, bu also gave a few devices the extra couple of feet needed to make existing cables reach better, and helped clean up my USB cabling.The only issue I ran into is the unit does not have quite enough depth for the beveled edge of my desk. Although I was able to get it to attach, the ~1/2 inch beveled edge on my desk is enough to prevent a secure attachment. A slight bump will be enough to send it falling to the floor. Good thing it's sturdy!

The 4 Port Desk USB Hub 3.0 Aluminum Mountable Clamp Hub comes in handy due to it can hold up to 4 usb cables that you would have hooked up to your laptop or to your desktop and leaves the usb ports on those devices empty so you can hook-up other devices to your laptop or desktop. I just love it. I think I am going to have to upgrade though to a bigger one now but I do still love it. It is worth the money.

This is very well-built and definitely provides good value for the money. It also works great bit I did not do any actual speed testing. I will say it seemed plenty fast to me. The only issue I have with it is that the clamping area is so shallow that I couldn't use it on my desk because my desk has rounded top and bottom edges that the clamp could not reach past.

This is a nice USB 3.0 Hub, and it does feel well built. However, the photos don't illustrate how shallow the clamp is. Most desks and monitors have a beveled edge, so if you attempt to clamp it to the last 1.5 inches, the hub will just pop off the angled edge. If you're working at a cubicle, this would work well; as those desks have a nice square edge to clamp. However, for any desk that has a bevel, the clamp just pops off.I'm lucky that my 2nd monitor had a square edge, so I've got it clamped to the bottom.

Los puertos USB 3.0 ULBRE llegaron antes de la fecha establecida, el empaque en muy buen estado, sigue prevaleciendo la calidad de la paquetería y envío de Amazon Prime, se agradece bastante. Requería puertos 3.0 adicionales para trabajar con transferencia rapida de datos, mayor a 2.0 desde luego, estoy operando con dispositivos USB externos sin problema ni pérdida de conexión o intensidad, espero seguir así: antena Wifi 5G sin perdida de intensidad, mouse inhalambrico, conexión de movil, memorias USB. Experimento al anclar los puertos en un extremo de la pantalla de la Laptop, buscando el sitio idóneo para no lastimar la pantalla, parece funcionarme sobre todo al trabajar en espacios limitados, públicos o al aire libre. Sugiero que al manipular el tornillo de anclaje y la goma que vá enroscada, se haga con cuidado, ya que al aflojar el tornillo se desprende la goma con todo y rosca, no lo considero un defecto, mas bien una caracteristica y una lógica de anclaje y apriete de este tipo de puertos USB, por lo cual decidí aquirirlo ya que se puede fijar en varios puntos aparte de la propia PC o Laptop. Si la superficie a la que se va anclar los puertos USB resulta mas delgada que la holgura que permite el tornillo, siempre existe la posibilidad de adaptar una goma en el extremo del aluminio, para que apriete mejor, lo cual también es una opción de adaptación que ofrece este modelo, no lo considero tampoco un defecto. Reportaré más adelante si se mantiene la calidad del producto. Por lo mientras estoy satisfecho.

Hasta ahorita no me ha fallado y ha funcionado muy bien pero solo la he utilizado dos semanas, espero no tener problema en el futuro, mi opinión va mas hacia el diseño.El material es perfecto y con muy buena calidad. El diseño, al menos yo, es el único que encontré en esta forma y es muy práctico, me parece un diseñazo. Lo puse en la pata de mi pantalla y no me estorba nada, me encanta.El gran problema que tiene es el tornillo, se afloja mucho y hay que estar constantemente apretándolo. No sujeta como uno se lo espera. Lo ideal es que tuviese una especie de mandíbula que en horizontal apriete pero no es así. Si uno no lo mueve mucho y tiene la curiosidad de apretarlo, esta bien.

Me gustó mucho este hub, es un poco más costoso que los demás pero vale la pena por que está construido de metal y plástico realmente duro, me gustó bastante, lo tengo sujeto al borde de mi escritorio gracias al tornillo y agarradera que viene incluida, da un aspecto de buena calidad

Lo compre por qué está muy bonito, luce mucho, pero solo tiene 4 puertos, para conectar gadgets, discos duros, lámparas, base enfriadora, etc... Si existiera otro igualito pero con el doble de entradas sería genial. Eso sí debes pensar dónde y como lo vas a agarrar a tu mueble o mesa de trabajo.

Eso. El tornillo no es lo suficientemente largo como para fijarlo al monitor. le puse una goma de borrar pero esa no debiera ser la solución. La única razón por la que lo compre es porque prometen que se puede fijar al monitor.