Kensington PocketHUB Mini USB 2.0 – Hub – 4 ports – USB

Tuesday, December 1st, 2009 at 6:16 pm

Kensington PocketHUB Mini USB 2.0 - Hub - 4 ports - USB

Manufacturer: Kensington
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Product Description

The fastest way to turn one port into four
Slim, compact and lightweight
So when you're on the road, you get the job done

	Product Description		Kensington PocketHUB Mini USB 2.0 - hub - 4 ports
	Device Type		Hub
	Form Factor		External
	Dimensions (WxDxH)		8.3 cm x 3.8 cm x 1.3 cm
	Localisation		Europe
	Ports Qty		4

Product Details

System: MPF
Sprache: ML
Garantie: 24

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Customer Reviews

Does what it says on the box

Review Date: September 20, 2007

Reviewer: Paul Trevains,

Neat, tidy, compact & does what it says on the box . . . allows you to plug 4 USB cables into one USB socket & then happily use the different items as you would if they were plugged directly into your PC / laptop. No extra power cable required.

Small and has optional power

Review Date: March 21, 2008

Reviewer: Mr. Thomas A. Ford,

Nice little unit that works fine without a separate power supply. However, it will take a DC power source to power USB devices if necessary. Doesn't come with a power lead so you'll need a compatible one.

Neat and Compact

Review Date: January 9, 2008

Reviewer: Mr. R. E. Briggs, Scunthorpe

An excellent piece of equipment, neat and compact for stowage, no trailing leads and most important does the job well

Great gadget

Review Date: October 8, 2009

Reviewer: Mrs. P. Green, Basingstoke

What a great gadget. It does exactly what it says on the tin. No more having to pull the computer desk out, unplug a USB and plug in the one I want to use - brilliant!!!

Small but Versatile

Review Date: September 12, 2009

Reviewer: Dr. I. Payne, Leicester, England

I've no regrets about buying this little item. Though it's small size originally gave me pause -- and I asked myself the question 'are the four sockets far enough apart to fit my various USB plugs?' -- I decided to risk it (the low price was the deciding factor) and I've not experienced any problems so far. I manage perfectly well by keeping my two permanent USB plugs (for mouse and printer) in the two centre sockets, and use the two outer ones for other things. Both PNY attache and Bytestor flash drives go in the outer sockets without fouling neighbouring plugs (just!), even though it's a tight squeeze. (Speaking of tight squeezes, you do need to be aware that the connecting lead between hub and PC is EXTREMELY short and doesn't allow much choice of positions. So if you want a hub that can be positioned freely round your PC this probably isn't right for you. Speaking personally, once it's set up I don't move it around, so this particular feature hasn't caused me a problem yet.) As regards the hub's usefulness, no problems at all: there was no setting up and it worked fine straight out of the pack. Which came as even more of a relief, as I still have a 2002 PC with the older, 'slow' USB connection. So no more incessant USB plugging-and-unplugging for me: I wonder how I ever managed without it.

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