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Had to tap 1 button on my phone to approve Bluetooth connection and that was it. Seems great so far. But I got this one because it's a small USB dongle, not a big one connected to a cord that takes up half my dashboard cubby. Plug it right into the USB port and it's outta the way. Boom, done. LED lights are kinda cool too, but NO idea how to adjust them.

This product can't keep connection keeps disconnecting after a couple of seconds

This listing is a mess, advertising one product (a USB hub), but showing photos of this and something else. I am referring here to the USB multiport hub.Although my PC has several USB 3 sockets, they are around the back and not always convenient to get to. This hub provides two functions. Firstly, it allows me to have USB sockets under my desk, where I need them, and I can get to them. Secondly, it adds extra ports, effectively turning one into 4. It also gives the added advantage that it reduces clutter. In my case, I have it under my desk and use it for a keyboard, mouse, and Wacom tablet plus a spare handy socket for anything else I may need, like a USB stick. Whilst all my cables are under my desk, there is only one single cable going up through the desktop to the PC, and only one socket is used on the back of the pc. The hub is quite robust and comes complete with some very strong double-sided tape with hook & loop fabric. So, you can fix it in place but still have it removable. It also features lugs at each end and is supplied with some small screws for a more permeant installation, if you wish.All my peripherals work fine with it, it is small and unobtrusive, but sturdily built. Decent length of cable on it. Does exactly what I wanted it for. And I’m pleased with it. Highly recommended.

This hub is designed for semi-permanent attachment to a desk, either using the supplied velcro strip or the supplied screws. 92cm of shielded cable let you bring a set of USB 3.0 ports up to a desktop from a tower PC underneath, as long as the PC has a spare USB 3.0 Type A port, of course. Mine does, but unfortunately the cable's not long enough, so instead the hub's used to bring USB 3.0 capability from the rear of the PC to the front.When plugged into a USB 3.0 port Windows detects this as two hubs, which is normal. USBView (part of the Windows Software Development Kit) can be used to show what it's recognised as, what its capabilities are, what it's plugged into and what's plugged into it.Generic SuperSpeed USB HubPID 0x0626 VID 0x05E3Genesys Logic, Inc, GenesysLogic, USB3.1 HubGeneric USB HubPID 0x0610 VID 0x05E3Genesys Logic, Inc, GenesysLogic, USB2.1 HubWhen you plug a device in, Windows will identify it as being in the hub or the SuperSpeed hub depending on the speed of the device. Whether USB 1.1/2.0 or USB 3.0, the ports are numbered 1 to 4 with port 1 at the cable end of the hub.All in all a useful addition to a desk, if three feet of cable will do the job. Mount it under an edge and the USB ports will be the "right way up".

Ordered this just to organise all my cables a bit better. Much easier to plug my mouse/keyboard/gamepad and headphones into this with just one cable now going into my PC. Works well and havent noticed any difference in lag etc - simply plug and play.

I don’t know what’s going on in the listing photos, they seem to be showing several completely different products. The USB hub that I was supplied screws down to a desk and works very well. I’m pleased with the product.

This hub was bought to extend my laptop’s number of USB ports. It works really well with good transfer speeds and works straight out of the box - just plug into your laptop and plug your devices into it. No need to set up or install.