Anker USB Powered Hubs

[enggricha]

I was looking for a USB 3 power hub, and had narrowed down to this one

http://www.flipkart.com/anker-4p-68...=b_3&ref=2b55a685-5232-4158-a893-0aca116686f8

any opinions on this? Or recommendations for powered USB hubs from other manufacturers. I was initially considering Belkin, but havent come across USB 3 hubs from Belkin (atleast none yet in India)

My requirement is 4-7 ports.

 

[corkyg]

These hubs are sold in the USA by Amazon. Reviews are mostly favorable. I would not hesitate to try them. They seem to have good customer support as well. Here's a review: http://lifehacker.com/most-popular-usb-hub-anker-7-port-and-9-port-powered-u-1433052505

 

[aigomorla]

I a different Anker... and i like it.
The company isnt that bad from what it seems.

The only thing i have yet to test on it is a Drive to Drive testing....
I dont think i will ever do that because i dont do drive to drive over usb.

 

[jessica0301]

I bought this one from Amazon,the company seems from US but I'm not sure:
http://www.amazon.com/Etekcity%C2%AE...dp/B00FTV12BG/
It is by far the least expensive one I can find that had these features, however I experienced no read/write speed loss in any of my 3.0 drives (sandisk extreme 64GB & phantom geforce3). All the ports work and can charge/sync both my android (HTC one) and apple phones (old iphone 3g S and ipod 2nd gen). ..excellent for this price

 

[enggricha]

No first hand users here? Bit of a bummer... given the reviews, i thought there would be at least a few users of these here. Anyways will probably give them a shot, look promising to me.

 

[XavierMace]

I've been running this one for probably 4 months now. My only issue with is the plug for the USB cable that runs to the computer. It's a terrible design and the slightest bump is enough to cause it to lose connectivity without actually coming loose. I'm tempted to just glue it in. Beyond that though, it's been fantastic.

 

[terente]

I've been using this for 6 months and it's great. If you can find it, go for it- has a more generous power supply for power hungry devices (you may never know when you need it).