I bought this for replace another one of this that I bought like 4 years ago and just right now starts to disconnect and give some power issues (yup, 4 years later). the good thing is so solid and powerful than the last one.

Had a cheapie from china. wont do that again, you just spend three times the money and still have to buy one backed by a good company such as D-link

helped clear up some wire clutter on the office desk.

The primary reason why I needed to get this was to save myself some daily pain.

My workstation is kept under my desk, so I was constantly having to lean down (sometimes hitting my head) to swap devices. This is from the front ports!

The D-Link 7 Port hub is extremely versatile.

Easily Expanded; Easy To Set Up; Fast; Reliable; Small

I've only had it connected for two weeks. However, it seem to be working quite well. It was easy to connect and performs well with multiple items connected to it.

Excellent little unit - well made and neat. My only gripe would be the documentation. It comes with a wallet full of it, including an 80 page (!) manual which can be summarised as "Plug the leads in. Put each lead into a hole which is the right shape for the plug.

The product works great. Does everything I thought it would do

Ports randomly don't recognize USB sources. Tried to use this for digital media management for a film festival, which involves using LOTS of hard drives at once, and it was so unreliable that I could not use it.

None

Unreliable

7 ports is sure nice to have. I used some velcro to stick it to my table. Like the other Josh said, fast charge is not clear. I thought something was up when it took over 4 hours to charge my Nexus 7, and it was.

7 ports Ability to use only usb power or plug it in to the wall

Fast charge is not functional while connected to a PC

Its great to have a couple of ports capable of charging a tablet and phone. Unit is well made with a quality look and feel. Nothing to fault.