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Kensington DomeHub USB 2.0 (7 ports) Weighted Hub 33118

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Kensington DomeHub USB 2.0 (7 ports) Weighted Hub 33118
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Binding: Electronics
Product Brand: Kensington
EAN: 0858963311813
Label: Kensington
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Product Manufacturer: Kensington
Model: 33118
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Kensington
Studio: Kensington


Piece facts:
  • Weighted base and non-skid feet stay put
  • Seven USB ports to connect up to seven devices
  • USB 2.0 delivers up to 40 times the speed of USB 1.1
  • Free FlyLight included
  • Works with USB 2.0 and 1.1



33118 Hub Weighted ports) (7 2.0 USB DomeHub Kensington





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Since 1903, Acco Brands has grown from a small manufacturer of paper clips and fasteners to an international team of leading office product brands in 60 locations worldwide. Acco designs innovative products to help you work more efficiently, more comfortably and more productively then ever before.PR0DUCT FEATURES: Seven additional USB 2.0 ports; Fully backwards compatible with all USB speeds (USB 1.1 & USB 2.0); Stunning contemporary design with weighted base and non-skid feet, also comes with a desktop extension cable for use with a Laptop or desktop computer; Links 1-7 devices; 7 LED's to signal use of each port; lncludes power adapter to ensure full power to all ports; Easy to use, Plug and play.


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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - * Great item, but... ...
I bought this USB hub for an older (2005) iMac. It certainly solves the problems of dealing with multiple USB-powered peripherals. One issue I did notice was that when I had 5-6 plugs used, my computer had difficulty starting up... in fact, it didn't start up until I unplugged all but 1-2 devices. Certainly, I wouldn't blame the product for this. It may be my older iMac, or one of those weird tech issues that never quite has a reason. I suppose it may be like plugging too many electrical devices into an extension cord. Whatever the case, it is simply something to watch out for. Oh, and it isn't exactly weighted as the product blurb states. I doubt that it would tip over, but that has more to do with its shape. You aren't going to be able to plug and unplug without moving the hub - which is sort of what I expected.


Buyer's feedback: 3 out of 5 stars - Refurbish?
I ordered 1 set, when I opened it, it had lots of scratches. Amazon was kind enough to send me a replacement but it came with scratches as well...


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Good idea ...
Saw this as a deal of the day. Read the reviews on Amazon and several other sites and decided to give it a try. I bought one for me and my husband. It has freed up all but one port on my computer. I have a zip drive that I still use and the domehub would not recognize it. It's not that old, but too old to use with this hub. But, I have connected the following items to it and they work fine - a scanner, a laser printer, a Maxtor external drive, a flash drive and the mouse, plus the free light that came with the dome hub. It easy to connect and disconnect the items, and the domehub does not take up much room at all.


Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - attractive and handy
I just bought an iMac with only 3 USB ports, so this little USB hub was the perfect solution to the problem. It holds its own aesthetically next to the iMac and makes it easy to have all of my iPod cable/iPhone cable/thumb drive USB accessories easily accessible.


Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - * Does just what is promises ...
A nice product. Provides a usb hub that supports the 2.0 protocol, and a usb powered light to boot! What's not to like? Its attractive and functional.

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