To me, it is convenient that the cable is small because I have a laptop, but in the case of a desktop computer, it would not be convenient at all. Other than that, the hidden white lighting on the bottom steals the show!

I bought it to power the Google Chrome from the TV's USB and at the same time have a USB stick connected with movies. It provides power and the TV reads the USB stick. The cable is short, the ideal size for the job I wanted it for. I had tried another more expensive hub and it didn't work, I was lucky. I don't have an opinion on its speed

Of course, a nice USB hub with a nice white illumination from below. Everything is good, just the cable could have been longer, but it didn't bother me. I used an extension cable and everything is okay

It does what it says, but we should first check the power output of each USB port at the output, both from the power supply (PC - laptop) and then from the hub!

I have it for 4 days with 3 ports permanently occupied by a mouse, keyboard, and headphones for professional use. No complaints so far.

Very good hub, worth its money... So far (2 months) it hasn't presented me with anything. I have connected an external hard drive, a mouse, and a USB lamp

Connection to a USB-C port through an adapter and not directly on the laptop.
It works great, all the ports (4 in total, Type-C input to USB3.0*1 on the top of the device + USB2.0*3 on the sides) without any issues.
The USB-C port on the hub is not for connecting other devices but for powering the hub in case it needs power (e.g. if you connect a large hard drive without its own power supply). So it is logical that it is not connected to any device you connect there.
The cable is short for a desktop computer, in my case it is a laptop and I wanted a short cable because everything is on the desk.
It emits a soft white light while connected to an active port, even in standby mode (at least in my case), and I haven't found a way to disable the light.