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Question: How long is the cable ?
Document: The case is sturdy and has tight seams, and the USB and RJ45 ports are well-anchored. The connection cable is short (about one foot long) but very stout with an well-made USB connector on the PC end.Setup is quick and easy. The hub portion is a straight plus-and-play install on Win 7 (and, I would imagine, other Windows versions as well).
Some networks don't offer wireless, you must use a cable. The tablet can't do that without an external adapter.
* First Impressions *It has a durable look and feel to it, the top is a brushed aluminum with three USB inputs, all sides and back are a matte black plastic with one USB input on the end. It looks nice. The cable appears to be well shielded, which is important to me having so many devices. The connectors feel durable as well.
The product arrived in a compact package with a clear description of the features and specifications. Out of the box, its a very lightweight and compact hub, about 4.3&#34; x 1.3&#34; - easy to pack while you are traveling or just on the go. Yes, this little hub is perfect for &#34;on the go&#34; because in addition to USB cable, it comes with a detachable OTG usb to micro-usb adapter.
If you want to use it with a desktop, a USB extension cable is the only additional accessory you would need.Inatek is doing a great job of demonstrating that small electronic/computer accessories made in China can be well-built, well-designed and genuinely top-quality items!This Inatek hub makes my portable computers 'whole' and more fully functional than they have ever been. This is simply a great piece of modestly priced, nicely designed and fully functional gear!
I tested this product with Windows 8.1 laptop, Windows 7 desktop and a Samsung Galaxy S5. The device is solidly built and the cable is thick and has stress relief on the end closest to the device. The macro adapter is attached to the cable by a flat plastic cable that if pulled on might cause it to break. When I connect the macro connect to the S5 it fit snugly in the port, however due to the bulk of the connector it press against the phone's port cover.
I am using this chained off of a Anker USB 3.0 7-Port Portable Aluminum Hub with 5V 4A Power Adapter and 3.3-Foot USB 3.0 Cable [VIA VL812 Chipset] that plugs into a Dell XPS 13 XPS13ULT-4286sLV. Windows 8.1.I was worried daisy chaining it off another hub might create issues but no such problems. It was plug and play and I was up and running in seconds utilizing the Ethernet Adapter.
it is very useful for someone who have many USB drive. It can connect with LAN adapter. I like it.
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bought two of these for my new desktop 2 USB 3.0 ethernet ports. now i have 6 USB 3.0 ports plus 2 gigabit ethernet ports... excellent deal. no complaints or issues
Answer: 10.5 inches