SYBA SD-HUB20058 USB 3.0 4-port Hub (Can be Used Internally or Externally)

This device shows up as Renesas Electronics in windows device manager and there you can click on its properties then click the power management tab where you will see a checked box where it says "Allow this computer to turn off this device to save...

Backwards compatibility. Sleek led layout. Works as it should with its own power adapter

Had power loss issues with mine connected internally and kept getting a message in windows- "One of the USB devices has exceeded the power limits...." Had to disconnect the internal power and use the power adapter that came with it. I kept mine...

So far everything. I purchased this for two reasons mounts internally & fits into a 3.5 slot. Comes with all necessary hardware usb 3.0 cable, mounting screws, standing dock for external use, & ac adapter

Not a con for me, but the usb ports are upside down

In spite of the upside-down ports, I recommend this hub to any user who has/is getting USB 3.0 but whose case doesn't have front-panel ports. I know USB 3.0 headers are essentially nonexistent on current motherboards, but that will change, and besides,...

The convertible hub is a brilliant concept, includes almost everything for either use, has five lights: one amber power-on light and four green lights - one per port, each lights up when a drive is inserted

Just one I can think of: If mounting internally the USB ports are upside down. It's a non-issue except with flash drives with activity lights (and only a minor issue even then) but I'd prefer it where I could see the activity lights for my drives that...