PCI-E to USB 3.0 7-Port(2X USB-C - 5X Type-A) Expansion Card,PCI Express USB Add in Card, Internal USB3 Hub Converter for Desktop PC Adapter Support Windows 10/8/7/XP and MAC OS 10.8.2 Above

This PCI-E expansion card has been a fantastic addition to my desktop. Installation was straightforward, and it was recognized immediately by my system without the need for additional drivers. The combination of 2 USB-C and 5 USB-A ports offers versatile connectivity options, accommodating a range of devices from external drives to peripherals. Data transfer speeds are consistent and fast, matching the performance of my motherboard's native USB 3.0 ports. Overall, it's a reliable and efficient solution for expanding USB capabilities.

Simple to install, used mfg websight to down load latest software, after that it has worked flawless. Very happy.

I was glad I read the reviews regarding checking the space available prior to installation. Mine arrived quickly, installed with ease and works fine for my needs. Check your PC case first to be sure that this card will give you the clearance it requires. The vertically oriented ports probably won’t work for most smaller office-type PCs.There are plenty of reviews with pictures here that illustrate this caveat.

Works great. The only issue is that it doesn't work with my Line 6 UX2 interface, which I just had to plug into a different USB port.

Great product, plug and play install!

I bought this card on March 7th(2 months ago). Within the first month of having the card installed I started experiencing issues with devices that were plugged into it randomly connecting and disconnecting every couple of seconds. I confirmed the card was indeed the issue by plugging the affected devices into the USB ports that were directly on the motherboard and had zero connectivity problems. Don’t buy this card. It’s complete junk.

TL;DR: Since acquiring the expansion card on Oct 25, 2022, it has not been used frequently due to more convenient ports available. Recently, experiencing issues with power when multiple devices are connected to the expansion card. Transfer speeds with a portable SSD were below expected levels, especially with USB-C ports delivering slower speeds than USB-A ports on the same card. Not recommended for heavy usage or power-demanding devices.I have had this since Oct 25, 2022, and notably have not used this too often as i have other, more convenient ports. But over time I do use these occasionally, and have recently decided to use it more often for my more permanent cables(none of them stay plugged in forever). Occasionally my keyboard(with LEDs) will just flash its lights for a millisecond, and then turn off again, indicating a power issue. In hindsight this was always when I used this expansion card with multiple things plugged in. After recently getting a portable SSD for certain files, I noticed that my transfer speeds were not even close to what I am supposed to be receiving, and tried changing cabled and ports. The USB-C ports were giving me around 31MB/s of read, and a bit higher for write speeds on my SSD, and that same SSD, plugged into the USB-A ports on the same expansion card, the speeds went up around 2.5x. Quite the opposite of what it should be imo(with the whole USB-C being slower than the USB-A). Would probably not recommend this as I have seen similar expansion cards with the same ports, for cheaper (if the performance is the same then the cheaper is obviously better). Only useful for lightweight items, so don't try an external monitor without external power. Would have liked at least an option to add additional power to the card, as its advertised as not needing any, yet it badly does.Also something to note is that things are a tight fit when plugging them in. This is potentially due to my case, however that's my experience.

Card, works fine, what else?