eoocvt 5.25 inch Multi-Function USB 3.0 Hub CF TF M2 SD MS Card Reader Fan Controller with LCD Display PC Front Panel Media Dashboard eSATA Audio Headphone Mic

Pro: CON: There are a lot of connectors on the front panel. br> br>1. Poor quality (control) and hazardous design Plug did not fit because audio connectors were glued with holtmelt 2mm deep inside. br>- So I opened the case, cleaned the hotmelt, and reinstalled the connectors in their proper (flushing front) positions. br>- and then re-glued it. Make sure there isn't any glue in the upper ditch for the case's top. That's something I didn't realize: (
- The issue has been resolved. 2. br>br>1. br>br>br>br>br>br both sides of the audio connector (L-R) R) has been altered! As a result, I swapped the two cables at the board connector.
- Don't break the plastic latches by gently lifting them with a fine needle or screwdriver. Gently pull the rope.
- The connectors are on the (lower) 5 pin line (as opposed to the keyed side with 4 pins)br>- The middle and rightmost ones should be swapped, with white going in the middle and violet going to the right.
- The issue has been resolved! 3. br>br>4. br>br>5. br>br>6. The worst part is the 5/12V Connector, which has active male pins but no female, indicating that you haven't found a suitable cable. br>- I'd like to make one with females on both sides! Any standard equipment can be connected to the system.
- DANGER: If metal parts come into contact with your board, PWR supply, or anything else, you might burn it!.

Daxton Sanders

| Jan 21, 2021

0 NOT 3. I bought it for one reason: USB 3 is written on the device. The USB ports, on the other hand, are three in number. The card readers, on the other hand, aren't. It was a huge let down.

Leif Dunlap

| Jul 13, 2021

This was delivered to me only a couple of days ago. There is one small zip lock bag with two tiny screws about 1/4" long that will not help you mount this device. I'm curious if there was anything missing. Unfortunately, I recently sold several hundred pounds of computer-related items, so I don't have a junk box to rummage through for mounting parts. I'm also annoyed by how vague the description is about the need for a pci-e card. They seem to gloss over the fact that you'll need both a slot and a card, as if the slot is all you'll ever need. I just placed an order for the card, but I still need the mounting hardware. It won't be fixed with two tiny self-tap screws. Please let me know if you have any idea what I'll need to mount this. I'll update this report if I ever get it up and running.

Walter Le

| Apr 05, 2021

I have an older Z68 build with an i7-4790K processor. 3770 br>I needed to upgrade my front IO. finally. br>This device is only $23 and does a decent job. br>I ordered the 5252E20 (model A) with sata/esata, molex, and usb 2 connectivity. 0/3. 0 headphone / microphone, Micro SD (tf), mmc, cf (compact flash), and SD card ports are all available. br>I do a lot of tinkering with older LGA 1155 PCs, and this comes in handy when I need to check out HDs or look through old PDA / digital camera memory cards. ((To test hard drives and optical drives, I ordered a female molex lp4 to female sata cable))- > Y-Connector for 4 Pin IDE Molex to Dual SATA Power Adapter for Cables 8. 67 Inches)br>It's not the fastest IO, but it'll do the job. Especially the readers of cards. However, it completes the task. . . . at some point. br>I mean, this thing is under $25, has a ton of features, and was created back when Windows 7 was a thing. so,. br>I suppose you get what you pay for, so don't expect anything spectacular. br>Most motherboards made in the last ten years will have all of the cables connected properly.

Abdiel Shaw

| Sep 14, 2021

No screws were included with the device, as has been the case with my recent purchases of similar products; perhaps it was just bad luck, but I didn't see any, and that is bad business. br>br>Power connector was of poor quality; wires pushed out of the back while plugged into the 4 pin power source; had to straighten and hold the wires from the back to get them seated. br>br>I gave it one star because it took me an hour to find four screws and repair the power port. Because of the length of the audio connector's cord, I had no choice but to uninstall the device and relocate it to the lowest drive bay, which some people might not have in a simple modern case. br>br>The side holes for screws are threaded for standard drive mounting screws, but they are plastic, so I had to be careful when screwing the screws I found in my desk into the device; even a slight twist above tight will strip them out. While this may seem minor, a device into which you will be plugging things can force the entire unit into your drive bay, indicating that little thought was put into this aspect of the product. br>br>As for the ports and functionality, I am not sure how well it will perform; I may revisit this later, but my rating will remain unchanged. 1 star because there are no screws, the parts are cheap, the wires are short, and the screw holes are made of plastic. br>br>As an aside, as previously stated, I have ordered and returned three other similar products due to the lack of this or that part; this is my first experience with Chinese goods. Consider returning these items to send a message to China that they need to improve their quality control, which is currently atrocious. In this case, I'm fed up with returning items and waiting for replacement screws. br>br>While the price of this item is reasonable if it works, it does not include a USB port. C (USB- 1) It makes no such claim, but the most recent USB non- Most motherboards today have a USB 3. 0 port, which is known by many different names but is the same port. One port alone will set you back an additional $15 or more, and competing products with this extremely fast port built into their bezels will set you back a few more dollars. br>br>If the screws had been included and the power port had not been so poorly constructed, I would have tested the item and given it a five-star rating as long as it worked. I was also asked irrelevant questions about the product, such as how shear, thick, and warm it was, that were related to the review.

Davion Steele

| Sep 03, 2021