Product Description

Form and function combine beautifully with the modern design and instant connectivity of the LaCie USB 2.0 Hub. With seven USB 2.0 ports, it's ideal for connecting all of your devices at once. Designed exclusively for LaCie by Ora-?to, its strong polycarbonate round shape, glossy white finish, and flexible cables give it a distinctive look that adds fun to your desktop. Each port is linked to a colorful LED that illuminates through the casing when plugged in. The Hub is also great for charging your iPod, camera, cell phone and other devices that charge from a USB port. Bundled with 8 flexible cables, an external power supply, a USB extension cable, and a flower petals kit, the LaCie USB 2.0 Hub comes fully equipped for making all of your connections.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #20646 in Consumer Electronics
• Brand: LaCie
• Model: 711854U
• Dimensions: 2.00 pounds

Features

• Provides 7 downstream and 1 upstream USB 2.0 ports
• Connect up to 7 USB devices simultaneously
• Instant, easy-to-use connectivity
• Unique, exclusive design by Ora-ito
• Plug and play, Hot-swappable

Customer Reviews

LaCie USB Hubtastic
This is a truly unique product, I was a bit upset by the excessive cost to ship to the UK, but that was all forgotten when I recieved it. The only thing which lets this product down is the fact that it is not supplied with a base, why? other than that it will grace any office/home & looks fntastic.

Interesting art, but...
I was attracted to the LaCie USB hub, but I find it interesting art, but not very practical. Although it could be great, it isn't. My two issues with the product are: 1) there is no stand and 2) the power cord and connecting USB line come out of the top. No stand: all pictures of the hub show it standing upright in a very artistic way. However, the bulb part of the hub is completely round and there is no enclosed stand. So, essentially the hub lies on its side, looking like a bundle of white flowers laying on a table. It dramatically (negatively) impacts that artistic component of the device. It just lays there. As to the power cord and USB line, it also comes out the top where the other cables do. This relates to my original objection that the device doesn't (can't) stand up, but just lays down. So rather than a tidy piece of art that serves as a connection hub, you have something that takes up a lot of desk space and looks messy. I am disappointed, unfortunately.