[Akihabara] The clamp-type USB hub was the most powerful [Shanghai Donya]

Have you ever felt that swapping USB devices is a hassle?
I think more than 90% of people who use PCs find it troublesome to swap USB drives.
Of course, I'm sure these people have installed USB hubs or use Bluetooth to control several devices at once.

"Setting up Bluetooth seems like a pain, but a USB hub is also a bit messy."
A must-see for anyone who thinks the same!!

What I'm introducing this time is!! (BOOM!)
"Clamp-type USB hub"
Come see what kind of dish it is right away!

Shanghai Donya clamp-type USB hub

Available at Shanghai Donya in Akihabara.
Clamp-type USB hub.

The price is just over 2000 yen.
Here's what's inside

・USB hub body
・ USB cable
·Instructions
That's it!!

And this USB hubUSB3.0It is also capable of high-speed communication due to its specifications.

Clamp-type USB hub [How to use]

It's very easy to use.
The terminal on the side that connects to the PC is red (pink?)So, all you have to do is plug in the included cable and connect it to your PC.


The length of the cable100cm.
It is long enough to fit a PC under the desk.

Before you can connect the USB cable, you first need to mount the device somewhere.
As you can see from the clamp type, it can be installed anywhere that has a certain thickness.
*However, it may come off, so please install it on a flat surface.

It has rubber on it so I don't think it will get scratched.
I have it attached under my PC monitor and don't plan on removing it for the time being, so I can't check, but I think it's probably fine.

Well, there are a few ways to set it up.
For example, a place like this.
If you place it sideways, the USB won't stick out and get in the way of your work.
The only drawback is that it's difficult to insert USB devices.

Install it facing upwards instead.
This makes it easier to plug in and unplug USB devices.
However, the drawback is that the connection parts protrude and dust accumulates on unused terminals.

After much consideration, the best position is here.
I thought it would be nice to use it under a monitor, so this is how I use it.

When you plug in a USB device, it looks like this.
If you're using a wireless mouse, there's nothing blocking the radio waves, so that's great!

When you plug in an arcade stick, the cable gets in the way, so we recommend connecting a USB memory stick, a wireless receiver, or something else that runs its cable around the back so it doesn't get in the way. In other words, a connection that doesn't have the cable protruding from the front.
Also, since the USB ports are lined up side by side, care must be taken as items wider than a certain width will interfere with each other.

As an aside, I also purchased a Bluetooth receiver as part of my PC cleanup strategy.

The idea is to use it together with the USB hub introduced this time to tidy up your desk.
This is a particularly recommended combination for those who keep their PC under their desk!