Eleks PC Power Console and USB Hub

Are you tired of never having enough power outlets on your desk? We've got you covered with our USB modular power strip! Crafted with a stylish aluminum body and exquisite PCB gold-plating process, it boasts a retro and vintage look. With six individual metal toggle switches on the front, each device can be controlled separately, while the power indicator light keeps you informed of each device's status. An OLED screen displays dynamic voltage and power information, giving you complete control over your devices. And for a touch of personalization, the RGB indicator lights can be fully customized to your liking. With six USB ports and four independent HUB interfaces on the back, you can connect multiple devices with ease and keep your workspace neat and tidy. Say goodbye to outlet woes once and for all!
Specs:
Material: Aluminum
Functions: Power Control, and USB HUB
Ports: 6 (Power control)
Ports: 4 (USB 2.0 Hub)
L/W/H: 161*43*53mm
Display: 1.7'' OLED
Light: On-device controllable
Total power: Up to 15W (recommended to use 5V3A power adapter, does not support fast charging)
Data interface rate: USB2.0 (only suitable for keyboard, mouse or receiver)
Supports C-C USB Cable

[@RossDunn]

Very cool. Can you tell me what those light bars are that provided audio visualisation? They're cool too!

[@ADSteam1994]

I love the switches personally the only change I'd make would be to have small bulbs for the switches on top instead of led yes I know led are power efficient and to a degree dimmable but it just more my style.
Is this being sold or is it makeable?

[@racerguy008]

Can anyone tell me what he vertical lights are, speakers maybe?

[@victorcamargo7298]

I want to know too...

[@Eat_Sleep_Breathe_Iron]

ua-cam.com/video/pvrrpNbofdc/v-deo.html

[@NeckbeardIndustries]

"FFT AUDIO LIGHT" on drop

[@vichope6408]

Does anybody know what are the 4 hubs for?

[@ivan3230]

hey i just bought this exact hub and i'm having a bit of an issue with the 4 usb ports on the bottom, i get power from them like the top ones but it doesnt look like its working for mice, keyboards and such things that require data to be sent. i was wondering if someone had this same issue and maybe knows of a fix

[@ivan3230]

I would connect a device into one of those ports and also noticed there was no windows noise coming through so none of the devices are even being registered on the pc, so i know this is specifically a problem with the device

[@ivan3230]

I also noticed in the video there was no power going through to your hub so how did the windows noise pop up, is that part fake? starting to feel like this product was party a scam