2-Ports PCIE USB 3.0 (USB 3.1 GEN1) 5Gbps Expansion Card for Desktop PCs, 2X 5Gbps USB-A Ports, Built in Smart Power Distribution Technology, No Need Extra Power Supply (PCIE-U302A)

This is a review for the 4-port USB-C card. I bought a new PC (HP Victus 15L, Windows 11) which came with plenty of USB-A ports but only a single front-mounted USB-C. It had one internal card slot so I bought this card. It worked perfectly. No drivers to install.The only issue I have is that my iPads seem to see it as some sort of external device trying to connect to them. It refuses that connection and won't even let me charge them using this card. I think that's more of an Apple thing. Everything else, like my Nikon camera, charges fine. I really bought it for connectivity, not charging. It works perfectly for that.Before you buy, make sure your computer has the correct internal slot for this card. It's a pretty universal connection. But if your computer doesn't have one, it won't magically work.

USB 3.0 speeds and 2A of power output - what's not to love? I added small touch screen monitors to my desktop and put them on this card to keep the power draw low on the ports on my motherboard since it doesn't specify how much power they can output. Cheap insurance.

Very easy install. Just popped it into an open PCI slot and it just worked on my Windows 11 PC. It was instantly recognized and when I plugged in a USB-C thumbdrive to test, it was recognized and functioned perfectly.Good value. Easy plug-and-play in Windows 11.

Slightly faster than the built-in USB port on the back, easy to install.

Didn't detect XBOX one controller over USB and cut out continuously with HDD & SSD etc... Hubs even powered hubs didn't fix the issue.

I liked the easy installation. Just remove the steel cover on your PC and slip this small board into the socket.Works great.

Glad I got it to work with w11. I tried several other cards like this and this is the only one that worked well with w11.

I have Windows 11 and my Device Manager says all is working fine and I have the latest drivers. But all is not fine.Whatever I plug into this will get power but no data. Other PCI cards in my computer work fine, and you can see in the last 2 pictures that I have swapped out my older existing USB 3 and this newer USB C PCI cards. The older USB 3 works no matter what PCI slot it is in, but this USB C will not work in ANY slot I put it in. No data anyway, it will charge devices but that's all it does.This is the second one I have installed, a couple of weeks ago was the install of the first one. That had the exact same results as this one.I am contacting the manufacturer now, and will update this if there is anything positive that comes out of it.