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Looks like I am just fine then. Thanks!
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I just purchased a USB 3.0 two in, one out switching device. It is a PLUGABLE brand model USB3-SWITCH2. ANY new item I ever obtain that has USB always gets measured with an accurate voltmeter. I have never seen voltage below 4.90 or above 5.15. This one takes 5.08 from my new workstation and drops it to 4.74 volts with no load. I personally am not comfortable with that. Experts, how do you feel about this situation? Of course, it appears to work well, but it still concerns me.
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I just purchased a USB 3.0 two in, one out switching device. It is a PLUGABLE brand model USB3-SWITCH2. ANY new item I ever obtain that has USB always gets measured with an accurate voltmeter. I have never seen voltage below 4.90 or above 5.15. This one takes 5.08 from my new workstation and drops it to 4.74 volts with no load. I personally am not comfortable with that. Experts, how do you feel about this situation? Of course, it appears to work well, but it still concerns me.

4.74 vdc vs 5.00 vdc  USB

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