Barrow Mods
Barrow Mods 7-Port USB 3.0 Hub White Tree RGB 2 in 1 accessory
A white vertical hub splits one USB 3.0 port into seven for data devices, adds tree-shaped RGB lighting and includes a two-foot extension cable
- Connect seven devices from one USB port
- Transfer files at up to 5Gbps with USB 3.0
- Tree-shaped RGB lighting cycles through seven colours
- Lighting can be disabled with a button press
- Includes a 2 ft extension cable for flexible placement
What it is and who it is for
The Barrow Mods 7-Port USB 3.0 Hub expands a single port into seven USB 3.0 connections for mice, keyboards, flash drives and external hard drives. A 2 ft extension cable allows flexible placement on a desk. It is built for data transfer only and does not charge devices. The white vertical design adds a tree-shaped RGB accent that cycles through seven colours or can be switched off.
Who this suits and who should look elsewhere
This hub suits PC, MacBook and laptop users who need extra data ports for peripherals in a busy workspace or gaming setup. The RGB lighting appeals to anyone wanting a decorative desktop touch. Buyers who need to charge phones, tablets or power-hungry drives from the hub should look elsewhere because the unit is strictly for data.
Capacity and headroom
Seven USB 3.0 ports run at up to 5 Gbps, roughly ten times the speed of USB 2.0, so backing up work files or moving 4K video is quick across all connected drives. The single upstream link remains the bottleneck when every port is active at once, so sustained maximum throughput on all seven devices simultaneously is not realistic.
Highlights
- Connect seven devices from one USB port
- Transfer files at up to 5Gbps with USB 3.0
- Tree-shaped RGB lighting cycles through seven colours
- Lighting can be disabled with a button press
- Includes a 2 ft extension cable for flexible placement
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does my computer need a free USB 3.0 port to use this hub?
Yes, the hub connects through a single USB 3.0 port and expands it into seven downstream USB 3.0 ports for data devices.
Will my USB 2.0 flash drives and older peripherals still work when plugged into the seven ports?
The hub is backward compatible, so USB 2.0 devices will function at their native 2.0 speeds while USB 3.0 devices can reach up to 5Gbps.
How can I confirm the hub is operating at USB 3.0 speeds after I connect it?
Check your operating system's device manager or system report; it should list the hub and attached drives as USB 3.0 devices running at 5Gbps.
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