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A powered USB 3.0 hub expands one USB-A port into four ports for flash drives and peripherals, with a USB-C power input for stable transfers to power-hungry drives
- Changer TypeOther
- Expands one USB-A port into four for peripherals
- USB-C power input stabilises high-draw drives like HDDs or SSDs
- Transfers data at 5 Gbps — up to 10× faster than USB 2.0
- Nylon-braided cable and aluminium shell withstand 20000+ bend cycles
- Built-in surge protection with plug-and-play, driver-free operation
Four-port USB 3.0 hub
This powered hub expands a single USB-A connection into four ports for flash drives, mice and other peripherals. It is aimed at laptop and desktop users who need more simultaneous connections without installing drivers.
USB-C power input for stable transfers
A dedicated USB-C power port supplies extra current for power-hungry drives such as HDDs or SSDs, keeping data transfers steady. The port does not pass data or charge the host, so a separate power adapter is required when attached devices draw more than the host port can provide.
Aluminium shell aids heat dissipation
The wear-resistant aluminium housing and nylon-braided cable are rated for over 20000 bending cycles and help spread heat during sustained use. Built-in surge protection and hot-swap support keep operation quiet and reliable with no fan or active cooling needed.
Highlights
- Expands one USB-A port into four for peripherals
- USB-C power input stabilises high-draw drives like HDDs or SSDs
- Transfers data at 5 Gbps — up to 10× faster than USB 2.0
- Nylon-braided cable and aluminium shell withstand 20000+ bend cycles
- Built-in surge protection with plug-and-play, driver-free operation
Specifications
| Changer Type | Other |
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Questions about this item
How many USB-A ports does the hub add to a single USB-A connection?
The hub provides four USB-A ports from one USB-A upstream port.
Does the USB-C power port on the hub carry data or charge the host laptop?
The USB-C port is for auxiliary power only and does not transfer data or charge the host device.
What type of upstream cable does the hub use to connect to the computer?
It connects via a built-in USB-A cable; no separate host cable is required.
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