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Aluminium USB hub with seven ports and card reader slots

WMtec

WMtec 7 Ports USB 3.0 Hub Card Reader Splitter USB 2.0 Aluminum Alloy Dock Station

SKU CH-434W-YT76F

Adds seven USB 3.0 ports and a card reader to a PC or laptop

  • Seven ports expand connectivity for PC or laptop
  • USB 3.0 interface delivers 5 Gbps transfer speed
  • Built-in card reader supports memory card access
  • Aluminium alloy body provides durable dock station design

7 Ports USB 3.0 Hub Card Reader

This WMtec hub expands a single USB connection into seven USB 3.0 ports operating at 5 Gbps. It also integrates a card reader and retains USB 2.0 compatibility. The aluminium alloy housing provides a rigid, compact dock for desktop or laptop workstations needing extra peripheral connections.

Suits users adding multiple USB-A devices

Buyers who need USB-C ports, video output or power delivery should look elsewhere. The hub does not supply those interfaces. Users requiring a dedicated high-speed card reader slot for professional media workflows may also prefer a specialised unit.

Highlights

  • Seven ports expand connectivity for PC or laptop
  • USB 3.0 interface delivers 5 Gbps transfer speed
  • Built-in card reader supports memory card access
  • Aluminium alloy body provides durable dock station design

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Should I pick a 7-port USB 3.0 hub with card-reader slots or a smaller 4-port model without the reader?

Choose the 7-port version if you need both extra USB sockets and built-in SD/microSD slots; a 4-port model only adds USB connections.

What does the 5 Gbps headline speed mean when I plug the hub into my laptop?

It is the theoretical maximum of each USB 3.0 port; real-world throughput will be lower and also depends on the host controller and cable quality.

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