this is my first review on amazon so hopefully this helps yall out. i'll try to go as in depth as possible.
Using this in tandem with a usb c 3.0 to usb a 3.0 adapter on a 2019 Macbook Pro.
Solid build. I've had several other usb 3.0 hubs that broke on me, but this one seems like it will hold up well to time.
Cables are appropriately long and feel relatively solid.
I do creative media (audio video editing/producing) on a regular basis, so
I ran speed tests using a samsung usb 3.0 flash drive, and Blackmagic Design Disk speed test software found that there IS a slight latency, but it's unavoidable and not really the hub's fault as it comes from adding an extra device between your computer and your device. But the latency was extremely negligible and considering that I had multiple other things plugged into it, such as my keyboard, mouse, and webcam, I'd say this hub performs very well.
I also ran Amperage analysis software from an android phone and results were pretty good. It isnt going to charge my phone faster than a dedicated "fast charging" 3amp brick, but it actually did end up performing better than the standard 1.2amp charger brick which was surprising.
Regarding the size of this thing, it is fairly bulky, so I wouldn't take it traveling, especially when power outlet access is limited, as it requires external power. But I think I will start taking it to recording sessions with a band I've been working with, where I need lots of usb ports and performance is important.
So this thing will be really really good for using at home where you need lots of ports and if you prioritize external power, but not really good for use on the go.
That's not to say this is bad for space management however. Previously, I was using two separate usb 3.0 hubs that had 4 ports on each, and after replacing both of them with this one, I actually have more room on my workstation.
Now for the "issues" I found with the hub. firstly, when nothing is plugged into the hub, and all the switches are turned off, there is a slight high pitched noise that comes from the ac transformer plug (this is common with transformers without some sort of coating on the transformer coil). Now this isn't a big issue because I had to put my ear like a foot and a half away from it to hear it (and I have very sensitive ears), and also, I will always have stuff plugged in to the hub and I'll constantly be using it, so the noise won't exist 99.9% of the time.
The second "issue" I have is that the switches on the hub aren't total disconnects. Theyre wired so that the power supply is cut for that specific usb port, and normally that will disconnect whatever device is plugged in. But in the case of devices that are already externally powered, the switch wont disconnect it (i noticed this when I tested my multitrack recording studio mixer, which is externally powered). But then again, this isn't necessarily a downside, as it doesn't diminish the functionality of my equipment, and this only applies to devices with external power which is not too common.
So overall, this is a very good usb hub. The 4 chargers are useful for when I want to charge my phone without connecting it to my laptop, and the 7 usb ports all work at good speeds, especially for a usb hub with this many ports. It seems pretty sturdy so I expect to use this for a long time. If it does fail on me then I'll be sure to update the review but I really don't expect that to happen, considering how solid it feels.
Would definitely recommend this to heavy users that need a lot of power and lots of usb ports. It's a good all in one solution.
My setup:
usb ports-Mechanical keyboard, mouse, camera, backup hard drive, midi piano keyboard, Audio Interface
charging ports- Camera power supply, laptop cooling fan, phone charger
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Product Description
Wenter 11 Port Powered USB hub: 7 USB 3.0 Ports + 4 Smart Charging Ports
Not enough USB ports?
Too many cables on the desk?
Annoyed that the charging speed of the usb 3.0 port is too slow?
Worried about compatibility issues with 2.0 devices if buying all usb 3.0 ports?
Now this 11 ports USB HUB Powered Extender Hub can solve all of your problem!!!
This WENTER 11 port powered usb hub 3.0 expands 7 data transfer ports and 4 smart charging ports, is specially designed for charging and data transmission, which can charge and transmit data faster.
Wenter 7-Port USB 3.0 Hub + 4 Smart Charging Port (Smart-Charging technology)
Compatible Device
This usb 3.0 hub powered hub is USB splitter 3.0 for keyboard, mouse, HDD, flash drive, camera, printer, scanner and other USB devices, it is a good USB 3.0 hub for laptop, PS4, Xbox one, phone, PC and more, backward compatible with USB 2.0 and 1.1
Compatible System
This usb powered hub is widely compatible with Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10; Mac OS 10 and above, UNIX, Linux.
Individual Switches and LED Lights
usb hub 3.0 powered have individual switch and led lights, you can turn on/off the USB ports at your need by the independent power switch.
Powered USB 3.0 Hub with Power Adapter
This usb 3 hub powered comes with a 12V /3A power adapter, ensures ports are fully operational, you can charge devices even the computer is off
Plug and Play
The USB 3.0 hub powered support hot swapping, no soft driver required, PLUG-AND-PLAY.
Safe and Durable
Built-in surge protection and over-current protection keeps your devices and data safe.
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Tips:
- 2.4Ghz wireless devices, such as wireless keyboard and mouse, may not work in close proximity to USB 3.0 devices or hubs. Connecting to a USB 2.0 port is recommended.
- 4 Red USB 3.0 Ports are only used for charging , can't for data transferring.
- If you need quick charge, pls plug your devices into 4 usb ports which show red indicator light.
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this is my first review on amazon so hopefully this helps yall out. i'll try to go as in depth as possible.Using this in tandem with a usb c 3.0 to usb a 3.0 adapter on a 2019 Macbook Pro.Solid build. I've had several other usb 3.0 hubs that broke on me, but this one seems like it will hold up well to time.Cables are appropriately long and feel relatively solid.I do creative media (audio video editing/producing) on a regular basis, soI ran speed tests using a samsung usb 3.0 flash drive, and Blackmagic Design Disk speed test software found that there IS a slight latency, but it's unavoidable and not really the hub's fault as it comes from adding an extra device between your computer and your device. But the latency was extremely negligible and considering that I had multiple other things plugged into it, such as my keyboard, mouse, and webcam, I'd say this hub performs very well.I also ran Amperage analysis software from an android phone and results were pretty good. It isnt going to charge my phone faster than a dedicated "fast charging" 3amp brick, but it actually did end up performing better than the standard 1.2amp charger brick which was surprising.Regarding the size of this thing, it is fairly bulky, so I wouldn't take it traveling, especially when power outlet access is limited, as it requires external power. But I think I will start taking it to recording sessions with a band I've been working with, where I need lots of usb ports and performance is important.So this thing will be really really good for using at home where you need lots of ports and if you prioritize external power, but not really good for use on the go.That's not to say this is bad for space management however. Previously, I was using two separate usb 3.0 hubs that had 4 ports on each, and after replacing both of them with this one, I actually have more room on my workstation.Now for the "issues" I found with the hub. firstly, when nothing is plugged into the hub, and all the switches are turned off, there is a slight high pitched noise that comes from the ac transformer plug (this is common with transformers without some sort of coating on the transformer coil). Now this isn't a big issue because I had to put my ear like a foot and a half away from it to hear it (and I have very sensitive ears), and also, I will always have stuff plugged in to the hub and I'll constantly be using it, so the noise won't exist 99.9% of the time.The second "issue" I have is that the switches on the hub aren't total disconnects. Theyre wired so that the power supply is cut for that specific usb port, and normally that will disconnect whatever device is plugged in. But in the case of devices that are already externally powered, the switch wont disconnect it (i noticed this when I tested my multitrack recording studio mixer, which is externally powered). But then again, this isn't necessarily a downside, as it doesn't diminish the functionality of my equipment, and this only applies to devices with external power which is not too common.So overall, this is a very good usb hub. The 4 chargers are useful for when I want to charge my phone without connecting it to my laptop, and the 7 usb ports all work at good speeds, especially for a usb hub with this many ports. It seems pretty sturdy so I expect to use this for a long time. If it does fail on me then I'll be sure to update the review but I really don't expect that to happen, considering how solid it feels.Would definitely recommend this to heavy users that need a lot of power and lots of usb ports. It's a good all in one solution.My setup:usb ports-Mechanical keyboard, mouse, camera, backup hard drive, midi piano keyboard, Audio Interfacecharging ports- Camera power supply, laptop cooling fan, phone charger
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Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2021
Using this in tandem with a usb c 3.0 to usb a 3.0 adapter on a 2019 Macbook Pro.
Solid build. I've had several other usb 3.0 hubs that broke on me, but this one seems like it will hold up well to time.
Cables are appropriately long and feel relatively solid.
I do creative media (audio video editing/producing) on a regular basis, so
I ran speed tests using a samsung usb 3.0 flash drive, and Blackmagic Design Disk speed test software found that there IS a slight latency, but it's unavoidable and not really the hub's fault as it comes from adding an extra device between your computer and your device. But the latency was extremely negligible and considering that I had multiple other things plugged into it, such as my keyboard, mouse, and webcam, I'd say this hub performs very well.
I also ran Amperage analysis software from an android phone and results were pretty good. It isnt going to charge my phone faster than a dedicated "fast charging" 3amp brick, but it actually did end up performing better than the standard 1.2amp charger brick which was surprising.
Regarding the size of this thing, it is fairly bulky, so I wouldn't take it traveling, especially when power outlet access is limited, as it requires external power. But I think I will start taking it to recording sessions with a band I've been working with, where I need lots of usb ports and performance is important.
So this thing will be really really good for using at home where you need lots of ports and if you prioritize external power, but not really good for use on the go.
That's not to say this is bad for space management however. Previously, I was using two separate usb 3.0 hubs that had 4 ports on each, and after replacing both of them with this one, I actually have more room on my workstation.
Now for the "issues" I found with the hub. firstly, when nothing is plugged into the hub, and all the switches are turned off, there is a slight high pitched noise that comes from the ac transformer plug (this is common with transformers without some sort of coating on the transformer coil). Now this isn't a big issue because I had to put my ear like a foot and a half away from it to hear it (and I have very sensitive ears), and also, I will always have stuff plugged in to the hub and I'll constantly be using it, so the noise won't exist 99.9% of the time.
The second "issue" I have is that the switches on the hub aren't total disconnects. Theyre wired so that the power supply is cut for that specific usb port, and normally that will disconnect whatever device is plugged in. But in the case of devices that are already externally powered, the switch wont disconnect it (i noticed this when I tested my multitrack recording studio mixer, which is externally powered). But then again, this isn't necessarily a downside, as it doesn't diminish the functionality of my equipment, and this only applies to devices with external power which is not too common.
So overall, this is a very good usb hub. The 4 chargers are useful for when I want to charge my phone without connecting it to my laptop, and the 7 usb ports all work at good speeds, especially for a usb hub with this many ports. It seems pretty sturdy so I expect to use this for a long time. If it does fail on me then I'll be sure to update the review but I really don't expect that to happen, considering how solid it feels.
Would definitely recommend this to heavy users that need a lot of power and lots of usb ports. It's a good all in one solution.
My setup:
usb ports-Mechanical keyboard, mouse, camera, backup hard drive, midi piano keyboard, Audio Interface
charging ports- Camera power supply, laptop cooling fan, phone charger
really good as an all in one hub
By Elliott Suh on May 18, 2021
this is my first review on amazon so hopefully this helps yall out. i'll try to go as in depth as possible.By Elliott Suh on May 18, 2021
Using this in tandem with a usb c 3.0 to usb a 3.0 adapter on a 2019 Macbook Pro.
Solid build. I've had several other usb 3.0 hubs that broke on me, but this one seems like it will hold up well to time.
Cables are appropriately long and feel relatively solid.
I do creative media (audio video editing/producing) on a regular basis, so
I ran speed tests using a samsung usb 3.0 flash drive, and Blackmagic Design Disk speed test software found that there IS a slight latency, but it's unavoidable and not really the hub's fault as it comes from adding an extra device between your computer and your device. But the latency was extremely negligible and considering that I had multiple other things plugged into it, such as my keyboard, mouse, and webcam, I'd say this hub performs very well.
I also ran Amperage analysis software from an android phone and results were pretty good. It isnt going to charge my phone faster than a dedicated "fast charging" 3amp brick, but it actually did end up performing better than the standard 1.2amp charger brick which was surprising.
Regarding the size of this thing, it is fairly bulky, so I wouldn't take it traveling, especially when power outlet access is limited, as it requires external power. But I think I will start taking it to recording sessions with a band I've been working with, where I need lots of usb ports and performance is important.
So this thing will be really really good for using at home where you need lots of ports and if you prioritize external power, but not really good for use on the go.
That's not to say this is bad for space management however. Previously, I was using two separate usb 3.0 hubs that had 4 ports on each, and after replacing both of them with this one, I actually have more room on my workstation.
Now for the "issues" I found with the hub. firstly, when nothing is plugged into the hub, and all the switches are turned off, there is a slight high pitched noise that comes from the ac transformer plug (this is common with transformers without some sort of coating on the transformer coil). Now this isn't a big issue because I had to put my ear like a foot and a half away from it to hear it (and I have very sensitive ears), and also, I will always have stuff plugged in to the hub and I'll constantly be using it, so the noise won't exist 99.9% of the time.
The second "issue" I have is that the switches on the hub aren't total disconnects. Theyre wired so that the power supply is cut for that specific usb port, and normally that will disconnect whatever device is plugged in. But in the case of devices that are already externally powered, the switch wont disconnect it (i noticed this when I tested my multitrack recording studio mixer, which is externally powered). But then again, this isn't necessarily a downside, as it doesn't diminish the functionality of my equipment, and this only applies to devices with external power which is not too common.
So overall, this is a very good usb hub. The 4 chargers are useful for when I want to charge my phone without connecting it to my laptop, and the 7 usb ports all work at good speeds, especially for a usb hub with this many ports. It seems pretty sturdy so I expect to use this for a long time. If it does fail on me then I'll be sure to update the review but I really don't expect that to happen, considering how solid it feels.
Would definitely recommend this to heavy users that need a lot of power and lots of usb ports. It's a good all in one solution.
My setup:
usb ports-Mechanical keyboard, mouse, camera, backup hard drive, midi piano keyboard, Audio Interface
charging ports- Camera power supply, laptop cooling fan, phone charger
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Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2021
Pretty neat on/off power switches
By Greg on May 30, 2021
This product is pretty nice. I really like the tactile feedback from the buttons. The lights were cool at first but at night they are pretty bright, I wish they were dimmable since my desk is right next to my bed. The coolest feature is the on/off switches, because I can disconnect certain devices if they don’t register on my computer for whatever reason so it’s like a super easy and quick reset. Also being able to disconnect my webcam at a hardware level is super cool, added privacy and whatnot. Only gripe I have with it is that it’s aesthetically designed assuming the user would use it vertically, but I feel like most people would have it set up horizontally, having the logo on the side or something would have been nice and having everything else more centered would’ve been a much cleaner look, it looks more like a power outlet than a usb hub, which it essentially is, but it’s stinking cool. It’s also not very portable, If your someone with a laptop and needs those dongles I would get a smaller one, this thing is meant to just live on your desk since it needs a power brick
By Greg on May 30, 2021
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No funcionan varios puertos
Reviewed in Mexico on May 11, 2022
No funcionan varios puertos
Reviewed in Mexico on May 11, 2022
no funcionan 5 puertos usb, me di cuenta cuando conecté una webcam y un micrófono y estos no los detectaba, reinicié mi laptop por si era un pequeño error o porque estos tenian su propio software pero después de probar todos los puertos con un mouse, la mayoría de puertos simplemente no sirven, intenté conectar uno por uno o ir desactivando los demás porque creí que eran “demasiados” dispositivos a la vez pero ni uno a uno funcionanReviewed in Mexico on May 11, 2022
también le conecté un disco duro y me marca un error que hace que el explorador de archivos me de error y se alente, eso ya me pareció muy raro
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no funcionan todas las usb es muy malo no me sirve
Reviewed in Mexico on March 11, 2022
