The Qontek SuperSpeed USB Hub with Power Input Port is simple to use, requiring no setup or software. Simply plug the USB hub’s Type-A connector into one of your computer’s Type-A USB ports ready for use.
If your computer does not have ports and only has USB 2.0 ports, the data transfer speed.
Plugging the USB hub into ports higher than USB 3.0, such as Speed. (aka USB 3.1 Gen 2 or USB 3.2 Gen 2×1), will default to the hub’s 5Gbps speeds.
Attach Micro USB Type-B charging cable to a USB hub to supply additional power. This is optional but recommended when connecting devices that consume high amounts of power to the USB hub, or when charging devices.
*Micro USB charger and cable not included.
Supports data transfer rates of up to 5Gbps, which is 10x faster than previous USB 2.0 rates.
Must be connected to a USB 3.0 computer port to achieve these speeds.
Data transfer rate between connected devices.
Connect many types of devices to the USB hub. Some examples of devices to connect are External hard drives, flash drives, mouse or wireless mouse, keyboard or wireless keyboard, WiFi adapter, and phone charging cable.
This USB hub is plug-and-play. Powered by connecting to the computer’s USB port.
The USB hub has a power indicator light that shows when it is powered and ready to use.
There is also the option of connecting a Micro USB Type-B charging cable (not included) to the USB hub’s power input port to supply additional power if connected devices require it.
4 USB Type-A ports – Plug and play – USB powered. Simply plug the USB Hub’s Type-A connector into your computer’s USB Type-A port and the USB Hub is ready to use.
SuperSpeed – USB 3.0 (aka 3.1 Gen 1, 3.2 Gen 1×1) – Up to 5Gpbs.
Additional Power Feature – 1 Micro USB power input port to supply extra power to connected devices if needed (Micro USB charger and cable not included).
Backward compatible with USB 2.0 ports and devices (Will default to slower USB 2.0 speeds while connected to USB 2.0 ports or devices).
Package Contents: USB Hub, User Manual.
The USB hub plugging into a computer’s USB port.
Adding power to the USB hub with a Micro USB type-B charging cable (not included) is optional.
Data transfer rate between devices connected to the USB hub.
Using multiple devices to transfer data at the same time will result in reduced speeds since all devices on the USB hub are sharing the same USB port on the computer.
Connected devices share supplied power. Charging multiple devices simultaneously may result in a very slow charge rate or no charging at all.
Some 2.4 GHz wireless devices, such as wireless mice and keyboards, and some USB devices may not work while connected to USB hubs.
If you notice a device not functioning correctly or not connecting at all, try connecting the device directly to the computer’s USB ports.
Additionally, some devices are only compatible with USB 2.0, so you may have to connect these devices directly to the computer’s USB 2.0 ports if any.
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