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🔗 Power up your productivity—never run out of ports again!
The atolla 7-Port 3.0 USB Data Hub Splitter is a compact, durable hub designed to expand your laptop’s connectivity with seven USB 3.0 ports, delivering ultra-fast 5 Gbps data transfer speeds. Featuring a 100 cm cable for flexible setup and plug-and-play convenience, it’s the perfect accessory for professionals needing reliable, high-speed connections for multiple devices.
| ASIN | B07G8CMR18 |
| Additional Features | Play |
| Best Sellers Rank | #134,090 in Computers ( See Top 100 in Computers ) #2,248 in USB Hubs |
| Brand | atolla |
| Cable Length | 100 Centimeters |
| Color | black |
| Compatible Devices | Laptops |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (20,047) |
| Data Transfer Rate | 5 Gigabits Per Second |
| Enclosure Material | Plastic |
| Hardware Interface | USB |
| Manufacturer | atolla |
| Mfr Part Number | DE-TZW-ZS19 |
| Model Number | CH-207U3 |
| Number of Ports | 7 |
| Total Usb Ports | 7 |
| UPC | 659103669722 659103593164 |
L**S
muy util compre una laptop y solo tiene 2 puertos usb con este articulo puedo conectar cualquier accesorio hasta disco duro
J**D
Plug & Play ready, no software or anything to install. Works great, long enough power cord & USB-C cable, strong and fast connection. Only issue, and this is on me for not paying attention, is that my PC is setup to put the external drives (what I use the Hub for) to sleep when not active, and to power them off when the PC powers down. The Hub having it's own power source doesn't power them down with the PC and I have to manually turn it off. Maybe there is a way to configure it, but I've only had it a few days so I haven't messed with it yet.
I**E
Working very well.
J**H
I have two ,all are working good . No problem.
A**8
I had so many peripherals connected to my PC Tower/Server that it would freeze on boot-up. I also had a USB line connected to a large safe for the data storage drives located inside the safe. After some research, I ordered two of these highly rated, Atolla, powered hubs. I removed all of the USB connections from the PC Tower/Server and connected everything directly to this self powered USB hub. I then connected the input of this self powered USB hub, to the USB connection on the PC Tower/Server. I placed the second of these Atolla, powered hubs inside our safe. There, it presently powers three data storage drives and allows for future expansion. This solved all of my USB problems with virtually no power drain on the system’s internal USB ports. This hub will work without plugging in the included wall-wart, power supply. However the added power boost of the AC connection makes everything work better. The individual power switches on each USB port is a great feature. One can turn off the unused ports. I can only see 2 negatives in the design. I wish that it had an in-line power supply with a regular electric cord. The included wall-wart, power supply is large and difficult to plug in to a power strip with other items. I also wish that the hub would automatically shut off when the computer is turned off and/or when there is no USB signal feeding the hub. In self powered mode, it stays on 24/7, which translates in to your USB peripherals being continually powered. Over all, this a great product. It is a major upgrade to any computer. Update: After using these self-powered hubs for a while, I would offer a tip. They do a great job but when using more than one hub connected directly to the same computer, I had a little glitch on boot-up. The problem was eliminated by feeding the second, self powered hub, from one of the USB ports on the first self powered hub. (daisy-chained) This worked much better than having both hubs connected directly to the same computer.
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