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Macally 9-Port USB-A / USB-C Hub & Charger
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Macally 9-Port USB-A / USB-C Hub & Charger
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Product Description
Drastically expand the capability of your laptop or desktop with the Macally nine-port TRIHUB9 and UCTRIHUB9 USB hub and charger. Packed with seven data transfer ports and two charging ports, the hubs connect directly to a USB Type-A or USB Type-C port Read More
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Zetto
150
Aug 5, 2018
Because usb2 is perfect for " less demanding devices like SSD drives" 😂 gotta love bullshit MD is feeding clueless members 🙄
Grey0
22
Dec 15, 2018
Some devices aren't compatible with USB 3.0 and only with USB 2.0, like some audio equipment. This is especially apparent in most USB Blue microphones. They'll have driver crashes if they're not plugged into a USB 2.0 port.
hanyo66
46
Aug 8, 2018
I wish that once, one of these good looking hubs would have the power and USB connection coming out of the BACK of the hub.
donatj
73
Nov 1, 2018
I don't understand why it's not entirely USB-3. I've owned cheaper USB-3 hubs, namely from Anker, with more ports than this. It's not like USB-3 isn't USB-2 compatible.
Otircam
123
Mar 7, 2019
Save $5 vs have it in less than 2 days with prime... It isn't even an actual USB 3.1 or Thunderbolt rated hub; and it's only using USB 3.0 over type C
Time to just wait for USB 4.02 (2x2)^2 Ultra Delux Royal With Cheese, when we will have thunderbolt natively supported.
Turbocharged
6
Aug 5, 2018
This would be far more interesting if it supported Qualcomm QC, and was all USB 3.0. Try again.
Lenbuds
6
Apr 8, 2019
Specs don't mention wattage, and the description makes it sound like it can be used for data OR charging, which makes no sense.
I just want a freaking USB hub with an adequate power supply in case I decide to run 9 devices at once that each draw 2A (i.e., 2x5x9 = 90W). I don't want a "USB charging tower," and I don't want a "USB hub" that fails to supply adequate power to every attached device. Is that really so much to ask?
Also, I want every single port to be usable for both data and charging. I'll decide what to use the port for, thanks.
Calaverasgrande
1486
Nov 1, 2018
if this was 2 USB 2.0 ports and 4 USB 3.0 (type A) ports, I could see my way to buying this just for convenience.
However I only have two mere USB 2.0 devices. My UHS II USB 3.0 reader would seem that it would be happy with a USB 2.0 port. But given overhead and signaling differences, it really needs 3.0 to get all those large video files off in a reasonable time.
Likewise my two NVME SSDs will top out on a USB 2.0 connection at a third of the potential speed. Actually for the newer one make that a quarter.
This is worth $25 tops.
bsatow
131
Nov 1, 2018
It's nice, but I think the price is a bit high for what you are getting. If it was $29.99 I can justify purchasing it, but there are other hubs out there on Amazon that are far cheaper for what you are getting.
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