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Size: 5-Pack
Style: 10-Port USB 2.0
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- Package includes: 5 USB 2.0 10 Port Hubs
- Backwards compatible with USB 1.1
- Supports bus-powered (without power adapter) and self-powered (with power adapter) modes
- Plug-and-Play; hot-plugging
- Over-current detection and protection; Automatic connection and speed detection
Description
Amazon Basics 10 Port USB 2.0 Hub, 5-Pack From the Manufacturer Amazon Basics
Color: BLACK
Hardware Interface: USB, USB 1.1
Special Feature: Powered
Compatible Devices: Tablets
Item model number: HHU20A0E1SZPR01
Operating System: Windows Vista
Item Weight: 11.4 ounces
Product Dimensions: 5.71 x 2.96 x 1.06 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 5.71 x 2.96 x 1.06 inches
Color: BLACK
Country of Origin: China
Date First Available: January 27, 2020
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Purchased one of these, connected a digital camera, and Sandisk mp3 player to maintain a little charge on the batteries while I worked on a couple of other things. I'm sure it had been several weeks when I came back to it, and both batteries were dead. I haven't attempted any data transfer with hub as of yet, but really disappointed to see that this hub did not seem to pass the 5 volts needed to maintain a charge on the batteries. This hub was connected to an A.C. powered, USB wall outlet adapter/charger, which I know is working fine. Both the digital camera and mp3 player are supposed to be able to be charged via a USB connection. I've been using both plain, and powered USB hubs for years now, so I'm pretty familiar with them and their applications. I had always leaned more toward powered hubs, just in case that extra power is ever needed, say for an external hard drive, where that drive did not have it's own power supply. 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Find a '5 Amp' power supply, so that if you need, you can supply a full 500 mA to each of the 10 ports. Through 'a lot' of searching, I found a good, cheap source for them. The first ones I found were like $17.00 each, plus shipping, (more than 3 times the cost of the 10 port hub itself). I kept searching, and found a good dependable source of them for less than half of that price, and 'free shipping'. 'And' with the proper plug, (Tip), on the end, so it was the 'perfect fit'. The more expensive ones I found, I couldn't order with any specific Tip on them. I would have had to do a 'cut and splice' to them. So if anyone is as crazy as myself, has a lot of rechargeable toys, needs a 10 port hub, let me know and I will send a link to where I got my 5 Amp power supplies. Amazon does show a 12 port USB hub as well, and I have seen 15 port, on up to 30 ports, but those would naturally require a much larger power supply. Probably much more than the devices are cable of handling. I seriously doubt if they are current limited at each port, so a short 'anywhere' would have drastic results! Best, and probably cheaper just to stack a couple of the 10 port hubs, if you 'really' need it... In conclusion, I do like the little amazon hub, and am sure I will use it for when I need to connect, say my tablet with a keyboard, a mouse, along with maybe a USB card reader adapter. For such things, this little USB hub should work great.
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Cuts down on seeing cables around my laptop. Great
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