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Size: 7-Port - 7 USB 3.0
Features
- High-Speed Data Transfer: 7-USB 3.0 ports allows data transfer speeds up to 5Gbps
- Wide Device Compatibility: Sync Card Readers, Phones, Hard Drives and other USB peripherals
- Visual Power Indicators: Blue LED to indicate power status for each port
- Sleek Design: Fashionable mirrored surface with a compact design
- Individual Port Control: Each port features its own power switch for convenient device management
- Complete Power Solution: Includes 36W 12V/3A power adapter providing up to 900mA per port
- Universal Compatibility: Backward compatible with USB 2.0 and 1.1 devices, supports Windows, Mac OS and Linux systems
Description
Sabrent is a leading provider of innovative consumer electronics. We are committed to designing and developing products that provide the utmost quality, dependability, and value. Sabrent strives for excellence with each product we develop by providing cutting-edge features at affordable prices. Our company thrives on creativity, innovation, honesty, and integrity in all aspects of our business operations. SABRENT 7-Port Hub SABRENT 10-Port Hub SABRENT 7-Port USB-C Hub SABRENT Charging Hub Can this hub charge my phone or tablet? Yes, it supports up to 900mA per port, suitable for phones and small devices. For tablets, a dedicated charger may be more appropriate. Does it need external power to operate? Yes. The included 36W power adapter ensures all ports operate reliably and simultaneously. Are the USB ports individually switchable? Yes, each port has a physical power switch and LED indicator for direct control. Is it compatible with USB-C? No. This model uses USB-A. Use an adapter or try our USB-C hubs for native compatibility. Will it work with my game console or smart TV? Yes, most consoles and smart TVs with USB ports support devices connected through this hub.
Brand: SABRENT
Color: Black
Hardware Interface: USB 3.0
Special Feature: Fast Data Transfer, Indicator Light, Plug and Play
Compatible Devices: Desktops, Laptops, & most USB compatible devices
Hardware Interface: USB 3.0
Additional Features: Fast Data Transfer, Indicator Light, Plug and Play
Compatible Devices: Desktops, Laptops, & most USB compatible devices
Total Usb Ports: 7
Data Transfer Rate: 5 gigabits_per_second
Number of Ports: 7
Minimum Required Operating System Version: Windows 10
Operating System: Windows/Mac /Linux
Color: Black
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 4.2"L x 1.9"W x 0.94"H
Item Weight: 14 ounces
Brand: SABRENT
Number of Packs: 1
Item Highlight: Individual power switches + LEDs; includes 36W 12V/3A power adapter
Manufacturer: SABRENT
UPC: 819921013804
Number of Items: 1
Global Trade Identification Number: 04
Unit Count: 1 count
Built-In Media: 12V/3A power adapter, 7-Port USB 3.0 Hub
Item Type Name: USB-HUBS
Model Number: PS36A120K3000UD
Mfr Part Number: HB-BUP7
Warranty Description: 1 year
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Size: 7-Port - 7 USB 3.0
Product is well made, functions as it should. Just what was needed for all our connections. Great value for price. Expect it to hold up over time! Would definitely recommend.
Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2026 by Melisa L. Kuhn
Size: 7-Port - 7 USB 3.0
Addenda 2021 0701 Recently a problem or rather a mysterious phenomena as arisen. I keep getting Microsoft's code 43 error: USB device (hub) is not recognized. Windows Notifications and Device Manager report that there is a USB device that is not recognized. Notifications is worthless and Device manage is wrong in some way. It never reports exactly what device they are talking about, but I determined it was the Sabrent 7 port hub. The anomaly is that the drives plugged into the hub (one 10tb, two 8tb, and one 4tb) are all recognized and work flawlessly; flash drive data transfers work as well in the midst of the data transfers. I just accomplished a six day back up (7tb of data) without a hitch except for the time it took. After which Microsoft insisted and started installing some sort of updates without bothering to ask; from what I could see they were, as usual, cosmetic. That's when the "problem" appeared. Not one web support site offered a solution that worked (I tried several). Since then I have had this wrinkle. I have no reason to blame Sabrent, and every reason to blame Microsoft except their support is completely opaque. It is not a driver problem. I still stand by my original opinion (see below) it is a good hub it has not wrecked anything yet. The hub still operates as well as it has been, even though Windows can't bring itself to recognize its presence. End addenda (2021 This hub works so much better than the one I used to use it is hard to find any downside. Only a couple minor complaints the on/off buttons work really well except for their color they are hard to see in dim light being a dark gray against a black background. I put a small usb night light in one of the unused ports. That works well. The other complaint, space at my end is tight, I wish the power cable were a little longer so I could run both the data cable and the power cable into the hub from the same direction. The power source to my former hub was in two parts and was not a problem; except designed with weaker output. Anyway I get sufficient power to run three disk drives (two 8tb, one 4tb drives) a BluRay burner, an occasional docking station , and the night light. It's a much better design. I can now switch on and off individual units as needed. But wait, that's not all... it has a considerably smaller foot print on my already over crowded desk.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2021 by Giordano Paredros
Size: 7-Port - 7 USB 3.0
Sabrent 36W 7-Port USB 3.0 Hub I use this for writing backup files from my desktop computer to a flash drive every night. All 7 of the ports work. I wrote a script to compare the speed of file transfer between ports on this hub and the native USB 3.0 ports on the front of the computer. It's a very fast computer with an ASUS ROG Crosshair VIII Dark Hero motherboard, and those native ports are connected directly to that motherboard. The file source was an internal RAM disk, infinitely fast compared to USB. There was no difference in speed between the ports, whether the destination flash drive was a fast one or a slow one. Once a month I write five flash drives at once, and I expect this hub to handle that perfectly. If it doesn't, I will update this report. I don't need 36 watts or individual port switches, but maybe some day? OOPS - Now it's not so good. I make most of my flash drives bootable, using Macrium Reflect, so the images on the drives can be restored easily. But the ASUS ROG Crosshair VIII Dark Hero motherboard does not find those flash drives. As if they are not connected at all. The USB cable length doesn't matter, nor does the port that I use on the 7-port Sabrent hub, nor does the brand or type of flash drive. Tried 'em all. And all of the flash drives will boot up just fine when plugged in directly to the front of computer, where a short cable within the computer connects to the mobo. This not a huge problem, because I would use a front or back connection if I really needed to restore a drive. It's more of an inconvenience, because it makes it a little harder to test a flash drive. I need to get to Sabrent and see what they have to say. SERIOUS UPDATE: The review changes from 5 stars to 1 star (preferably zero). Elated and angry. Elated because I finally discovered why my computer was exhibiting so many sudden "Black Screen of Death" reboots. Angry because the cause was this Sabrent 7-Port USB Hub which was doing nothing when the reboots occurred. The reboots seemed to be random, so I had no idea what might cause them and spent good money on three (very nice) Tripp-Lite surge suppressors. I was already using a UPS for the computer itself. More important, I spent hours upon hours trying to find the problem, never imagining that it could be a device that was plugged in but not even in use when the reboots happened. I wrote scripts, attempting to repeatedly exercise non-microsoft software (VeraCrypt, 7-Zip, ImDisk) to produce the error reliably, to no avail. I kept a log of the black screens, and that did help. Finally my little brain connected the start of the black screens to the time that I purchased the Sabrent 7-Port USB Hub. Since disconnecting that, no such reboots have occurred. I do need a hub during certain procedures, but the replacement ikuai 11-Port hub has not caused reboot problems. It has other problems, and it's going back, but that's a separate review. The Sabrent hub was unquestionably the cause. However, in my opinion, the ASUS ROG Crosshair VIII Dark Hero motherboard is also partly at fault, because it should be designed well enough to prevent a USB-connected device from bringing down the computer. 2024 03 05 Another update. Maybe the Sabrent isn't the problem after all. It's definitely not "unquestionably" the cause. I replaced it with a new RSHTech 7-port USB hub, and the black-screen reboots continue. I'm stumped right now, actually starting to suspect my UPS of spikes or momentary cutouts. Anyway I think the Sabrent is OK.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2023 by Sunshine
Size: 7-Port - 7 USB 3.0
I didn't read all the reviews closely, but when I went back I realized most of the 5-star reviews were for the 4-port hub. There were more than a few reviews of the 7-port hub where the computer would not see the device being attached; messages like "USB Device needs power - plug in to the computer directly" and things like that. It also occurred that three or four of the ports would work correctly but the others would not. That was my experience, although initially I believed all the ports were not acting correctly. I contacted Sabrent and their support people answered quickly. We traded information back and forth and I made it clear my Sabrent 4-port hub worked flawlessly, as did an Orico 7-port hub. After several days of information-swapping, they pointed me to a site with downloads. First problem was that the download site was for Windows computers, so I had to go to a different computer to upgrade the hub. Second problem was that the instructions were in Chinese. Since I couldn't read them, I tried following the pictures, and after about 10 tries, got the firmware update to complete. Now the hub works correctly on all 7 ports. The device is excellent, and I would give it 5 stars if it hadn't been a hassle to get it to work. I can even understand that sometimes there are glitches and updates are necessary; however at least the instructions should be in English! And furthermore, the upgrade instructions should run on a Mac since they advertise the device as compatible with Macintosh. Kudos to the support team for their prompt and thorough investigation of this issue, and for having a way to fix the device, but I think there are a lot of people who will not be able to install the firmware update because it is a complex process. This is definitely a five-star device when it finally gets to working.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2023 by Connecticut Fan
Size: 7-Port - 7 USB 3.0
So far so good. Really no problems at all. My motherboard on my computer has nothing but very high speed USB ports but it doesn't have a lot of ports. So this gets the job done without problem. Kind of wish I would have gotten something with more ports tho but that's a me problem.
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2026 by Travis T.
Size: 7-Port - 7 USB 3.0
I bought one of these in March of 2024 for a project I was planning, but life happened, and I didn't get around to using it until September of 2024. I really trusted the reviews and all the good hyper around Sabrent hubs, so I wasn't worried about keeping it past the return window. Well, when I connected everything up, I noticed that some of my devices didn't work at all, and some were causes windows to pop a "not enough power" toast message. But some devices were fine. After troubleshooting I figured out - counting from the end where the power plugs in - the first three ports did not provide the power required for any of my devices. If I plugged the same devices into any of the last four ports it would work fine. I did some reading and others had reported this. From what I read it appeared Sabrent had a firmware patch that would fix, but when I went to the Sabrent site to download it I could not find it. More reading and it turns out that Sabrent pulled the patch because it was likely infected with a virus. Did more reading and Sabrent seems to have claimed that the issue has been resolved in later shipments of the device, so I ordered another one. It arrived today and has the exact same problem: first three ports (counting from the end where the power plugs in) don't provide the needed power to my devices and the last four ports work just fine. Now I have two defective units. Obviously the one I received today will be returned. I guess I am out $40 and stuck with the one I bought in March. Pretty frustrating. I will now try to order the Anker version of this, though the Anker one doesn't have discreet power switches for each port which was definitely a feature I thought would be great about the Sabrent. Get your act together, Sabrent! This problem should not exist for 6+ months with no solution.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2024 by bjs169
Size: 7-Port - 7 USB 3.0
The USB hubs I have used in the past have all graced me with 5-7 USB slots and endless disconnecting. Gotta love being mid-combat in a video game when your mouse disconnects, or you're trying to watch something and you hear the disconnect-reconnect sound over and over. This item is a total lifesaver. Having its own plug to power itself along with having on-off buttons for each USB slot keeps everything running smoothly. No more keyboard, mouse, external HD, and webcam overclocking a USB hub! It's literally a dream. Only downside is that the cords are a little short for my taste. I have limited real estate to work with in my room, so its currently positioned in a less-than-ideal spot on my desk. Overall, this thing is fantastic. I was recommended this by a friend that works in sys admin and computer engineering and it's pretty great quality.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2023 by Katie
Size: 7-Port - 7 USB 3.0
I've tried many USB 3.0 hubs over the last years. This one works best. Has it's own power supply. Large easy to use buttons next to each connector to easily turn it on or off. Ports aren't so tight so it easily accepts USB connections of all types.
Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2026 by Johnny James