Sabrent 10-Port USB 3.0 Hub with Switches - So Useful!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
- As I do have a lot of USB peripherals, it has been inevitable that I use a USB hub. However, there are many times where I want a bit more control to turn them on and off, avoiding too many devices connected to the computer. That's why this device comes in handy!
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I've had bad luck with powered USB hubs. They don't read external HDs bigger than 2 tb
Weird. I can read 4TB HDD off of it.
Hi, great review.
Q: Does pressing the on/off button on it deactivates connected device.
Have many controllers connected to pc, some interfere with my gaming software. Would love to turn on/off any device only when needed with switch.
Yep it does. Exactly why I need them too!
Am buying a JP version, in my country we have 240v usually but JP has 100V it says on that shop. Will a 240v to 110v converter work even tho there is a 10v difference on the manufacturer's manual?
I can't say for certain as I'm not electrical engineer or professional, but I understand 100v-110v is usually within the tolerances.
@@JosephKim I appreciate the reply, thank you bro.
If we connect 10 hdds in this, will the computer detect all 10 hdds ?
I'm not certain. I know that can depend on your computer as well.
Live long and prosper!
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I just wish it were rack-mountable. Why does no one build the crap in my head?
I'll do it myself
Lol. Velcro :)
Yeah, we have blue tac in the U.S. but since it ruins walls many leases have a provision in them forbidding the use of blue tac, so it has kind of fallen out of favor here.
Yeah, and just resort to 3M stickers. ;)
can I connect this hub to my computer via usb-c converter? I have only usb-c in my computer
Yes, you should be able to. As most of USB-C is backwards compatible.
Using some math, the power supply is only 3amps, divide 10 ports is only 0.3amps each port populated . Which is very low power delivery depending on what your devices require.
True. I have not populated them all just yet, and usually they are low power items :)
Great review, thank you! For the blu-tack oil residue, try UHU White Tac instead on walls. Doesn't have the same residue!
Ah, nice! Thanks for that
can this fast charge an iphone
It's the most incredible thing ever made in USA 😃
Not even manufactured in the US.
Nice and useful device! I also saw your cam and that metal arm suport what kind of cam and that support are you using? thanks.
I've used many over the years. There are a few videos I made where I tell you what setups I have.
Hi have you noticed that the power brick emits a slight noise when USB devices are activated? Sort of like a coil whine ?
Not a loud noise that I noticed.
Unbelievable technology 🙂 upgrade
Do I need the power block in order for the usb hub to work? I have a 5 port for my ps5 and the hub turns on when the ps5 turns on. Will the hub turn on without the power block if I have it connected to the pc via usb?
You are likely to see odd behavior where devices cut out as the single USB port will not outout enough power for devices.
@@JosephKim interesting didn’t know that
Does it affect bandwidth negatively?
What effects?
Assuming this thing has enough power for 7 portable hard drives, if you are thinking you can connect 7 hard drives and have them run at full USB 3.0 speeds it’ll never happen. It’s still dividing the bandwidth of 1 port from your motherboard to 7 in the hub when they are all used for that purpose. But if you have alot of other peripherals you’d like to easily disconnect (like game controllers, webcam, etc) this is your device.
For hard drive use, I typically only use my 10 port for a single easily accessible spot to plug in a USB 3.0 hard drive/thumb drive. You might be able to get away with several hard drives so long as they aren’t all reading/writing at the same time. Usually, I’m working when I have a thumb drive in use so I’ve got everything unnecessary deactivated anyway.
For portable SSD’s and spinning plater hard drives I find it best practice to connect them all to their own USB 3.0 port on your motherboard, then disconnect them when not in use.
Hi! It’s compatible with iMac? 🖥
I'd think so.
What filter are you using on your Canaon M50 ? Is it a polarizer. filter?
Nope. Just ND filter.
hi, may I know what is the power input? is it 110v or 220v? thanks
It is 110v for me as I am in the US.
When you connect, say, five, and turn them all on, you will use a lot of bandwidth. My solution was to buy an I/O card with seven USB ports that connect to a PCIe slot on my computer. It works like a champ.
Nice! I don't typically need that much of peripherals that eats bandwidth, so this is good enough for me ;)
But you can't switch them off and on that way. I use mine to connect and disconnect audio, video, and other inputs.
OMG thank you ! I'll do that !
Hopefully it works with my razer peripheral well
I use it with some Razer peripherals :)
it's called "earthquake tape" in the US
Lol
Awesome review. Answered most of my questions about this product. Since you're happy with the product, i have a few questions for you:
- When you use a certain switch, the other switches stay connected or their power "flicker"? (i noticed that other hubs do that)
- If you turn off a certain switch but there is a power outage, does that switch stays off when the power returns?
- Can the charging ports be used as data ports too?
Thank you very much
So, because it has an independent power supply, I have not seen it it flicker or impact any other ports. And yes, all the data goes back to the PC via upstream cable. (there is only one type of parts here)
@@JosephKim Just received mine. Unfortunately my 3 charging ports don't work as data ports. I'm considering returning it and buying the 16 port version
@@capt_awesome42 did you order a different version?
@@capt_awesome42
There is a 7 + 3 with the 3 being black ports for charging only.
So you can connect external hard disks to your laptop while at the same time you use its power adapter, it doesn't harm the devices? And you can charge your phones too at the same time?
It doesn't charge your laptop if you are asking that. The adapter is only to power others such as external drives and your phones.
@@JosephKim oh no you misunderstood me, not charging the laptop, I mean you can charge your phones at the same time?
@@peaceandquiet Yep!
@@JosephKim Great, one more question please, let's say I connected some hard disks to my laptop to watch movies can I plug the power adapter? Or it will hurt these devices?
@@peaceandquiet No, it shouldn't interfere with each other.
Thx !
Thank you!
Have you tried plugging a wireless mouse to it and did it lag ?
Yep! Both of my wireless mouse and headphones are connected there.
@@JosephKim Tysm am getting it soon !
Has the hub died or is it still working?
Still working. Am using it now :)
@@JosephKim and now?
How is it holding up now the USB Hub, no complications?
Nope! I have been loving it. One thing that you might want to keep in mind for all hubs like this, is not too plug the wireless dongles close to each other as they can create interference.
@@JosephKim thanks glad its been going strong still!! Also thank you for the information on the wireless dongles, i only have one and its for my wireless headsets which i plan to keep on my PC. Thank you very much for the quick response too!!
@@MisterRogue pleasure! Sometimes the devices include a short USB extensions to address that problem. :)
@@JosephKim so i just ordered mine and just got here in a few hours, amazon prime aint kidding for their delievery but i did not expect them so small HA in the video looks bigger but makes it much better in the size it came ha
I have a question, If I plug this 3.0 to a 2.0 do I get the 3.0 speed standard or not?
My motherboard doesn't have the 3.0, I don't want to buy a 3.0 hub if I can't even use its power.
@@jazzycantswim9808 if your motherboard doesn't have 3.0, it will just get 2.0 speed.
thnx
Thank you!
thank you for thanking me!
Nice video. Thanks.
Thanks!
Most USB hubs have glitches when trying to run this many devices into one USB port. Not this one. Might require external power, but it never fails-from data to peripherals.
Right? You need power! For your peripherals :)