RSHTECH 7-Port Powered USB 3.2/USB C Hub with 10Gbps USB-A 3.2, 2 USB-C 3.2, 4 USB 3.0 Ports, Individual Touch Switches, 3.3ft Cable and 5V Power Adapter, USB Hub Splitter for Laptop/PC, RSH-ST07C

I am a photographer/videographer and I am constantly moving large files between devices, so I needed a hub with the highest throughput. I saw this new hub has the latest USB 3.2 and 10GB speeds with USB-A at a very good price. I had an older RSHTECH hub that worked well, so I purchased this one when I saw they updated the USB specifications and more ports. I have spent a week with this new hub and, like my original unit, I have had no issues to report. It just works, plug and play. I like the construction quality and the ability to power up each individual port with a soft-touch button. I cannot say that I noticed much transfer speed performance over my other hub, but any improvement helps when transferring multi-GB files between my devices, but the extra ports is useful for my needs. Great product!

By the numbers 1. Well built , connecting cable and power cables seem to be of high quality the markings on the face of the hub are easy to read and you can easily see the USB to as well as the USB 3 and the usb-c ports clearly marked.(2)I love the fact that you can individually power up devices that you want to be online or you can leave them turned off. I currently have two SST drives and two thumb drives connected to the hub and they all work no issues! (3)The powered hub will work with Mac as well as PC..(4) the unit is roughly the size of one of my SST drives and takes up very little space on my desk. I would recommend this device for anyone who needs a powered hub. Also set up was extremely easy,truly plug and Play

As an A/V professional I am constantly moving large multimedia files to and from my machines and this 7 port USB 3.2/3.0 hub has been the perfect addition to my setup. Upgrading from a previous RSHTECH (ROSONWAY) 4 port hub this 7 port hub performs identically in terms of transfer speeds and reliability when using the USB 3.2 ports. I especially appreciate the convenience of having two additional USB-C ports allowing me to keep fewer cables around for different devices. Also having the dual USB-A / USB-C input cable made it convenient going between my desktops and iPad Pro without having to switch cables or use an adapter. Although made of plastic the unit feels solid and the blue LED's have a nice glow and are not overwhelmingly bright. The form factor is sleek with a detachable cable making it quite portable and easy to stow. And the included 5V power adapter is a great option for when you have a power hungry device like an old spinning drive. However, in daily use I have been able to use the hub with just the computer buss power. It powered both a WD Black gaming drive and a Crucial P5 NVME SSD in an enclosure just fine without any noticeable data transfer lag. The ports are oriented on top which makes plugging and unplugging devices easy with one hand. Yes, I am lazy like that. And the soft touch power buttons are surprisingly responsive and are easy to use once you get the hang of doing a quick touch for "on" and 2 second hold for "off". At first I didn't understand why the hub included power buttons but after using it with many different devices, I quickly appreciated the convenience of leaving them plugged in and to just use the power buttons to turn each device on or off. Slick! All in all, I've been enjoying having this hub on my desktop. The convenience factor and performance has pleasantly met my expectations. It transfers data at its promised 3.2 and 3.0 speeds and has been performing flawlessly thus far. It was plug and play without having to install any additional drivers or software on both my Mac and PC machines. For you folks with newer machines with very few USB ports this 7 port hub is a no-brainer especially at this bargain price. Highly recommended.

Last week I upgraded my Belkin hub. A major reshuffle. Also a close look at the plethora of accumulated cables I hold on to -- because one never knows. This RSHTECK 7-Port hub is plugged into one of the two 'USB/Thunderbolt #3 ports on the Belkin and works very well, the Mac feeds into the other one. I sport in excess of 50Tb of external HDDs. I do not use multi-bay RAID enclosures because these represent a single-point-failure risk. It has become apparent that it is not the enclosures nor the drives that cause most problems . . . it is the low quality power supplies and cheap/damaged cabling -- also minor fit issues with different brands not able to use the same set of Metric measurements for smooth compatibility of cable terminations. RSHTECK (down-tick) delivers fragile power supplies that fail when the lights flicker and is hit-and-miss on cables, but the devices work fine. I highly recommend -- as a devotional sacrificial totem -- that ferrite chokes be added, pretty much wherever possible, to power and data cables . . . purely as a prayerful sacrifice to the cyber gods.

I bought a RSHTECH 7-Port Powered USB 3.2/USB C Hub. 4 months later, it no longer connects to my computer. It only works to charge devices, but does not fast charge anything. I no longer have a way for 4 devices to connect to my computer. If I could rate zero stars I would.

This 7-port USB 3.2/3.0 hub has been the ideal addition to my system because I am always transferring large multimedia files to and from my computers. This 7 port hub, which is an upgrade from a prior no-name 4 port hub, operates with the same dependability and transfer speeds when using the USB 3.2 ports. The simplicity of having two more USB-C connections that let me carry fewer wires for various devices is something I particularly value. Additionally, the dual USB-A/USB-C input cord made switching between my iPad Pro and desktop computers easy and eliminated the need for an adapter or switching cables. The item seems sturdy despite being constructed of plastic, and the blue LEDs glow nicely without being overly bright. Its slim design and detachable cable make it incredibly portable and stowable. Additionally, if you have an ancient spinning drive or other power-hungry device, the accompanying 5V power adapter is a wonderful choice. Nevertheless, I have been able to operate the hub regularly using only the computer bus power. It operated a Samsung NVME SSD and a WD Elements external drive in an enclosure flawlessly, with no discernible slowdown in data transfer. Because the ports are situated on top, using one hand to plug and unplug devices is simple. Yes, that is how lazy I am. A fast touch for "on" and a two-second hold for "off" will make using the soft touch power buttons surprisingly simple and responsive. After utilizing the hub with a variety of devices, I soon realized how convenient it was to leave them plugged in and simply use the power buttons to turn each device on or off. At first, I didn't understand why the hub had power buttons but now I love them. Overall, having this hub on my desktop has been enjoyable. My expectations have been pleasantly met in terms of both performance and convenience. It has been operating beautifully up to this point and transfers data at the 3.2 and 3.0 speeds that were promised. On both my Mac and PC, it simply plugs and plays without requiring the installation of any extra drivers or software. This 7-port hub is a no-brainer for those of you with more recent computers that have few USB ports, especially at this low cost. Strongly advised. Well constructed, the power and connection cords appear to be of good quality, the hub's markings are easy to read, and the USB, USB 3, and USB-C ports are all prominently displayed. I adore that you have the option to turn off or turn on the devices you wish to be online separately. Both PCs and Macs can use the powered hub. The device barely takes up any room on my desk and is around the size of one of my SSD drives. I'd suggest this gadget to anyone in need of a powered hub. Additionally, the setup was really simple—it was plug-and-play.

UPDATE: This hub worked great and while it worked was the best most reliable hub I've owned. Then today just shy of two years since I bought it, it died. It sad that getting two years out of a USB hub is actually good performance. Time to buy another USB hub. AGAIN. So glad I found this hub. It was strangely hard to find a hub that provided both multiple usb-C and usb-A connections AND hi-speed USB. I have a 4k webcam that requires the high speed usb connection and several devices that I plug into my laptop (microphone, keyboard, mouse, etc). This hub handles everything just fine and the on/off switches are a nice touch. I tried two other hubs before this one and even though they claimed to have hi-speed usb when everything was plugged in the camera would flicker and/or just quit working. I was beginning to think that my camera was at fault, but thankfully this hub solved my problems (and for a pretty reasonable price!) It's been running for a couple of weeks with no issues. Will update this review if I encounter any, but so far it's perfect.

I use it to dock my MacBook to external SSD’s and hard drives. For this it works good. Each USB connector is switchable. Turning off and on is very difficult…maybe I’m doing it wrong but it shouldn’t be this difficult to figure out. I’d consider another choice if I was you.

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Kullandığım Titan router için aldım. USB modeme yük bindirmesin diye aldım ve aynı anda 4 cihazı router üzerinden kontrol edebiliyorum. Memnunum tavsiye ederim. USB leri kapatıp açma tuşunun olması ayrı bir avantaj. Malzeme kalitesi de tatmin edici.

Funciona bien, muy práctico para tener todos tus dispositivos en orden en 1 sólo cable.

Works great. I'm happy with the product.

Recensione dopo 1 anno di utilizzo. Ottimo HUB molto robusto, non classica cinesata. Il fatto che sia alimentato con una spina a muro, lo rende stabile nella potenza. Unica pecca è che ha solo 4 porte USB. Il cavo USB che va collegato alla periferica ha un’adattatore incluso per l’USB-C.