USB Hub 3.0 Powered, 7 Ports USB Data Hub Splitter with One Smart Charging Port and 5V/4A Powered Adapter and ON/Off Switches for MacBook, Mac Pro/Mini, iMac, Surface Pro Laptop/PC
$26.99
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Vantisan 7-Port USB 3.0 Hub
7 USB 3.0 PortsIndividual Switches with LED IndicatorExtra 5V Power SupplyWide Compatibility/Plug & PlayLightweight and PortableSmart Charging Port
7 USB 3.0 Ports
USB 3.0 ports enable transmission rate up to 5Gbps, which means you can transfer files within seconds, and it is backward compatible with USB 2.0/1.1, suitable for connecting USB devices such as keyboards & mice, card readers, printers and more.
Individual Switches with LED Indicator
Enables you to control the USB ports separately through individual switches, with blue LED indicators to show the working status clearly, so as to save power and extend its service life.
Turn on: tap the button
Turn off: press and hold for 2s
Extra 5V Power Supply
Features a built-in DC 5V port, which allows you to add the 5V/4A power adapter to the hub for faster and more consistent output, easy to connect more high-power devices and improves the stability of data transmission.
Wide Compatibility/Plug & Play
Compatible with the most operating systems: Windows7/8/10, MacOS-8/9/X, UNIX, Linux 2.6.14 and above. No need to install any drivers, plug & play and access devices easily.
Durable and Portable
The solid hub case with hardened cable ensure ultimate durability and the compact design avoids clutter and maintains a neatly organized desk, lightweight makes it easy to carry and works well while traveling.
Smart Charging Port
The independent charging port allows for data sync and charges at the same time, providing a charging speed up to 2.4A for your phones, tablets, cameras and more.
Product Name 7-Port USB 3.0 Hub Item Model Number CH-207U3 Brand Vantisan Net Weight 256g The length of the Cable 1000mm Product Dimensions 159mm*43mm*23mm Package Content Vantisan USB 3.0 Hub，5V/4A Power Adapter，Instruction Manual Product Material Plastic+ABS Power Adapter 5V/4A Applications Home and office computer users/Game players/ Live Stream
7-Port USB 3.0 Hub: Instantly expand a single USB port into 7 USB 3.0 ports, you can connect a computer with more USB peripherals such as keyboard and mouse, flash drive, printer and more
High-speed & Stable Transmission: USB 3.0 ports support super-fast data transfer up to 5Gbps, and files can be moved in seconds, with the power adapter to ensure stable connections with high-consumption devices
User-friendly Design: An individual switch to control device connected to each USB port, no trouble of repeatedly plugging any more, and better power efficiency with LEDs indicating the working status
Compact and Portable: With the slim and lightweight design, it is easy to tuck away in your bags, perfect for business trips or outdoor life on the go
Versatile Application: Offers a charging dedicated port to charge your phone or tablet faster and safer; plug & play, no drivers needed, and compatible with all laptops and desktop PC
7 reviews for USB Hub 3.0 Powered, 7 Ports USB Data Hub Splitter with One Smart Charging Port and 5V/4A Powered Adapter and ON/Off Switches for MacBook, Mac Pro/Mini, iMac, Surface Pro Laptop/PC
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Faith Kauai-Ragonton –
Satisfying!
Great item, works really well & also use it for rechargeable items. Easy to use , love multiple usb ports & impressive cost. Durability like the energetic bunny.
brozar –
Works as Advertised.
Perfect for connecting multiple devices to your computer. My laptop is used to backup the other computers (4) on my home network. Attached to my laptop are four, five-terabyte external drives, one DVD read/write drive, external camera, mouse and two charging cables (standard USB and Apple Lightening). Using the Vantisan Powered USB 3.0 hub, all of the devices are online and work flawlessly. The hub transfers data fast and gives me the option to control the power to each device via separate on/off switches. There are seven powered USB ports and three USB smart charging ports. The charging ports provides power up to 2.4Amps to charge cell phones, tablets and other portable devices, while handling data transfers between the primary computer and external hard drives. I have used other, more expensive hubs, but this hub satisfies my requirements at a reasonable price. If you have multiple devices to attach to your computer, I highly recommend that you consider the Vantisan Powered USB 3.0 hub. It is lightweight, compact and does a great job.
The Fred –
Does the job
My desktop only has two USB 3 ports, one in front and one in back. I need to connect my printer and 3 external hard disks; one for data, one for daily backups and one for periodic backups, plus the dongle for my wireless mouse. When I make the periodic backup I can just push a button to turn off the disk when it’s finished (to protect against ransomware). So far the hub has worked flawlessly and the three charging ports are a great convenience. I used double-sided tape to fasten the hub down to my desk.Added 11/31/25I bought a GODO 3.5″ Hard Drive Enclosure from Amazon to connect a new 1TB external hard disk. The enclosure works fine, and I’m happy with it. However, turning off the hub port does not disable the drive. It works fine with the port switched on or off on any port. The port switches work as expected on all other devices except this one. Be advised. Check to be sure a new device is really unavailable to the OS when the switch is off.Also, notice that there are four, not three charging ports. The one on the end of the hub is a charging port with no switch.
Gabriel Miller –
Great USB hub
If you need room for your USB’s this is a great option to have. I have my keyboard, my mouse, my drawing tablet, and my wireless controller dongle hooked up to this and it works great.Being able to just press and hold to turn off and on the ports is great.And having a port just for charging is useful, I don’t use it often but it’s nice if you need something to charge and not use any data ports.The only thing I’m not fond of, and this could just be because I have sensitive ears, I can hear the electricity in it. At least when data is going through it or something and it’s very noticeable when I use my scroll wheel. If you can also hear electricity this might be something to watch out for. I wear headphones 99% of the time so the sound doesn’t bother me.
Dave Jag –
Works great. Combines power with USB connectivity
I purchased this after one of my cats (no names) chewed through the cord on my previous hub. It has worked flawlessly for months. I like that I can power my devices with the red outlets and have connectivity to my PC with the blue ones. No need to unplug unused devices… just power off the port. Great product.
Steve –
Finally, A Real Solution!
Finally, finally, finally! I’ve had this for a year plus now, and every port still works, and works well. Like many have commented, I’ve been through so many of these things (not this brand) it’s not even funny. This purchase has been a big sigh of relief for my seemingly never ending usb port problems. Spend a few extra bucks, and you’ll most likely be saving money AND tranquilizing frustration. The on/off buttons are nice for things not used continuously, saving the hassle of plugging, unplugging a cable and guessing which way it’s inserted.FYI: For some reason, I forgot and thought that the 4 charging ports – don’t forget, there’s one underneath- were data ports. I can’t remember if the seller had a “D” rating when I bought this, so beware.
Mark –
you plug things in and they work
There’s not much you can say about a USB hub. It works. The point of buying a USB hub is that you have more USB device that you want to plug in than there are ports on your computer. You plug it into the computer and you plug USB device into it and they work. It takes a few seconds to recognize my trackball, I have no idea why but it’s no big deal, just keep moving it until the cursor starts to move.Note this is a powered USB hub. That is, you plug it in and then all devices you plug in to the hub get full power. With an unpowered hub, they only get 5 volts total. I think usually the hub divides this evenly among the devices, which may or may not give enough power for everything you plug in. Definitely not enough if you expect to charge something off the hub. I regularly plug my kindle into this hub to charge it, and I’ve charged headphones and microphones off it.This hub also has the cute feature that you can turn individual ports on and off with a button. I have an external disk drive that I regularly leave turned off because most of the time I don’t use it. Maybe that saves a little wear and tear. Maybe it’s not enough to make a difference. Saves a little electricity, I’d have to look up the power draw, but I’m sure it’s pennies a month.