Product details
Description
Description:
The USB-C to 4-Port USB is a must-have dongle for those with a USB-C device and who want to maintain their connection to all of their previously bought devices. If you want to use your USB Gen 2 devices, such as SSDs, hard drives, M.2 SSDs, and PCIe SSD, to their maximum potential today, you'll need this dongle. Moreover, you can enjoy using your old USB-A and new USB-C devices with your new USB-C or Thunderbolt 3 laptop, if that's the case. You don't need any software or drivers to use this USB-C to 4-Port (2x USB-A and 2x USB-C) data hub. Simply plug it into your laptop's Type-C or Thunderbolt 3 port and connect/transfer data between the two devices. Storing media has never been easier or more convenient!
The 4-ports also offer broad device compatibility, so you can connect up to two external hard drives simultaneously with the USB 3.2 Gen 2 ports. This allows you to back up data to or from flash drives much more quickly and efficiently.
Features:
- USB-C 3.2 Gen 2
- Four-ports for simultaneous use
- Supports 5V 1.5A
- High-quality aluminum housing
- Bus-powered - no external power required
- Thunderbolt 3 compatible
- Supports UASP
- Plug & play with portable design
- Input: USB-C (Type C ) 3.2 Gen 2
- Output: Four‐port simultaneous, with up to SuperSpeed USB 3.2 Gen 2 and USB 3.1 Gen 1
- Two USB-A Ports (10Gbps)
- Two USB-C (Type C) Ports (10Gbps)
- Each of the four USB ports supports 5V 1.5A
- DisplayPort Alternative mode supported for laptops or mobile devices
- Four‐port simultaneous work is allowed, with up to SuperSpeed USB 3.2 Gen 2 and USB 3.2 Gen 1
- Chipset: VIA/VLI - VL820
- Support UASP
Special Notes:
- The total available power output of the UP-TC24USBA is based on the available input power and is shared between all downstream-facing ports.
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FAQ’s
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Items may be returned within 30 days in original packaging with all accessories included. -
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Customer Reviews
The only 2 issues are you can’t run an external monitor through the USB C ports and you can’t charge the laptop through those ports either. This one does have the higher speed USB C ports at 10GB/s compared to others on the market. Good for external data transfer.
With this hub plugged into a 3.1 gen 2 USB port on my PC, I get great speeds! Even when I simultaneously send and receive data to another gen 2 drive connected to a different port on this hub. The transfer speeds were a just a bit slower of course. But they are still noticeably faster than 3.0/3.1 drives due to their hardware limitations. I wish the cord was longer though.
I was attracted to this hub because I wanted to share a type-C port. This is one of the few, certainly the lowest price, hubs that I could find which worked at 10Gbps for all 4 of the ports.I don't have an easy way to check the bandwidth, but I did test various features (like DP) and it worked great.
I've had this unit for quite some time now, and I would not buy another one, that is for sure. In fact, I will replace this one. Constant connectivity problems, and I use items that should have the least of these - 2 thumb drives and a keyboard in particular, but other external devices do the same thing. All items plugged into this unit are likely to go offline at any time. They may be reliably connected for days, and suddenly they're gone. And these items will go offline independently of one another, so it's not the entire unit simply "going down". I try to keep the thumb drives online at all times. I'm reduced to 1 thumbdrive and a keyboard right now - the least needed thumb drive, and I'm always prepared to plug the keyboard in elsewhere. Anyone else have these problems after extended use?
I like the little bit of cord. That allows you to get more things plugged in to your device, when the ports are so close together.
