11-Port USB 3.0 Hub with Individual On/Off Switches

Eleven ports, each with its own switch

Eleven ports, each with its own switch

Each of the eleven ports has an illuminated on/off switch. Press one to cut power to a drive you are finished with, and the lit ring goes dark so you know it is off. Nothing needs to be unplugged, and the rest of the desk keeps running.

Seven USB 3.0 for real transfers

Seven USB 3.0 ports with blue LED switches handle the work that slows a laptop down. Copy footage or project folders to a mobile hard drive, and the hub reads and transmits data at USB 3.0 speed. It is built to keep a drive running steadily, not just connected.

Four 2.4A ports to charge while you work

Four 2.4A ports with red LED switches and lightning icons charge a phone while a transfer runs on the blue ports. You do not have to choose between your backup and your battery. The red ring tells you the port is live.

The port count, spelled out

• 11ports in one hub
• 7USB 3.0 data ports
• 4fast charging ports
• 2.4Aper charging port

From box to desk in four steps

1. 1
   Set it flat on the desk

   Place the hub where you work. The non-slip base grips the surface so it stays put when you plug in a cable.

2. 2
   Connect to your laptop

   Plug the hub into a laptop port. The rest of the desk now runs from that single cable.

3. 3
   Plug in drives and phones

   Put external drives on the seven blue-ringed USB 3.0 ports and phones on the four red-ringed 2.4A ports.

4. 4
   Press the switch on each port

   Press a port switch and the ring lights up to confirm it is active. Press it again to cut power to that port.

One laptop port is never enough

The laptop with two ports

Two ports is the number most laptops ship with, and a home office needs far more than that. A backup drive goes in, then the phone needs power, then the monitor peripherals want their turn. Every swap means pulling one cable and hunting for the next. Cheap hubs look like the fix, but most share one power pool, so you never know which device is quietly drawing current while you work.

One hub, every port in view

This hub gives you eleven ports in one slim body: seven USB 3.0 data ports with blue switch rings and four 2.4A charging ports with red rings and lightning icons. Each port has its own illuminated on/off switch. You can see at a glance which ports are live, and you can cut power to any port you are not using without touching the cable.

A desk that stays calm

Picture the drive copying a folder on a blue-ringed port while your phone charges on a red-ringed port beside it. One cable runs back to the laptop. When the copy finishes, you switch that port off and the desk settles down again. The clutter that used to live on the desk has nowhere to go.

Running in under a minute

1. First use
   Desk runs from one cable

   Plug the hub into your laptop, connect a drive and a phone, and watch each active port light up. Switch off anything you do not need.

2. Week 1
   Transfers run alongside charging

   File backups and phone charging run side by side. The port switches become a habit, and you stop unplugging devices to swap them.

3. 30 days
   Desk clutter drops off

   The single hub replaces the loose adapters that used to live on the desk. The setup feels simpler and is easier to manage.

Easy to keep clean and in place

• Wipe the matte housing

  A dry or lightly damp cloth removes dust from the matte surface.

• Unplug before cleaning

  Disconnect the hub from the laptop before wiping the ports.

• Keep the ports clear

  Dust in the port openings can loosen a connection, so blow it out now and then.

Why per-port switches beat a basic hub