4-Port USB 3.0 Hub with Individual On/Off Switches
A 4-port USB 3.0 hub for a desk that has run out of ports. Each port has its own on/off switch and a blue light, so you power only what you use and see every active connection at a glance. Rated for SuperSpeed 5Gbps data transfer, and built for data, not charging.
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A 4-port USB 3.0 hub for a desk that has run out of ports. Each port has its own on/off switch and a blue light, so you power only what you use and see every active connection at a glance. Rated for SuperSpeed 5Gbps data transfer, and built for data, not charging.
Four SuperSpeed USB 3.0 ports with individual power switches
- not enough USB ports on laptop or PC
- slow file transfers over USB 2.0
- unused devices draining power
- hard to tell which port is active
Four USB 3.0 ports, switched exactly when you need them
Before: one laptop port, a tangle of cables, and devices quietly drawing power. After: four SuperSpeed ports on your desk, each one switched on or off with a glowing blue light you can see.
Four ports you can switch one by one

Each port has its own switch
Four independent on/off switches let you cut power to idle devices while the rest stay live. Keep the keyboard and mouse running, then switch off the drive you finished copying. The switches click firmly, so you can tell by feel which port you just changed.

Blue lights show what is live
Each port has its own blue indicator. A lit light means the port is switched on, and a dark one means it is off. You stop guessing which port is active, and you stop unplugging a mouse to find out.

SuperSpeed USB 3.0 transfers
The hub is rated for transfers up to 5Gbps on USB 3.0 devices, against 480Mbps on USB 2.0. Copying a folder from a drive goes much faster when the hub and your PC port both support USB 3.0. Connect it to a blue or USB 3.0 labeled port to get that speed.
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No. This is a data hub. The packaging shows a crossed-out phone, so keep your phone on its own charger. The hub does its job with flash drives, keyboards, mice and headsets.
It will connect, but the speed drops to USB 2.0. The 5Gbps rate needs both the hub and the host port to support USB 3.0, so look for a blue or USB 3.0 labeled port on your laptop or PC.
Each of the four ports has its own on/off switch and a blue indicator light. Turn a port off and the device on it goes dark, while the other three keep running. Idle drives stop drawing power, and the light tells you which ports are still live.
Yes. The packaging lists universal compatibility with keyboards, PCs, mice, headsets, USB flash drives and game machines. It is a plug-in hub, so there is nothing to set up beyond connecting the built-in cable.
The cable is built in and cannot be swapped. The packaging does not list its length, so measure from your USB port to the spot where the hub will sit before you order.
A basic hub adds ports and usually nothing else, often at USB 2.0 speed with no per-port control. This one gives you four USB 3.0 ports, each with its own switch and light, in one compact unit. The payoff is every workday, when you stop swapping cables to get a drive connected.
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