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This hub does not provide the performance my device needs. I did a stress test on my phone that I use for the internet. The data transfer rate has slowed down, but I'm not sure if my USB extender requires the hub to be removed from the wireless receivers. The hub could not be made to allow more than 0.47A at 5VDC. The second picture shows the same cables but without the hub. The reason I bought a powered hub was because my computer couldn't support 1.5a @ 5vdc. I've tried 2 different power…

I needed another small USB hub to connect my flash drive to my computer, but it also needed to be able to be used as a charger separate from my computer. Again, my first stop was a look at anchor. You had what I was looking for. This 4-port USB port can be plugged directly into my computer when needed, or powered from a wall outlet for charging. I've found that some things charge slower from a computer's USB port than when plugged into a wall-mounted USB hub. Get all the help you need…

Not bad, but the voltage per USB port is slightly lower than the Unitek version when tested with the USB port tester. This one isn't that small, but I'll think of it as small and weak. Doesn't make sense, same power supply, but the ports on it read lower voltages and amps at the same load. There is no feedback through the uplink USB port, so you can safely use it with your Raspberry Pi. Overall I think this is more than enough when it comes to a powered USB hub. especially if you want a thin…

Update: After some research and experimentation, I have confirmed that the noise decreases as the hub moves away from the computer. From what I've found, the minimum distance is the length of the short USB cable connecting the hub to the computer. My solution was to use an Amazon Basics USB-3 extension cable and place the hub and my external drives about 2-1/2 feet in a straight line (or radiate) on a bookshelf next to my desk. Now the hub does exactly what I want it to do (and what it claims…

I use this in my car to help with a very specific situation. I have a 2014 BMW 5 Series with iPhone via USB interface. However, a USB port in a car only outputs 1 amp, and most modern phones are rated for more than 2 amps. This leads to very unstable operation of the interface - either the phone turns off, or the application crashes, or does not work at all. This is probably true for many different vehicles that are several years old. What I did was buy this USB hub and plug it into the car's…

UPDATE: After some thought I decided this little guy isn't what I need to power devices connected to my TV. Now 5 stars instead of 4. I ended up going with a 6 port USB charger I bought from a sale at Sam's Club, with four 1 amp ports and two 2.1 amp ports, eh enough to power my Fire Stick, ChromeCast and Raspberry Pi, as well as my Anker Eufy Genie and two add-ons. charge other things. I leave my Huawei watch charger and a Lightning outlet plugged in so I can charge everything right under the…

I bought this USB hub to enable WD SafePoint backup of my WD MyCloud (WDMC) drive to multiple external hard drives. Every night at midnight I update the "local" SafePoint and once a week I update the "external" SafePoint on a WD Passport External Hard Drive (WDPP) that I keep outside of the office and bring home for backup once a week. I keep a USB 3.0 cable plugged into the WDMC drive's USB port and plug the WDPP drive into it when I bring it home. My "local" drive used to be connected to the…