Powered USB Hub 11 Port USB 3.0 Splitter with 7 Data Ports + 4 Smart Charging Ports Individual On/Off Switches &amp LED Indicators Includes 36W Power Adapter for Mac PC Laptop

- 7 DATA PORTS + 4 SMART CHARGING PORTS ? Instantly expand a single USB port into 11 ports. 7 high-speed USB 3.0 ports (5Gbps) connect keyboards, mice, printers, and hard drives simultaneously. 4 dedicated charging ports provide up to 2.4A each for phones, tablets, and AirPods ? no data transfer interruption. - POWERED 36W ADAPTER FOR RELIABLE PERFORMANCE ? Unlike bus-powered hubs that struggle with multiple devices, our 36W (12V/3A) power adapter delivers stable, consistent power. Connect power-hungry devices like external hard drives and webcams without dropouts or disconnections. Overvoltage/overcurrent/short circuit protection included. - INDIVIDUAL ON/OFF SWITCHES WITH LED INDICATORS ? Each of the 11 ports has its own switch and LED light. Turn off unused ports to save energy and reduce wear. The LED shows exactly which devices are active ? no more guessing or unplugging cables. Perfect for organizing multiple peripherals. - 5GBPS HIGH-SPEED DATA TRANSFER ? Transfer an HD movie in seconds with USB 3.0 speeds (up to 5Gbps), backward compatible with USB 2.0/1.1 devices. Plug and play ? no driver needed. Works with Windows 8/10/11, Mac OS, Linux 2.6.14+, and supports hot-swapping. - WHAT YOU GET ? 1x Wulofe 11-Port Powered USB Hub, 1x 36W power adapter, 1x USB 3.0 cable, 1x user manual. Backed by our responsive customer support ? reach out anytime with questions.

Product description

Powered USB hub, USB 3.0 hub, 11-port hub Splitter

Will this work with my MacBook Pro?

Do I need to install drivers?

What’s the difference between data ports and charging ports?

Can I leave all switches on all the time?

Will this work with my MacBook Pro?

Yes, supports Mac OS, Windows, Linux

Do I need to install drivers?

No, plug and play ? no driver required

What’s the difference between data ports and charging ports?

Data ports transfer files at 5Gbps; charging ports provide up to 2.4A for phones/tablets

Can I leave all switches on all the time?

Yes, but turning off unused ports saves energy