USB 3.0 HUB 7-Port High Speed Hub 3.0 HUB Expander

USB power supply mode USB 3.0 ultra-high speed transmission rate, with a maximum transmission rate of 5Gbps per second Compatible with USB 2.0 and USB 1.1 downwards Supports plug and play functionality for hubs and peripheral devices, as well as Hot Plug functionality Design of current overload detection and protection functions for each of the 11 ports The built-in LED indicator light can display the connection status of USB power supply and USB peripheral devices connected to various USB ports No need to install any drivers Compatible with Windows 7/8/9/10/Vista/XP/MAC and other operating systems Transmission rate: 5Gbps Connection interface: USB 3.0 x 11 USB cable length: 30CM

USB 3.0 ultra-high speed transmission rate, with a maximum transmission rate of 5Gbps per second Compatible with USB 2.0 and USB 1.1 downwards Supports plug and play functionality for hubs and peripheral devices, as well as Hot Plug functionality Design of current overload detection and protection functions for each of the 4 ports The built-in LED indicator light can display the connection status of USB power supply and USB peripheral devices connected to various USB ports No need to install any drivers Compatible with Windows 7/8/9/10/Vista/XP/MAC and other operating systems Transmission rate: 5Gbps Connection interface: USB 3.0 x 4 USB cable length: 30CM

Does a network hub affect speed?

Network hubs can have an impact on the speed of a network, as they do not have the capability to prioritize traffic between devices. This means that all connected devices share the same bandwidth, reducing overall network speeds when multiple devices are in use simultaneously. Additionally, data must be sent to all connected devices even if only one device needs it, further slowing down communication times. While not ideal for modern networks, some applications such as gaming or streaming may still benefit from using a network hub instead of a switch.