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QZ USB 3.2 10Gbps 4 Port Type C Hub QZ-HB23
The QZ USB-C 3.2 Gen2 4-Port Hub expands USB connectivity of your Type C devices. With built-in 1 inch cable it offers greater mobility at work....
₹ 1499
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Product Description
The QZ USB-C 3.2 Gen2 4-Port Hub expands USB connectivity of your Type C devices. With built-in 1 inch cable it offers greater mobility at work.
4 USB-A 3.2 Gen2 ports support data transfer rates of up to 10Gbps. Backward compatible with USB 3.0 (rates up to 5Gbps), USB 2.0 Hi-Speed devices (rates up to 480Mbps), and USB 1.1 Full/Low Speed devices (rates 12/1.5 Mbps)
It can work on Macbook or Google new Chromebook Pixel and other USB-C supported devices.
Specifications
- Product Model QZ-HB23
- Dimensions 75 x 42 x 14 mm
- Weight 35 g
- Output Interface 4 USB 3.2 Gen2 10 Gbps Type A ports
- Input Interface USB-C 3.2 Gen2, Bus Power
- System Supported Windows, Mac
- Driver No need, Plug and Play
- 【USB 3.2 Gen2 10 Gbps SuperSpeed】Instant access to 4 USB 3.2 Gen2 10 Gbps SuperSpeed ports. It can work on Macbook or Google new Chromebook Pixel and other USB-C supported devices.
- 【10 Gbps Speed】Data transfer rate up to 10 Gbps (actual rates depend on device and computer USB host controller). Host computer, peripheral and the USB cable, all must support USB 3.2 to achieve the 10 Gbps speed.
- 【Backward compatible, Sleek design】Backward compatible with USB 3.0 (rates up to 5Gbps), USB 2.0 Hi-Speed devices (rates up to 480Mbps), and USB 1.1 Full/Low Speed devices (rates 12/1.5 Mbps). The built-in 1 inch USB-C 3.2 Gen2 cable offers greater mobility at work. Sleek design, saves space, enhances mobility. Bus powered, plug and play (individual devices / USB 3.2 Gen2 host controller may require drivers), supports hot swap
- 【You get】QZ USB 3.2 10Gbps 4 Port USB C Hub, Welcome Guide, 1 year QZ warranty and lifetime customer support
Package content:
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QZ USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 10Gbps 4-Port Hub
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Welcome Guide
Does the current requirement of my devices influence this hub's performance?
Yes. This hub is bus-powered only. The connected USB devices draw power from the host computer. For better performance, connected devices’ combined current should not exceed the output of the host computer USB port (for example max 900mA on Chromebook, max 1.5A on Macbook). Otherwise, output current may become unstable or disconnect entirely. The hub is also limited to the total power available from the host computer USB port.
Some commonly used devices' general requirements: 250G Hard drive – 600mA, 4G Flash drive – 100mA, 64G SSD – 400mA, 100M Network adapter – 500mA, Keyboards and mice and other peripheral devices – 100mA (or less)
The ratings above are estimates only; please check your specific device's actual ratings.
Why am I experiencing slower data transfer rate than 10Gbps?
The USB 3.2 Gen2 transfer rate is 10Gbps. Several variables could affect the USB transfer rate - device and USB host controller and file type. To achieve maximum speed computer system, peripherals, cables and software must all support USB 3.2 Gen2. With all the reasonable usage environments considered USB 3.2 Gen2 can achieve average transfer speeds about 6 times faster than that of USB 2.0.
Microsoft Windows systems should install latest manufacturer USB 3.2 Gen2 host controller drivers and Windows Updates for best results. Apple Mac OS X and Linux / Unix systems require latest operating system updates for best compatibility.
The product, however, is backward compatible with USB 2.0, USB 1.1 so you can use the product with any USB-capable computer, and have it work at full function, just at their native speeds - USB 3.0 (rates up to 5Gbps), USB 2.0 Hi-Speed devices (rates up to 480Mbps), and USB 1.1 Full/Low Speed devices (rates 12/1.5 Mbps)
Why the devices are not being identified by my computer when connected to the USB hub, but they are being identified when connected directly to the computer?
The issue could be of any of the following reasons:
Yes. This hub is bus-powered only. The connected USB devices draw power from the host computer. For better performance, connected devices’ combined current should not exceed the output of the host computer USB port (for example max 900mA on Chromebook, max 1.5A on Macbook). Otherwise, output current may become unstable or disconnect entirely. The hub is also limited to the total power available from the host computer USB port.
Some commonly used devices' general requirements: 250G Hard drive – 600mA, 4G Flash drive – 100mA, 64G SSD – 400mA, 100M Network adapter – 500mA, Keyboards and mice and other peripheral devices – 100mA (or less)
The ratings above are estimates only; please check your specific device's actual ratings.
Why am I experiencing slower data transfer rate than 10Gbps?
The USB 3.2 Gen2 transfer rate is 10Gbps. Several variables could affect the USB transfer rate - device and USB host controller and file type. To achieve maximum speed computer system, peripherals, cables and software must all support USB 3.2 Gen2. With all the reasonable usage environments considered USB 3.2 Gen2 can achieve average transfer speeds about 6 times faster than that of USB 2.0.
Microsoft Windows systems should install latest manufacturer USB 3.2 Gen2 host controller drivers and Windows Updates for best results. Apple Mac OS X and Linux / Unix systems require latest operating system updates for best compatibility.
The product, however, is backward compatible with USB 2.0, USB 1.1 so you can use the product with any USB-capable computer, and have it work at full function, just at their native speeds - USB 3.0 (rates up to 5Gbps), USB 2.0 Hi-Speed devices (rates up to 480Mbps), and USB 1.1 Full/Low Speed devices (rates 12/1.5 Mbps)
Why the devices are not being identified by my computer when connected to the USB hub, but they are being identified when connected directly to the computer?
The issue could be of any of the following reasons:
- Compatibility between the motherboard and system. Please try refreshing the BIOS in the motherboard.
- Incorrect insertion or unplugging. Do not unplug the device when transferring data in order to avoid damaging the chipset.
- Improper driver installation. In “Device Manager”, go to “Other Devices” and select “Universal Serial Bus Controllers”. If there are any yellow questions or exclamation marks visible, uninstall the driver in “Device Manager”, then restart your computer. The driver will be reinstalled automatically.
