Why is port A more expensive than port B? are they built much different?
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I believe the only difference is how it plugs into the phone. Is the flat part of the port at the top or bottom? That way the receiver can get a signal when you flip it back and put it on top of the charger.
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I can't think of why one would be more expensive, but the letters designate what direction the port faces; so they are opposites. When you fold it over in order to insert it into the usb port, the wide part of the connector will be facing up for one type, down for the other type. I've never split one open to see if the wires inside are different or anything, though.
1933602
Hi Kyle, Short answer, yes. Longer answer: you can purchase one 16-port, and likely save on long-term electrical costs, have less cables and simplify the setup.
188792
Aloha, Maria. I have no idea. Sorry. I wanted extra USP ports and liked the features. I am thrilled with this product.
1933601
Hi Kyle, Short answer, yes.Longer answer: you can purchase one 16-port, and likely save on long-term electrical costs, have less cables and simplify the setup.
606776
The newer model is actually cheaper for some unknown reason. As far as I can tell that is the only difference since USB 3.0 is backwards compatable with USB 2.0 ports.
1590719
all of the ports are the same as ethernet is bidirectional- i.e., there are no inputs vs. ouputs, there are just 'puts'.
1408574
Sorry about not knowing what this means at all. My husband and I both have Net 10 phones as we are retired and don't use our phones much so the cost on these are great for us. I do not even know what the word port means so you will learn nothing from me. Sorry. Kaye
483227
Yes, if the ports are different sizes just get a converter which are dirt cheap on amazon. Enjoy!
805031
It depends on what you want to do. These AP's are made for farming with a 2mile range. They are $375 vs. Ubiquiti's sub Sub $100 range. I bet Ubiqiuti makes this Aymesh hub. Looks the same, however possibly different firmware. I know for a fact Ubiquiti's AP's are not compatible with several different manufacture's AP or client hardware. The only thing you can do is give it a try with a seller that offers a return policy. I also want to add that some Ubiquiti products are not compatible with other Ubiquiti products. Which might force you to buy a a certain compatible model in regards to your system.
1171339
You will need spacers. Free via Kinsa. Apparently, port length is different.
796241
only one port on the router. The plug in adapters are large. The can share with a standard sized plug but will not share space with another "space hog".
33780
This router has the usual 4 ports. I bought 2 of them, and they are both working great.
405395
I'm not 100% tech savvy, but I think the major difference would be speed, if I'm not mistaken. 3.0 is the latest standard, isn't it? I think the transfer speed makes the difference, in which case I don't mind this one because I don't have any 3.0 USB items....I'm not much help in this matter, I just needed extra ports because I've downsized from a desktop to a laptop temporarily, so when I saw this I just grabbed it. It works quite well for what it's worth. I'm sorry if it this doesn't help.
972566
There are several different options that are either the same cost or cheaper. I would go with the other options. I purchased this item based on review of stellar technical support, but I found out too late those reviews to be grossly incorrect.
1684595
Yes they are different in what they do and make sure to use the right port for your devices
1753464
No. They only provide power. The other ports do provide power as well though.
503607
There is no difference. Not sure why you are seeing it as more expensive. I'd just try to get the larger one at the lowest price you can find.