Can you plug an unpowered USB hub into this thing to charge multiple devices simultaneously?
488535
Yes, depending on its configuration ...but your devices will take a long time to charge. I would use several chargers instead of a hub....but that is me.
488536
I never thought to try that, but I don't see why it wouldn't work. It's a standard USB plug, so anything would plug into it. Would certainly be handy when travelling!
488537
This was a gift i purchased for someone so I'm not the user. From what i have read as long as the USB hub comes with a USB cable you should be able to plug it into the charger. The cable that comes with the charger is for the iPhone 5 and is removable. The port on the charger is universal so you should be able to plug in any USB cable and charge a device.
1817197
No. It is *not a powered hub* and for the record, this is not just a "hub" in the normal sense. This is to switch up to 4 USB devices between 2 computers. I use it for a mouse, keyboard, and microphone and for those devices it works fine. This includes a Razer mouse that does not fully work with at least some other KVM solutions.
439205
If your devices supports charging via USB port then sure you can charge all four at the same time.Charging time would be uneven though because current rating is different for two ports.
1694990
Only if you want to provide power to a USB device that you plug into the hub.
706763
I think it's restricted to 2.4 amps per port, however, this should not be an issue, no device that charges using USB pulls 4 amps
1699207
Sure. You can charge both of them at the same time. Or the pair of two other devices.
176734
In general you can charge USB devices on a powered hub with out a computer. I do it with my FitBit, cellphone and my son's 3DXL. As far as this hub is concerned, it under powered. Their 10 port has more power and USB 3.I bought the 12 found it not capable to power 6 devices at 2.5 watts and reviewed them with my experience. They responded to tell me in my needs I should use their 10 port and return the 12. I have done that and the 10 port is doing the job.
1657002
absolutely you can charge any of your devices on this hub there are three ports for your AC or three ports on the side for your USB data cables. Also is the slot where you can set in your tablet or phone in while its charging. I charge my phone, tablet, earphones and laptop simultaneously from this charger hub
2070108
Hello, yes you can charge 2 devices simultaneously. If you only use the blue 2.1A output, then the output current is 2.1A; and if you only use the 1A output, then the output current is 1A; if you charge 2 devices simultaneously, the total output is 2.1A.
1420024
Yes. There are 2 USB ports and you can charge any devices that have a USB plug, even 2 iPads or 2 iPhones. They don't have to be different types of devices.
1140718
USB ports can only supply limited DC power. Sometimes a two or three port passive (no power supply) USB hub can be useful, but don't expect a seven port hub to operate without a separate power supply. If you're inventive, you can construct a battery power supply with parts from Radio Shack so that you can occasionally operate away from utility power.
1401231
Umm, it's a USB hub? It let's you plug in more than one usb device. Did you not read the description?
1494327
yes you can . but theres a power button next to each one . and you have to make sure you hit it and its going to show a blue light . even while its charging theres a blue light . but the end of the usb part has to be plugged into something so your several devices may all work at the same time .
1251570
You could use a USB Expander/Hub, it is basically like a surge protector for USB Ports. You plug it into 1 USB port and then it gives you 4, so you gain 3 ports in total. There are other models, shop around Sabrent 4-Port USB 2.0 Hub with Individual Power Switches and LEDs (HB-UMLS)
98777
Yes, I do it all the time. There are only 3 USB ports, 1 on the left and 2 on the right. But you can plug in a 4 port hub expander if you need to.
980162
From what I can see , it can charge 2 iPads , a Samsung tablet , iPhone & a Android type phone at the same time without being overloaded .Each of the devices draw different amounts of power, each specific slot is made to handle a certain device. I'm not a expert at this , but hope this has been helpful !
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MANUFACTURER ANSWER: Thanks for asking! This hub is not designed to charge devices that require special charging signals, like iPhones/iPads, Android phones/tablets, etc.