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StarTech.com 's HB30A3A1CFB is a 4-port USB 3.0 hub that transforms your laptop's USB-A port into three USB-A (5 Gb/s) ports and one USB-C port. This hub is USB-powered so you can connect peripherals wherever you are. Now you can use your laptop's traditional USB Type-A port to extend its connectivity to the latest USB Type-C devices.
This USB 3.0 hub gives you more ways to connect to your computer's USB-A port. It has three USB-A ports and one USB-C port. So you can connect standard USB peripherals while preparing for future USB Type-C devices.
This 4-port USB 3.0 hub lets you connect the latest generation of USB-C devices to your laptop. Now you can access your USB-C device without having to invest in a new laptop with a USB Type-C port.
This bus-powered hub installs quickly without any additional drivers or software. It is compatible with most operating systems.
Compact and lightweight, this USB-powered hub has been designed with mobility in mind. It slips easily into your carry bag and multiplies your connection capacities when you're on the move. It takes up minimal space on your desk, making it particularly practical in shared office and BYOD environments.
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General information |
Product name |
StarTech.com USB-C Hub with 4 USB 3.0 ports (3 x USB-A + 1 x USB-C) |
Brand |
StarTech.com | |
Model |
HB30A3A1CFB | |
Technical specifications |
Number of ports |
4 |
Connector(s) |
3 X USB 3.0 Type A Female | |
| 1 X USB 3.0 Type A Male | ||
| 1 X USB Type C Female | ||
External power supply |
No | |
Warranties |
Commercial warranty |
Seller 2 years
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Legal warranty |
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Safety Information |
Responsible person |
StarTech.com Limited |
Postal address |
Laarderhoogtweg 25, 1101 EB Amsterdam, The Netherlands | |
Electronic Address |
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Product referenced on 30 Apr 2018
This is a self-powered usb-A hub that I bought to increase the number of ports on my laptop.
It is recognised by windows'10/11) as well as linux (debian 13).
I suppose that to get the necessary power, it's better to have the laptop plugged into the mains.
