Sabrent 16 Port USB 3.0 Hub and charging Station Unboxing
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
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Here is my first look at Sabrent's 16 port USB 3.0 hub and charging Station with 90 watt power delivery and individual controls.
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the problem is is only uses 5gb speed, so if you have 2x7ports hub that both using 5gb, you can use 10gb in total, when you uses simultaneously multiple devices. here, with 16 devices all sharing 5gb, whitch is the value of 1xusb3 port, mean that your devices won't even perform at usb1 rate being all used at same time.
Good video, I have a question about this hub, if you disconnect from electricity and connect again, the individual switches remember its status (on/0ff)?
That’s a LOT of ports! Wow!!! 🤯
Always liked your reviews, been looking for one of those! Thank you
I got something similar with 7 USB 3 ports a few years ago. I've got plenty of USB-C - USB-C cables and would really like hub for them, It's be smaller too moving from those big USB A ports. Is it simply a technical issue that's keeping firms from making a hub with several USB-C ports? I've got a Cal Digit TS3, what I want is a simple hub like this with many USB-C ports.
It would only handle 4 things plugged into it. When I plugged in the 5th item it wouldn't connect.
Can you tear it down so we can see what's inside? :D
Can you do a review of the Dell Inspiron 14 (7000) AMD version. It's similar to the XPS 2 in 1 but way cheaper
Just bought this it arrives tomorrow, but to use it for pc does the power function have to be on for it to show up, like if I connect a blue yeti to it.
i should purchase this years ago cause all my devices keeps being their LED on even when pc is turned off. WORSE, i have those 2 usb monitors that don't have any power button or sleep mode. only way to turn it off is to unplug it or turn off the pc. this is lifesaving for your super expensive componments, that you only want turn one when it's necessary. also for electricity bills, psu ressources, etc etc.
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yo bro does it constantly use 90w or it can use up to 90w?
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Nice product
My HDTV can recognize 4 usb sticks plugged into a 4 port usb hub, but I don't know if a 16 port hub such as the Sabrent would be recognized. Can someone verify for me?
Any idea what milliampage each port gives?
It's about 1.1 amp per port, just watch while unboxes it, it's written on the back of the box
@@abhishikthvutukuri Hmm, you're not going to charge many devices with that, anything less than 2a isn't going to charge a phone. Thanks for the reply
@@FTF96 My phone charges just fine on less than 2 amps.
We still need safe remove from the computer first , before push the power off button , or just push the switch off button without removing safe from the computer , to be able to corrupt all my data 😂😂😂 ?
yo must trust it cause your hub broke you lost all your peripherals xD
So... this device is NOT something you would connect to your computer?
You can't use this for data transfer to and from your CPU.
I've watched a couple videos so far, and no one is plugging into their desktops.
it's connected to my desktop and works as expected.
@@TheDigitalDigest how does it work exactly? 90W/16≈5W for each and for data transfer is a single 3.0 usb data transfer speed / 16? Or does it dynamically manage it, so let's say you only have 1 device plugged in it will transfer and charge at full USB 3.0 speed?
@@BankruptGreekI used identical to this hub but the brand is (i-etec) the features is the same (everything even the design) and It's working 100%, I usually connect 16 iPhones at the same time and I I used Phonecheck software for checking and testing those phones and It's working 100%
@@benchredulla3850 16 iPhones at the same time?Jesus Christ I’m suprised that didn’t light on fire
@@starstudio8402 There are over a mill. Iphones being charged every day, 16 is nothing
OMG 90 watts that's too many watts
What? That’s just under 6 watts per port for all 16. 8 ports means 11 watts so 5V 2.1A. 4 ports is 5V 4.2’ish Amps so pretty much max unless each port has a limit.
More than likely each port has a 2A or so limit
your audio is horrible