Provides one upstream USB 3.0 port and four downstream USB 3.0 ports to link your computer and USB devices simultaneously at up to 5Gbps of data transfer rate. Four blue ports are standard USB 3.0 ports while the other three red ports (also USB 3.0 ports), called IQ charging ports, include an intelligent quick charging feature.

This hub offers great compatibility and interoperability with USB 3.0, USB 2.0, and USB 1.1 interface devices like USB external hard drives, flash drives, optical drives, printers, media devices, and others. You can also plug in your smartphones and tablets to connect to your computer while charging at the same time.

Has three IQ charging USB ports with a dedicated 2.4A output current for quick charging battery-powered devices like smartphones and tablets. That’s 4X faster than charging in a standard USB 2.0 port! Just plugin the hub’s power adapter, no need to turn on your computer, and plug your battery-powered device into the IQ USB port to start quick charging. The IQ USB ports intelligently identifies a device to automatically adjust the maximum charging speed.

An external 12V power supply is included to ensure all of your USB devices to have enough power to draw from each USB port.

Each USB 3.0 standard port of the hub can supply up to 900mA of current which is the maximum current a USB device can request when connecting to your computer.

No need to worry about USB hub power surge warning or USB devices exceeding hub power limits that may cause your USB devices to stop working. Stay secure with all your USB devices attached

SuperSpeed USB 3.0 offers up to 10X faster data transfer performance over Hi-Speed USB 2.0 hubs and is backwards compatible with lower speed USB hosts, hubs, and devices.

No need for driver installation! Just plug the hub into a Windows, Mac or Linux computer to start using it. USB plug-and-play allows USB devices to be detected easily without needing to restart the computer.

*2.4GHz wireless devices, such as keyboards and mice, may not work in USB 3.0 ports or near USB 3.0 devices due to noise interference. This is a known issue for all USB 3.0 hub brands. Try connecting to the computer’s USB 2.0 port instead (or use a USB 2.0 extension cable). *For USB 3.0 speeds, your computer must have a working USB 3.0 port. The USB device must also have a USB 3.0 interface and use USB 3.0 cable.