MCHOSE 17-Port USB 3.2 Hub with 12V/8A Power Adapter
A 17-port USB 3.2 hub with 10Gbps data ports, three 24W fast-charge ports, dual USB-C, SD/TF reader and a 96W 12V/8A power adapter
- Product typeUSB Hubs
- 17 ports connect multiple peripherals at once
- 10Gbps transfer speed on 10 USB-A 3.2 ports
- 24W fast charging per QC 3.0 port
- 96W power adapter drives high-wattage loads
- SD and TF cards read simultaneously at up to 104MB/s
17-Port USB 3.2 Hub with 96W Adapter
The MCHOSE hub adds 17 connections through a single upstream link. Ten USB-A 3.2 ports and two USB-C 3.2 ports each deliver up to 10Gbps data and 5V/1.5A power. Three dedicated QC 3.0 ports supply 24W each for charging only, while an integrated SD and TF card reader handles both formats simultaneously.
Suited for dense peripheral setups.
Creative professionals and IT technicians who attach multiple drives, card readers and charging cables at once will use every port. The 12V/8A external brick removes bus-power limits from the host. Users who need only a few extra sockets or prefer a bus-powered dongle should look at smaller alternatives.
Sustained 10Gbps throughput
The aluminium chassis dissipates heat from the 96W supply during continuous multi-drive transfers. Card reader speeds reach 50-104MB/s read and 30-80MB/s write across long sessions. Charging ports maintain 24W per port without throttling, keeping phones and tablets at full rate while data ports stay at peak bandwidth.
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- Price $140.99
- Pricier than about 90% of the 3,875 comparable items (median $23.99).
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Specifications
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| Product type | USB Hubs |
Questions about this item
What host port does the hub need to reach 10Gbps?
Connect the hub to a USB 3.2 Gen 2 or USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 port on the host computer; slower ports will limit throughput.
Will the 10 USB-A 3.2 ports work with my USB 2.0 flash drives?
Yes, the 10 USB-A 3.2 ports are backward compatible and will run USB 2.0 drives at their native speed.
How can I confirm the card reader is active after plugging everything in?
Insert an SD or TF card; the reader should appear as a removable drive and show read speeds of 50-104MB/s and write speeds of 30-80MB/s.
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