Does this USB Hub have a warranty? If so, how long?
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I don't believe it does. I could be wrong though. I got it over a year ago and can't remember. Sorry, wish I could give you a better answer!
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They don't publish it, but I think it's a year warrantee. Maybe two. When mine died they offered to replace it if I sent it back. I elected not to simply because it was a Canadian address and I didn't want to sped $15 to send it, only to get another one back that would probably fail in a few months. I love the design of this hub, but I don't have much faith in the build quality.
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No. If you are having problems you should try removing all devices from the hub. Then unplug the hub from the computer and shut down the computer. Turn back on and reconnect one device at a time. Mine has problems from time to time. Right now it is unplugged because I was having some issues with it.
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I've never tried it with a hub. But, I have used it with an extension without any issues.
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All I know is this. It is non-powered hub. Works for multiple flash drives *as many as three have worked at the same time for me*, but if you try external hard drives you will run into difficulty because there is insufficient power from a single USB port to run multiple devices that need more power. t
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Yes, it is only one USB 3.0 port. If you really like this particular model and need a second port, you could get a USB 3 hub.
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Mine died (the USB) and I sent it back for replacement. No problems since. That has been 6 months ago. I think they had some issues that may have been corrected.
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I use a WD portable drive and it works well with this USB hub. (I did not try with more than one external drives.)
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Mine came with a power brick, for what it's worth. I believe that this hub corrupted my external usb 3.0 hdd, and pretty much killed it. Don't know this for a fact but I don't use it anymore.
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I've been using this Plugable USB hub with my MacBook Pro (late 2011 Intel Core i7 running Lion) for about 7 weeks. My experience so far is that external USB3.0 hard drives, USB2.0 thumb drives, a corded Apple aluminum keyboard, a corded Apple Mighty Mouse, a Logitech 2.4GHz wireless mouse adapter, an iPhone5, and iPod Touch (3rd gen.) all work flawlessly.
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The USB hub doesn't need one for most devices, the AC adapter that comes with can also easily be replaced with a universal one you buy locally.I am using it just with the USB power fine.
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David, I am going to guess you probably have a defective one, or the power supply is not providing power, do you have a green light? I use all 7 ports, but if I was to unplug it it would fail, if you do have a green light than send it back as it is having trouble, also I would not recommend keyboard / mice, while I have not had trouble for short periods of time, when I went long term sometimes I would need to reset the hub to find the device. While I would not recommend it, in theory you can daisy chain these things up to like 122 devices, but I would urge no one to do it as I have no idea how it would go on powered hubs like these
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sure. but most usb 3 hubs have some sort of cable either hard wired, or included. typically, they have between 3-6 feet of length. so you may not need this.
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Its here on my desk top right now, thus it is easy to verify your question. NO, the unit immediately went off line and disconnected. Upon application of the power it came back on line. I selected this unit for two reasons:USB 3.0 and the higher current capacity. I have in the past been frustrated with "low cost" hubs that won't charge a phone for example.Hope this helps.Michael
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The hub shouldn't need a driver, could it be something plugged into the Hub it's not recognizing?
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Hi C. Prendergast, I do believe I have used it in a USB 3.0 port before without issues. USB 3 hubs are supposed to be back compatible with all USB devices, so if it is giving you issues make sure you have installed any controller firmwares/drivers that it may require. Hope this helps :)
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1) are you sure your cable is a USB 2.0 piece? 2) is your cable plugged into a direct port on the computer and not a hub, especially if the hub is un-powered
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Not that I'm aware of. However, I had no issues using it. Unfortunately, certain products don't work through a USB hub, regardless if they're Apple products or not.
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I'm not the seller, sorry. I'd suggest looking up some installation guides because it can be a little tricky I had to buy a powered USB hub when I got mine.