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Orico Hub 7 Ports USB 3.0 with USB-A Connection
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Orico Hub 7 Ports USB 3.0 with USB-A Connection Code: PW7U-U3

The Orico PW7U-U3 hub is the ideal solution for those who need extra USB ports to connect peripherals. It features 7 USB 3.0 ports, offering high performance and fast data transfer speeds of up to 5...

The Orico PW7U-U3 hub is the ideal solution for those who need extra USB ports to connect peripherals. It features 7 USB 3.0 ports, offering high performance and fast data transfer speeds of up to 5 Gbps.

It has a durable construction made from sturdy ABS plastic, supports various operating systems, and includes an additional USB-C power port, making it an...

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Description

Description

The Orico PW7U-U3 hub is the ideal solution for those who need extra USB ports to connect peripherals. It features 7 USB 3.0 ports, offering high performance and fast data transfer speeds of up to 5 Gbps.

It has a durable construction made from sturdy ABS plastic, supports various operating systems, and includes an additional USB-C power port, making it an excellent choice for office work and home multimedia centers.

Features:

  • Brand: Orico
  • Model: Orico PW7U-U3
  • Cable length: 1m
  • Input interface: USB-A 3.0
  • Output interface: 7 x USB-A 3.0 (5Gbps)
  • Power port: USB-C 5V/3A (max)
  • Supported systems: Windows, Mac OS, Linux
  • Dimensions: 140.7 x 30.6 x 18.7 mm
  • Material: ABS
  • Color: Black

Advantages of the Orico PW7U-U3 Hub:

  • Extensive functionality: 7 USB 3.0 ports allow for simultaneous connection of multiple devices, such as keyboards, mice, hard drives, printers, or flash drives.
  • Rapid data transfer: With speeds of up to 5 Gbps, transferring large files takes only a few seconds.
  • High-quality construction: Durable ABS casing ensures longevity and wear resistance.
  • Optional power supply: The additional USB-C 5V/3A port allows stable operation even with demanding devices.
  • Universal compatibility: Supports Windows, Mac OS, and Linux systems, providing full flexibility to the user.

With 7 USB 3.0 ports, the Orico PW7U-U3 allows connection of up to 7 devices simultaneously, eliminating the need for constant cable swapping. It is the ideal solution for office and home.

Fast data transfer of 5Gbps thanks to USB 3.0 technology, allowing quick transfers of large files without delays.

Durable and high-quality construction made from ABS material, resistant to wear and ensuring long-lasting life. The pure copper core cable ensures stability in transmission.

The USB-C 5V/3A port allows for external power supply, supporting up to 6 x 2.5" 1TB hard drives.

Modern design and intuitive operation with a minimalist appearance, bright LED indicator for device status, and convenient ports make the hub ideal for any environment.

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Specifications

Product Number
PW7U-U3
Interface
USB 3.0

Interface

USB 3.0
The USB version with a data transfer speed of 5Gbit/s.
Connecting to a Computer
USB-A
Quantity of Ports
7
USB
USB-A
Power
External Power Supply
Apple support
Yes
Power Delivery (PD)
No
Charging Port
No
Ethernet
No
Colour
Black

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    I bought it a few months ago to have more USB A ports on my laptop. It is reliable and works on Linux (specifically on a computer with Linux Mint Cinnamon 22.2 Zara and later on the new version Linux Mint Cinnamon 22.3 Zena) and on Windows 11. Additionally, it has a USB type C female port at the back for extra power supply up to 15w for devices that may need a bit more power. It's useful for connecting a mobile phone to a laptop so it doesn't charge from the laptop's battery. Also, while I was copying files from a hard drive to another port on the computer, not on the USB hub, and had my phone on the USB hub, I tried connecting a power bank to the USB type C port while copying GBs of files, and the file transfer was not interrupted at all and continued normally. Of course, I'm not sure if it gets slower when there are many USB sticks of USB 3.0, 3.1, and 3.2, but with two that I tried, it did not disappoint me. The speed of the USB sticks and, of course, the USB port where the hub is connected also matter. I believe it is ideal for computers with few USB A ports, such as laptops, but also for desktops that may not have many USB A 3.0, 3.1, or 3.2 ports. Additionally, I tried it on an Android phone with an OTG adapter (USB type C male to USB A female) to connect the USB hub, and I connected a keyboard and wireless mouse to the Android phone. Also, an Android phone must support OTG function, which almost all modern Android phones support. The only thing that might seem a bit off or that I didn't like at first is how the USB sticks go in—they go in a bit tightly but lock in well, but after some time using it, it is not a problem at all and I have gotten used to it. As for build quality, it is plastic if I'm not mistaken and relatively light. I would say the build quality is okay. Personally, I would characterize it as very good, reliable, and it has a good price. I also took some photos for anyone interested to see how the USB hub looks beyond the product's own photos.

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    I bought it a few months ago to have more USB A ports on my laptop. It is reliable and works on Linux (specifically on a computer with Linux Mint Cinnamon 22.2 Zara and later on the new version Linux Mint Cinnamon 22.3 Zena) and on Windows 11. Additionally, it has a USB type C female port at the back for extra power supply up to 15w for devices that may need a bit more power. It's useful for connecting a mobile phone to a laptop so it doesn't charge from the laptop's battery. Also, while I was copying files from a hard drive to another port on the computer, not on the USB hub, and had my phone on the USB hub, I tried connecting a power bank to the USB type C port while copying GBs of files, and the file transfer was not interrupted at all and continued normally. Of course, I'm not sure if it gets slower when there are many USB sticks of USB 3.0, 3.1, and 3.2, but with two that I tried, it did not disappoint me. The speed of the USB sticks and, of course, the USB port where the hub is connected also matter. I believe it is ideal for computers with few USB A ports, such as laptops, but also for desktops that may not have many USB A 3.0, 3.1, or 3.2 ports. Additionally, I tried it on an Android phone with an OTG adapter (USB type C male to USB A female) to connect the USB hub, and I connected a keyboard and wireless mouse to the Android phone. Also, an Android phone must support OTG function, which almost all modern Android phones support. The only thing that might seem a bit off or that I didn't like at first is how the USB sticks go in—they go in a bit tightly but lock in well, but after some time using it, it is not a problem at all and I have gotten used to it. As for build quality, it is plastic if I'm not mistaken and relatively light. I would say the build quality is okay. Personally, I would characterize it as very good, reliable, and it has a good price. I also took some photos for anyone interested to see how the USB hub looks beyond the product's own photos.

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Description & Specifications

The Orico PW7U-U3 hub is the ideal solution for those who need extra USB ports to connect peripherals. It features 7 USB 3.0 ports, offering high performance and fast data transfer speeds of up to 5 Gbps.

It has a durable construction made from sturdy ABS plastic, supports various operating systems, and includes an additional USB-C power port, making it an excellent choice for office work and home multimedia centers.

Features:

  • Brand: Orico
  • Model: Orico PW7U-U3
  • Cable length: 1m
  • Input interface: USB-A 3.0
  • Output interface: 7 x USB-A 3.0 (5Gbps)
  • Power port: USB-C 5V/3A (max)
  • Supported systems: Windows, Mac OS, Linux
  • Dimensions: 140.7 x 30.6 x 18.7 mm
  • Material: ABS
  • Color: Black

Advantages of the Orico PW7U-U3 Hub:

  • Extensive functionality: 7 USB 3.0 ports allow for simultaneous connection of multiple devices, such as keyboards, mice, hard drives, printers, or flash drives.
  • Rapid data transfer: With speeds of up to 5 Gbps, transferring large files takes only a few seconds.
  • High-quality construction: Durable ABS casing ensures longevity and wear resistance.
  • Optional power supply: The additional USB-C 5V/3A port allows stable operation even with demanding devices.
  • Universal compatibility: Supports Windows, Mac OS, and Linux systems, providing full flexibility to the user.

With 7 USB 3.0 ports, the Orico PW7U-U3 allows connection of up to 7 devices simultaneously, eliminating the need for constant cable swapping. It is the ideal solution for office and home.

Fast data transfer of 5Gbps thanks to USB 3.0 technology, allowing quick transfers of large files without delays.

Durable and high-quality construction made from ABS material, resistant to wear and ensuring long-lasting life. The pure copper core cable ensures stability in transmission.

The USB-C 5V/3A port allows for external power supply, supporting up to 6 x 2.5" 1TB hard drives.

Modern design and intuitive operation with a minimalist appearance, bright LED indicator for device status, and convenient ports make the hub ideal for any environment.

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
Product Number
PW7U-U3
Interface
USB 3.0

Interface

USB 3.0
The USB version with a data transfer speed of 5Gbit/s.
Connecting to a Computer
USB-A
Quantity of Ports
7
USB
USB-A
Power
External Power Supply
Apple support
Yes
Power Delivery (PD)
No
Charging Port
No
Ethernet
No
Colour
Black

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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    I bought it a few months ago to have more USB A ports on my laptop. It is reliable and works on Linux (specifically on a computer with Linux Mint Cinnamon 22.2 Zara and later on the new version Linux Mint Cinnamon 22.3 Zena) and on Windows 11. Additionally, it has a USB type C female port at the back for extra power supply up to 15w for devices that may need a bit more power. It's useful for connecting a mobile phone to a laptop so it doesn't charge from the laptop's battery. Also, while I was copying files from a hard drive to another port on the computer, not on the USB hub, and had my phone on the USB hub, I tried connecting a power bank to the USB type C port while copying GBs of files, and the file transfer was not interrupted at all and continued normally. Of course, I'm not sure if it gets slower when there are many USB sticks of USB 3.0, 3.1, and 3.2, but with two that I tried, it did not disappoint me. The speed of the USB sticks and, of course, the USB port where the hub is connected also matter. I believe it is ideal for computers with few USB A ports, such as laptops, but also for desktops that may not have many USB A 3.0, 3.1, or 3.2 ports. Additionally, I tried it on an Android phone with an OTG adapter (USB type C male to USB A female) to connect the USB hub, and I connected a keyboard and wireless mouse to the Android phone. Also, an Android phone must support OTG function, which almost all modern Android phones support. The only thing that might seem a bit off or that I didn't like at first is how the USB sticks go in—they go in a bit tightly but lock in well, but after some time using it, it is not a problem at all and I have gotten used to it. As for build quality, it is plastic if I'm not mistaken and relatively light. I would say the build quality is okay. Personally, I would characterize it as very good, reliable, and it has a good price. I also took some photos for anyone interested to see how the USB hub looks beyond the product's own photos.

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    I bought it a few months ago to have more USB A ports on my laptop. It is reliable and works on Linux (specifically on a computer with Linux Mint Cinnamon 22.2 Zara and later on the new version Linux Mint Cinnamon 22.3 Zena) and on Windows 11. Additionally, it has a USB type C female port at the back for extra power supply up to 15w for devices that may need a bit more power. It's useful for connecting a mobile phone to a laptop so it doesn't charge from the laptop's battery. Also, while I was copying files from a hard drive to another port on the computer, not on the USB hub, and had my phone on the USB hub, I tried connecting a power bank to the USB type C port while copying GBs of files, and the file transfer was not interrupted at all and continued normally. Of course, I'm not sure if it gets slower when there are many USB sticks of USB 3.0, 3.1, and 3.2, but with two that I tried, it did not disappoint me. The speed of the USB sticks and, of course, the USB port where the hub is connected also matter. I believe it is ideal for computers with few USB A ports, such as laptops, but also for desktops that may not have many USB A 3.0, 3.1, or 3.2 ports. Additionally, I tried it on an Android phone with an OTG adapter (USB type C male to USB A female) to connect the USB hub, and I connected a keyboard and wireless mouse to the Android phone. Also, an Android phone must support OTG function, which almost all modern Android phones support. The only thing that might seem a bit off or that I didn't like at first is how the USB sticks go in—they go in a bit tightly but lock in well, but after some time using it, it is not a problem at all and I have gotten used to it. As for build quality, it is plastic if I'm not mistaken and relatively light. I would say the build quality is okay. Personally, I would characterize it as very good, reliable, and it has a good price. I also took some photos for anyone interested to see how the USB hub looks beyond the product's own photos.

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