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| hardware interface | usb, microsd | usb | hdmi, usb3.0, usb2.0, microsd, usb c | usb3.0 | usb3.0, usb, usb c, usb2.0 | usb, usb c, thunderbolt |
| number of ports | 3 | 10 | 9 | 6 | 8 | 5 |
| compatible devices | Most USB Compatible Devices, Most USB Compatible Devices, Most USB Compatible Devices, Most USB Compatible Devices, Most USB Compatible Devices | Laptops, Card Readers | Type-C Laptops, Macbook, iPad, Type C Device, MicroSD/SD Card Reader | Desktops, Laptops, Card Readers, USB Flash Drives, Mouse | Xbox, Flash Drive, HDD, Console, Printer, Camera,Keyborad, Mouse,Laptop, Desktop | Card Readers |
| data transfer rate | 625 megabytes per second | 5 gigabits per second | 5 gigabits per second | 5 megabytes per second | 5 gigabits per second | 10 gigabits per second |
| operating system | Mac OS X and Higher | Windows 10, Windows 7, Mac OS 9 | Mac OS X, Windows 7/8/10, Linux, Chrome OS | Windows, Mac OS, Linux | Chrome OS, Linux, Windows, iMac, iOS | — |
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| Model # | CR-UMSS | CR-BCA2 | CR-T2MS | HB-U3CR | HB-MACR | CR-CFER |
| USB Connection | USB A | USB A / USB Type C | USB A | USB Type C | USB A | USB Cable included |
| Transfer Speed | 5Gbps | 5Gbps | 5Gbps | 5Gbps | 5Gbps | 10Gbps |
| Card Slot | SD / TF | SD / TF | SD / TF | SD / TF | SD / TF | CFexpress Type B |
| Supported Card Types | SD/SDHC/SDXC/Micro SD/Micro SDHC/Micro SDXC/MMC | SD/SDHC/SDXC/Micro SD/Micro SDHC/Micro SDXC/MMC | SD/SDHC/SDXC/Micro SD/Micro SDHC/Micro SDXC/MMC | SD/SDHC/SDXC/Micro SD/Micro SDHC/Micro SDXC/MMC | SD/SDHC/SDXC/Micro SD/Micro SDHC/Micro SDXC/MMC | CFexpress Type B |
| Material | ABS | Aluminum | ABS | Aluminum | Aluminum | Aluminum |
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| Capacity | 64GB | 128GB | 256GB | 512GB |
| Read speed & Write speed: | R: 280MB/s W:250MBps | R: 280MB/s W:250MBps | R: 280MB/s W:250MBps | R: 280MB/s W:250MBps |
| Speed Class: | C10 | C10 | C10 | C10 |
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how to eject then recognize new SD card without unplug
Many other reviews have mentioned that every time an SD card is ejected, in order to recognize a new card, the entire hub has to be unplugged. I have found a way to avoid unplugging, if you are interested you can keep reading.This hub's eject functionality worked flawlessly under ubuntu/linux, but under Windows, ejecting would lead to a disabled SD card port, because Windows is expecting a power reset to complete the ejection. For USB drives that's a normal operation, you eject then unplug. But for the SD card reader, there is no way to just unplug the reader, so this workaround use a 'software unplug' to simulate.1. find the instance id of the SD card reader, since this is unique per PC, you will have to find your own. plug in a SD card, then ejected it normally. Now go into 'Computer Management' -> 'Device Manager', under 'Universal Serial Bus Controllers' look for the 'USB Mass Storage Device' with yellow question mark, this is the device you just ejected and waiting to the unplugged. Double click, go to 'Details' tab and in 'Property' select 'Device instance path', let's call it INSTANCE_ID, you will need this later.2. With INSTANCE_ID we can perform a soft reset. Open 'Command prompt' with admin privilege, and type in the following 2 lines. pnputil /restart-device "INSTANCE_ID" pnputil /remove-device "INSTANCE_ID"3. Now go back to 'Device Manager', you will see the 'USB mass storage device' with yellow question mark should have disappeared. click the 'Scan for Hardware Changes' icon below the top menu, and now Windows should recognize the SD card reader as a newly plug in device, and ready to function again.To simplify the 3 steps I stored a script called 'reset_usb.bat' on my desktop with the following content, and run it by right click and 'Run As Administrator' pnputil /restart-device "INSTANCE_ID" pnputil /remove-device "INSTANCE_ID" devmgmt.mscSo the 'Device Management' window would pop up at the end, and I can click the 'scan hardware changes' to bring in new SD card after ejection.This is definitely more complicated then it need to be, if anyone else have a better way, would be happy to learn from you.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2016
Style: USB 3.0 Type AVerified Purchase
UPDATE [JUNE 24 2016]:
I was able to contact Sabrent and explain the situation with the SD cards not reading. I received a quick response, and he let me know that he was sending me a new 100% working USB hub completely free of charge. He even tested the product personally to make sure it was working. I received the replacement in 2 days and it is working exactly how I want it to. I previously gave this product a 2-star review, but because of the excellent customer service, I have changed my rating to 5-stars. Thank you, Sabrent, for the excellent customer service!
[ORIGINAL REVIEW]
The USB ports are upside down, despite the box showing that they are upright. This is not a huge issue, unless you have USB devices with LED's on the plug, or something similar. The SD and Micro SD card readers do not work, which was a huge selling point for me. I do not have a CF card so I can't say if that works or not, but I am willing to bet that it doesn't. I tried plugging the USB hub into another powered USB hub, in hopes that the card readers would start working, however they do not!
The product looks nice, and to be honest, the USB plugs work exactly how I expected. However, the card readers were a must have for me, and having them not work is upsetting as I cannot find another product that has the the same functionality while also looking very nice. If the card readers worked as advertised, I believe I would give this USB hub a 5 star rating.
I was able to contact Sabrent and explain the situation with the SD cards not reading. I received a quick response, and he let me know that he was sending me a new 100% working USB hub completely free of charge. He even tested the product personally to make sure it was working. I received the replacement in 2 days and it is working exactly how I want it to. I previously gave this product a 2-star review, but because of the excellent customer service, I have changed my rating to 5-stars. Thank you, Sabrent, for the excellent customer service!
[ORIGINAL REVIEW]
The USB ports are upside down, despite the box showing that they are upright. This is not a huge issue, unless you have USB devices with LED's on the plug, or something similar. The SD and Micro SD card readers do not work, which was a huge selling point for me. I do not have a CF card so I can't say if that works or not, but I am willing to bet that it doesn't. I tried plugging the USB hub into another powered USB hub, in hopes that the card readers would start working, however they do not!
The product looks nice, and to be honest, the USB plugs work exactly how I expected. However, the card readers were a must have for me, and having them not work is upsetting as I cannot find another product that has the the same functionality while also looking very nice. If the card readers worked as advertised, I believe I would give this USB hub a 5 star rating.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2015
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2021
This hub's eject functionality worked flawlessly under ubuntu/linux, but under Windows, ejecting would lead to a disabled SD card port, because Windows is expecting a power reset to complete the ejection. For USB drives that's a normal operation, you eject then unplug. But for the SD card reader, there is no way to just unplug the reader, so this workaround use a 'software unplug' to simulate.
1. find the instance id of the SD card reader, since this is unique per PC, you will have to find your own. plug in a SD card, then ejected it normally. Now go into 'Computer Management' -> 'Device Manager', under 'Universal Serial Bus Controllers' look for the 'USB Mass Storage Device' with yellow question mark, this is the device you just ejected and waiting to the unplugged. Double click, go to 'Details' tab and in 'Property' select 'Device instance path', let's call it INSTANCE_ID, you will need this later.
2. With INSTANCE_ID we can perform a soft reset. Open 'Command prompt' with admin privilege, and type in the following 2 lines.
pnputil /restart-device "INSTANCE_ID"
pnputil /remove-device "INSTANCE_ID"
3. Now go back to 'Device Manager', you will see the 'USB mass storage device' with yellow question mark should have disappeared. click the 'Scan for Hardware Changes' icon below the top menu, and now Windows should recognize the SD card reader as a newly plug in device, and ready to function again.
To simplify the 3 steps I stored a script called 'reset_usb.bat' on my desktop with the following content, and run it by right click and 'Run As Administrator'
pnputil /restart-device "INSTANCE_ID"
pnputil /remove-device "INSTANCE_ID"
devmgmt.msc
So the 'Device Management' window would pop up at the end, and I can click the 'scan hardware changes' to bring in new SD card after ejection.
This is definitely more complicated then it need to be, if anyone else have a better way, would be happy to learn from you.
Style: USB 3.0 Type AVerified Purchase
how to eject then recognize new SD card without unplug
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2021
Many other reviews have mentioned that every time an SD card is ejected, in order to recognize a new card, the entire hub has to be unplugged. I have found a way to avoid unplugging, if you are interested you can keep reading.Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2021
This hub's eject functionality worked flawlessly under ubuntu/linux, but under Windows, ejecting would lead to a disabled SD card port, because Windows is expecting a power reset to complete the ejection. For USB drives that's a normal operation, you eject then unplug. But for the SD card reader, there is no way to just unplug the reader, so this workaround use a 'software unplug' to simulate.
1. find the instance id of the SD card reader, since this is unique per PC, you will have to find your own. plug in a SD card, then ejected it normally. Now go into 'Computer Management' -> 'Device Manager', under 'Universal Serial Bus Controllers' look for the 'USB Mass Storage Device' with yellow question mark, this is the device you just ejected and waiting to the unplugged. Double click, go to 'Details' tab and in 'Property' select 'Device instance path', let's call it INSTANCE_ID, you will need this later.
2. With INSTANCE_ID we can perform a soft reset. Open 'Command prompt' with admin privilege, and type in the following 2 lines.
pnputil /restart-device "INSTANCE_ID"
pnputil /remove-device "INSTANCE_ID"
3. Now go back to 'Device Manager', you will see the 'USB mass storage device' with yellow question mark should have disappeared. click the 'Scan for Hardware Changes' icon below the top menu, and now Windows should recognize the SD card reader as a newly plug in device, and ready to function again.
To simplify the 3 steps I stored a script called 'reset_usb.bat' on my desktop with the following content, and run it by right click and 'Run As Administrator'
pnputil /restart-device "INSTANCE_ID"
pnputil /remove-device "INSTANCE_ID"
devmgmt.msc
So the 'Device Management' window would pop up at the end, and I can click the 'scan hardware changes' to bring in new SD card after ejection.
This is definitely more complicated then it need to be, if anyone else have a better way, would be happy to learn from you.
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Erick Barrera
Es muy bueno pero...
Reviewed in Mexico on November 6, 2023Style: USB 3.0 Type CVerified Purchase
Erick Barrera
Reviewed in Mexico on November 6, 2023
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P. Kolle
Fonctionne bien
Reviewed in Belgium on March 13, 2023Style: USB 3.0 Type CVerified Purchase
Dave Hessels
Clean. Nice.
Reviewed in the Netherlands on January 13, 2023Style: USB 3.0 Type AVerified Purchase
