Instant access to 4 USB 3.1 SuperSpeed ports. Compact design, sturdy built, smooth mirrored surface finish
External power supply ensures your devices receive enough power they need for uninterrupted operation. Built-in surge protector keep your devices safe. Blue LED lights indicate operation
VIA VL813 chipset with latest firmware for best performance and widest compatibility.
Data transfer rate up to 5 Gbps (640MBps) (actual rates depend on device and computer USB host controller)
You get: QZ USB 3.1 4-Port 12V 2A Powered Hub, 12V 2A Power Adapter, USB 3.1 Data Cable, Welcome Guide, 1 Year QZ warranty and lifetime customer support.
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Specification: QZ Active Powered USB 3.1 Hub, 4 Port USB Hub with 12V 2A 24W Power Adapter, USB 3.1 Gen 1
Brand
‎QZ
Manufacturer
‎QZ
Series
‎QZ USB 3.1 hub with power adapter
Colour
‎White and Black
Item Height
‎23 Millimeters
Item Width
‎43 Millimeters
Product Dimensions
‎11 x 4.3 x 2.3 cm, 82 Grams
Item model number
‎QZ-HB05
Operating System
‎Windows 10/8.1/8/7/Vista/XP, Mac OSx9.1 or above, Linux (kernels 3.1 or later), Unix systems
Are Batteries Included
‎No
Included Components
‎QZ USB 3.1 4-Port 12V 2A Powered Hub, 12V 2A Power Adapter, USB 3.1 Data Cable, Welcome Guide
Country of Origin
‎Vietnam
Item Weight
‎82 g
8 reviews for QZ Active Powered USB 3.1 Hub, 4 Port USB Hub with 12V 2A 24W Power Adapter, USB 3.1 Gen 1
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hitesh soni –
Superb product awesome quality product work properly and easy to use
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★★★★★
Rajesh Kumar Bhakat –
Good
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★★★★★
kshitij –
You can go for it without any hesitation bought this and it’s working properly
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Bosco Fernandes –
I bought this for my TP-Link Archer X72 router which supports USB 3.0 port. The limitation here with the router has just one USB 3.0 and I have 3 x HDD external drives that I wanted to use as a NAT sharing across all my wifi devices basically network drives. I decided to purchase this product as external HDDs do need additional power supply to run efficiently and this USB hub does the job perfectly. Not only are all 3 drives detected and mapped across all wifi devices on my home network but the transfer speeds are also very good. I’m getting close to 100 Mbps transfer rates which is fantastic considering these drives are very old. I yet have to test it with external SSDs but in short it expands the USB functionality and it’s just what I need.
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★★★★★
Alexander –
For samsung odessey plus vr headset this thing is powerful enough to run it without any issues i don’t think it can fastcharge but it’s usb 3 all work fine
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pallab chattopadhyay –
I have been using these five products for 5 years . Still no issue
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Djo –
This review is primarily intended towards iOS users. To cut the long story short, kudos to the designers of this product…IT WORKS and works like charm (I was able to run 1 Terabyte HDD on iPhone SE 1st gen). So the long version goes like this: As soon as I got the product, I connected my seagate 1TB HDD to the iPad Air 2020. To my horror it didn’t work. The HDD did not show up in my native files app. I tried the 4th port (provides a higher amp). Nope, it didn’t work. The 128gb pen drive did though. But it works anyways on the iPad Air 2020 without an actively powered hub. Disappointed, with no option to return the product, I ordered a replacement and shot a frustrated email to QZ. A QZ executive replied back the next day and patiently listed possible reasons for the failure. The moment my eyes went onto the issue of NTFS formatting on iOS, I knew this had to be the most probable cause as I had read the same elsewhere as well. So, now I had to format it into FAT32. Windows 10, natively cannot do FAT32 format on storages more than 32 GB. I didn’t know that and took some time to find a alternative formatting application. Finally I did a FAT32 quick format on the entire 1 TB (I didn’t create any partition within the HDD). And guess what, the iPad showed my HDD as a storage drive on my native iOS files app using the QZ hub. I know what some of you are thinking…iPad Air 2020 DOESN’T require any active powered hub to read an external drive (at least up to 1TB I guess and mine is not an SSD). Yes you read that right. Bummer!!! I had no idea. After formatting it to FAT32, it’s just plug and play with an adapter which coverts USB A to C WITHOUT additional power. But I was more than happy to see my old iPhone SE Ist gen showing the HDD in files app using the hub. And I guess even the iPad will be happy that the HDD is running from external power. The possibilities are endless now. Unless, apple goofs up in future updates. So…it works, quality seems to be good, sturdy enough for regular use. In terms of value for money, what can I say. I was going for a NAS to sort out file transfer issues on iOS (I mostly work on raw photography files). There is no comparison to the money that I thought I had shell out for a NAS. Even when compared to other hubs, this thing costs 1/10th. Hope it continues to work for some time. GO FOR IT….
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★★★★★
Tukaram Phad –
Excellent quality. all port is working. No problem
![QZ USB 3.1 Type C Hub, USB-C Hub [Thunderbolt-3 Compatible] 4 Ports, 1 inch Built-in Cable, Black](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/519YBwVDWBL._AC_SL520_.jpg)
hitesh soni –
Superb product awesome quality product work properly and easy to use
Rajesh Kumar Bhakat –
Good
kshitij –
You can go for it without any hesitation bought this and it’s working properly
Bosco Fernandes –
I bought this for my TP-Link Archer X72 router which supports USB 3.0 port. The limitation here with the router has just one USB 3.0 and I have 3 x HDD external drives that I wanted to use as a NAT sharing across all my wifi devices basically network drives. I decided to purchase this product as external HDDs do need additional power supply to run efficiently and this USB hub does the job perfectly. Not only are all 3 drives detected and mapped across all wifi devices on my home network but the transfer speeds are also very good. I’m getting close to 100 Mbps transfer rates which is fantastic considering these drives are very old. I yet have to test it with external SSDs but in short it expands the USB functionality and it’s just what I need.
Alexander –
For samsung odessey plus vr headset this thing is powerful enough to run it without any issues i don’t think it can fastcharge but it’s usb 3 all work fine
pallab chattopadhyay –
I have been using these five products for 5 years . Still no issue
Djo –
This review is primarily intended towards iOS users. To cut the long story short, kudos to the designers of this product…IT WORKS and works like charm (I was able to run 1 Terabyte HDD on iPhone SE 1st gen). So the long version goes like this:
As soon as I got the product, I connected my seagate 1TB HDD to the iPad Air 2020. To my horror it didn’t work. The HDD did not show up in my native files app. I tried the 4th port (provides a higher amp). Nope, it didn’t work. The 128gb pen drive did though. But it works anyways on the iPad Air 2020 without an actively powered hub. Disappointed, with no option to return the product, I ordered a replacement and shot a frustrated email to QZ.
A QZ executive replied back the next day and patiently listed possible reasons for the failure. The moment my eyes went onto the issue of NTFS formatting on iOS, I knew this had to be the most probable cause as I had read the same elsewhere as well. So, now I had to format it into FAT32.
Windows 10, natively cannot do FAT32 format on storages more than 32 GB. I didn’t know that and took some time to find a alternative formatting application. Finally I did a FAT32 quick format on the entire 1 TB (I didn’t create any partition within the HDD). And guess what, the iPad showed my HDD as a storage drive on my native iOS files app using the QZ hub. I know what some of you are thinking…iPad Air 2020 DOESN’T require any active powered hub to read an external drive (at least up to 1TB I guess and mine is not an SSD). Yes you read that right. Bummer!!! I had no idea. After formatting it to FAT32, it’s just plug and play with an adapter which coverts USB A to C WITHOUT additional power.
But I was more than happy to see my old iPhone SE Ist gen showing the HDD in files app using the hub. And I guess even the iPad will be happy that the HDD is running from external power. The possibilities are endless now. Unless, apple goofs up in future updates.
So…it works, quality seems to be good, sturdy enough for regular use. In terms of value for money, what can I say. I was going for a NAS to sort out file transfer issues on iOS (I mostly work on raw photography files). There is no comparison to the money that I thought I had shell out for a NAS. Even when compared to other hubs, this thing costs 1/10th.
Hope it continues to work for some time. GO FOR IT….
Tukaram Phad –
Excellent quality. all port is working. No problem