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USB C hub with at least 6x USB C 3.2 ports

Fruitbat1919Fruitbat1919
in Hardware

I currently have two hubs. One with lots of multiple port types and the other with 4x USB C 3.2 ports.

IM looking to replace the hub with the 4x USB C3.2 ports for one with at least 6x USB C3.2 ports. I dont care if its powered or not as I have a spare socket to power it.

Ive looked on Amazon etc, but struggling to find anything with more than four of those ports. Even hubs with more than 4 USB C ports seem to have a mix of 3.0 and 3.2. I wnat the faster data speed types as ive found I have less issues with some devices while using them.

Can anyone link me to a suitable hub. Im trying to keep the cost below £50, but if I end up having to spend more than so be it.

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  • JumpercollinsJumpercollins

    https://amzn.eu/d/9cMae8e

  • Fruitbat1919Fruitbat1919

    @Jumpercollins said:
    https://amzn.eu/d/9cMae8e

    Thanks. Im unsure by the description if that will work, as it states that when all ports are used the data transfer drops to the slower data speeds of 3.0, but I may get one and try it to see it works with all my devices. I am definetly concerned if it slows my external SSD and the new SSD I want down at all.

    Im not overly clued up on all this, so will have to go read up some more.

    Thanks for the link though as I didnt see this one at all on my Amazon hunt

  • SamuSamu

    Depending on how many actual controllers/busses the hub has the ports may slow down when connecting slower devices.

    Most audio-interfaces and other even though they use USB-C (mainly for higher power) are still USB2.0 or even USB1.0 devices and thus can drag the bus-speeds down...

    For slower 'USB-C' devices I tend to use USB-A -> USB-C cables and use the USB-A ports on the hubs.

  • Fruitbat1919Fruitbat1919

    @Samu said:
    Depending on how many actual controllers/busses the hub has the ports may slow down when connecting slower devices.

    Most audio-interfaces and other even though they use USB-C (mainly for higher power) are still USB2.0 or even USB1.0 devices and thus can drag the bus-speeds down...

    For slower 'USB-C' devices I tend to use USB-A -> USB-C cables and use the USB-A ports on the hubs.

    Thanks @Samu that clarifies it all a bit more. I will just get the device with some more ports then and be seletive where I put the devices. I suppose my array of midi controllers wh8le needing power, arent really in need of fast ports, just my main SSD. Even the backup SSD I intend to get, running slower is no major issue.

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