

🔗 Connect More, Charge Faster, Work Smarter — The Ultimate USB Hub for the Modern Pro
The Vantec 10-Port USB 3.0 Hub combines robust aluminum design with full-powered, simultaneous data transfer and charging capabilities. Featuring 10 SuperSpeed USB 3.0 ports each delivering up to 900mA, plus BC 1.2 charging up to 1.5A, it supports all major OS and legacy devices. With versatile mounting options and built-in over-voltage, over-current, and overheat protection, this hub is engineered for reliability and efficiency in demanding professional environments.








| ASIN | B07NWZT1TQ |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,243 in USB Hubs |
| Brand | Vantec |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars (271) |
| Date First Available | February 21, 2019 |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 8.27 x 1.87 x 0.98 inches |
| Item Weight | 9 ounces |
| Item model number | UGT-AH110U3-BK |
| Manufacturer | Vantec Thermal Technologies |
| National Stock Number | 0 |
| Operating System | Linux, Windows, macOS |
| Product Dimensions | 8.27 x 1.87 x 0.98 inches |
| Series | UGT-AH110U3-BK |
| Voltage | 12 Volts |
O**7
Works, looks, and mounts very well.
Well constructed with a couple mounting options make for an easy installation. Every port provides power which is handy. I have one in my home office and I recommend one for every Mac Pro installation. An aftermarket USB-C to USB-B cable makes it easy to use with a MacBook Pro or other modern PC laptop workstation setups. Data wise I've successfully used several keyboards and mice, USB memory drives, USB extenders, a Flirc IR adapter, and even a cellphone. It's also handy for charging or supplying power to USB devices. The only thing I don't like are how bright the LEDs are in a dark room. A little tape on the power supply solves it's LED. But it would be nice if there was a dimmer setting for the blue LEDs on the unit...or if they were amber, orange, or even red.
B**E
Excellent powered hub
This hub is well-built. I am running multiple external USB-powered hard drives with this, and there is no problem. Other hubs (including the house brand) have failed miserably with dismounts at inconvenient times and so on. It is made of metal so is very sturdy. One of the nice features is that every port is powered, so I can plug in my IPad into any free port and it will start charging. The main point, though, is that it is reliable. I plug something in, leave it there, and it just works.
R**E
I should have known better
I usually don't purchase anything from Amazon unless it has a very good rating/review. This item did not but at the price they were asking, it had to be a good product, right? I purchased this toward the end of March. The second week of April, the guts from the inserts started coming out when I unplugged a device, (See photo) meaning I had to dig it out of the USB male device end and put tape over the broken port. By the end of April, three of the ports failed and two more had the guts pull out when unplugging a device. I thought I could fix it or I would have returned it. Too late now. Just beware this item. It's a piece of junk. An expensive one at that.
R**S
It does the job.
It is better than my old USB hubs. The SSDs and HDs don't lose contact with the CPU like before, It is much more stable. It's good that it has 10 USB 3 ports.
E**Y
Plenty of power, sturdy construction.
So you need a USB hub? Maybe you're like me and run lots of external hard drives or perhaps you just like the cocky sense of superiority you get from having many unused USB ports? If you answered yes then this might be right up your alley. It is a nice solid feeling metal unit with a power brick and 2 prong plug. I had it powering 9 4tb external drives under simultaneous load with no problems. I have tried many hubs in the $15-$35 range that come with cheap power adapters but they couldn't power more that a few drives at a time and were still not reliable then. Its worth the bit extra in the long run. Trust me, I have a box full if defunct USB hubs that I trued to save a few bucks on. This one seems built to last and I will update if it dies on me. Imagine if there were a "God of Peripheral Outlets" and after a tough day at work he came home to no dinner and his wife was yelling at him, well this might be the kind of basic but sturdy hub he would build to cheer himself up. If its good enough for such a deity, then it should ve good enough for you.
K**R
Defective power cord almost resulted in return
At first I thought the unit arrived with a bad power supply because the power indicator did not light. As I was repackaging it for a replacement I tried a different IEC C13 power cord and everything worked fine. I used a volt ohmmeter and determined that there is an open circuit in the line wire of the cord. I disposed of the defective cord and decided to keep the device. It is a nice sturdy hub. It got downgraded for shipping with a bad cord. It will cost about $10 to replace the cord. It comes with a very short USB cable so plan on procuring a longer cable also.l
K**Y
It works well and worth the money.
I have been using 3 of them on 3 different computers predominantly to attach multiple external hard drives plus other USB devices. Photo scanners need to be directly plugged into the computer otherwise they won't communicate properly with the computer (doesn't matter the manufacture of the scanner). It has been roughly a year to a year and a half since I started using the HUBs and they have been working much better then expected. On one of my computers I had to get a USB-A (female) to USB-C (Male) adapter and no problems to report. The other usb hubs I have used in the past they didn’t remotely work as well as compared to the vantec. Other things I attach to the Hubs that work well with are: -SDXC/CF card readers/writer -Digital Cameras -USB memory sticks -Web cameras -Keyboard/mouse Yes I highly recommend this hub.
B**N
The Right Tool for Duplicating Flash Drives
I bought this for duplicating microSD cards in USB adapters for school classes. I had been using USB 2.0 gear before. With the right adapters and the freeware ImageUSB program, this is four times faster. (The right adapters are Transcend USB 3.0 SDHC / SDXC / microSDHC / SDXC Card Reader, TS-RDF5K, which write reliably in addition to reading. They're available from Amazon.) This hub is in a sturdy, all-metal case. There's no "wiggle" in the USB connectors. It doesn't get warm in use, although the adapters mentioned do. It comes with a 5 A power brick and all necessary cables. All ten ports can serve as powered data ports or charging ports, so it's also the right tool if you have a bunch of miscellaneous USB-connected gear. If I get a few bucks ahead, I may buy another and duplicate 20 cards at a time!
D**E
Vantec USB Hubs Industrial 3.0 With 10 Ports Are Very Good USB Hubs : I use two of them connected each to a different TB4 USB 4 port on my Mac Studio with 5 G RAID Dual Drives on each Hubs Wow ! Each RAID have two port : one TB2 and one USB 3 but my new computer with TB 4 USB 4 dont accept the adaptor TB 2 TO TB 3 on TB 4 Ports and no compatible adaptors TB 2 to TB 4 exist and TB 4 Hubs Have not enough Ports to connect all drives even in daisy chain mode but Single HDD or RAID Dual HDD will never overflow any usb 3.0 ports or usb 3.0 hubs so i make the transition and save 16 HDD or RAIDS.
M**Y
This works great but the lights for the active ports are poor and bleed over to ajacent lights. I fixed this by just putting some black tubing around each light post inside so that it would not pick up light from the neighbour LEDs. This tiny change makes the whole thing more usable, I don't understand why the original solution is so crappy for such an expensive hub. The ports all go out when the power for the hub is turned off, this is exactly the behaviour that I was looking for, thanks!
S**N
I was trying to consolidate and clean up the USB wiring around my desk, so I picked up this hub. I had been using three hubs (my two monitors have built in hubs) and I was able to shrink it down to just this hub and clean up the wiring significantly. I'm very happy with the purchase. The Good Parts - 10 USB 3.0 Data ports, all powered - Nice metal chassis - very well built - Comes with mounting hardware - Plug and play Hit or Miss - On the expensive side, but in the end it was worth it
K**S
Not impressed by the mounting ears, they are really thin and small. The holes for the screws are only slightly larger than the slots to slide on. It would be a lot better if the holes the mounting screws fit into were larger. It would be nice if a mounting template was included, along with a set of mounting screws and anchors. The included power supply is high quality, but it will not work bus-powered.
M**T
Solid device. However it will kill any wireless signal coming out of the USB devices plugged into it. Most likely because of the metal shell. My keyboard (Logitech G915) wouldn't connect even though it was located less than 1ft away from the hub. Replacing this hub with one with a plastic shell fixed the issue immediately. If you don't need wireless usb plugs then this thing is a beast. Otherwise don't buy this.
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