---
product_id: 113197724
title: "SABRENT Powered USB Hub, 4 Port USB 3.2x1 5Gbps, USB 3 Splitter, On/Off Switch LED Indicators, 68cm (2ft) Cable for PC, Laptop, iMac, MacBook (HB-UMP3)"
brand: "sabrent"
price: "262 Lei"
currency: RON
in_stock: false
reviews_count: 8
category: "Sabrent"
url: https://www.desertcart.ro/products/113197724-sabrent-powered-usb-hub-4-port-usb-3-2x1-5gbps
store_origin: RO
region: Romania
---

# 5Gbps super-speed data transfer LED power indicators per port 4 independently switchable USB 3.2 ports SABRENT Powered USB Hub, 4 Port USB 3.2x1 5Gbps, USB 3 Splitter, On/Off Switch LED Indicators, 68cm (2ft) Cable for PC, Laptop, iMac, MacBook (HB-UMP3)

**Brand:** sabrent
**Price:** 262 Lei
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> ⚡ Power Up Your Desk with Precision & Speed!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** SABRENT Powered USB Hub, 4 Port USB 3.2x1 5Gbps, USB 3 Splitter, On/Off Switch LED Indicators, 68cm (2ft) Cable for PC, Laptop, iMac, MacBook (HB-UMP3) by sabrent
- **How much does it cost?** 262 Lei with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ro](https://www.desertcart.ro/products/113197724-sabrent-powered-usb-hub-4-port-usb-3-2x1-5gbps)

## Best For

- sabrent enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted sabrent brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Plug & Play, No Fuss:** Driver-free setup with hot-plug support means instant productivity wherever you go.
- • **Power That Won't Quit:** Robust 60W power adapter ensures stable, reliable charging and connectivity for all your peripherals.
- • **Blazing Fast Transfers:** Experience up to 5Gbps data speeds—10x faster than USB 2.0—so your files move at the speed of now.
- • **Control at Your Fingertips:** Individually switch each USB port on/off for ultimate device management and energy savings.
- • **Sleek, Durable, and Portable:** Compact ABS design with non-slip base blends professional style with everyday resilience.

## Overview

The SABRENT Powered USB Hub HB-UMP3 is a compact, high-performance 4-port USB 3.2 hub delivering up to 5Gbps transfer speeds. Each port features an independent on/off switch with LED indicators, backed by a powerful 60W adapter for stable charging and connectivity. Compatible with a wide range of devices and operating systems, it offers plug-and-play convenience in a durable, portable design tailored for professionals who demand control and speed.

## Description

Buy

Review: Sabrent USB Hub Delivers Reliable Performance - Due to an ever-increasing raft of USB devices I needed to equip my MacBook Pro 'desktop' installation with a solid alternative to an Inateck 5 port mini powered USB 3 hub which, although still running well, can be a little flaky during reboots and sometimes doesn't seem to wake devices properly after sleep, requiring a manual unplug and plug of the USB cable. I wanted to get something with individually switched ports, something robust with a strong enough PSU to accommodate all imaginable power drain over USB connectivity, something USB3, of course - not flashy but still stylish on my desktop. I've had a couple of Sabrent devices before and always found their products to be high quality and well-considered, and so as I studied the available possibilities over and over again, I found myself drawn to the Sabrent USB 3.0 Hub with 7 ports and, critically, 3 smart charging ports included. It seemed to have good reviews on desertcart and certainly appeared to be less susceptible to some of the niggles and unreliability that many users have found with other popular brands, many of which seem to be identical or very similar rebadges from what appears to be the same factory using the same configuration of the same devices. The Sabrent stood out for its good looks, and apparently rugged and professional appearance along with that encouraging volume of reviews, so I took the plunge and am glad I did. The package arrived with a surprising amount of heft to it. This isn't a light unit at all, the complete opposite of my 5 port powered Inateck USB3 Hub. The packaging is very professional and stylish, Anglo-french text and product shots in a tasteful design which presents a pleasing, sophisticated look to the product and - a nice treat - clearly designed to modern US/Europe standards rather than the cheesy, error-riddled and poorly translated efforts presented by other brands, and expressing that the contents were a more expensive product than the monotone or duotone printing on some of the 'brown packages' that we've come to expect in this market sector. The tasteful slip outer easily slides off the strong black box sporting the Sabrent logo, which opens to reveal a curiously lightweight hub unit with matt effect plastic sides, smooth rounded corners, and a tidy face place, gloss plastic and supplied with protective film in place to protect from scratches, presenting ten evenly spaced ports and their corresponding power on/off push switches and power status lights. Each status light is a blue rectangular LED and I didn't find them overly bright or lurid. One disappointment is that in the dark, unless you know the layout of the hub, there is no way of distinguishing the USB3 ports from the charging ports, and perhaps it would have been wiser - as other brands have done - to colour code the LED's and/or backlight the ports themselves. Minor things. The rectangular power switches feature a shaped button top which is about as close to a 'tactile' presentation as these strictly functional switches get. At times a couple of the buttons feel a little 'scratchy' on the sides of the faceplate during use, but that's a minor fit issue, and there really isn't anything of a gap around the buttons which would allow the ingress of dirt or grit into the mechanisms themselves. At first glance they look like they might be rubberised, but they're not - just solid, cheap-looking black plastic but entirely functional, and I have to say I appreciated the 'push' distance to engage the switch and the resistance to engaging the button - no accidental device disconnections by nudging the adjacent switch! Given the weight of the box, I was looking all around the hub for evidence of metal chassis, and there isn't any metal plating at all on this thing. It's definitely tough plastic, but how tough? Not sure. I don't think it would thank you for a thirty foot drop on to concrete or being flung at a wall, but in normal, every day use I can't foresee any problems. I think we'd do just fine with a drop from counter top to the office or bedroom floor without difficulty. The base of the hub is similar to the plastic in the sides of the unit, except with a very solidly placed rectangular outline strip of rubber, which is protected in shipping by an adhered, removable plastic film, which forms the non-slip component of the hub base, something which I appreciated, since my Inatech makes no effort whatsoever to offer desktop 'cling' and very easily pulls around all over the place given the slightest tug on the USB cables attached. Further exploration into the box reveals that Sabrent's policy has clearly been to put the weight where it really matters... They're confident that the hub is robust enough, and instead put the serious weight into the power supply... The ENORMOUS power supply. This alleviates my usual concerns about USB hubs - that the PSU's which drive them are so often little more than a phone charger plug in the wall, which give the sense that they might just pop at any moment. Instead, here we have a laptop-style two-stage power adapter, the power brick and the figure of 8 power cable, in my case with a UK plug on the end, along with the USB3 A/B cable to connect the hub to the host computer. There are no corners cut here, and you know with confidence that this brick can deliver the power - it's a 60w supply and the three charging ports with smart technology to automatically optimise the charge delivered claim to deliver 2.4 amps per port. This means I can now dispense with the additional Tecknet USB Charging Brick from my desktop and reassign it elsewhere in the house, with one less unit cluttering up my work space. I would happily recommend this product. Since my review is independent and self-funded I should also add for transparency that the unit I was first supplied with by desertcart had an intermittent fault where two of the ports were prone to random disconnections and cycling of the on/off status independent of the power switch. A very easy email communication with the vendor, SLJ Trading, Sabrent's Distributor, resulted in the very speedy exchange of the unit once stock was available, and the replacement has been flawless, as its manufacturer clearly intended. The efficacy of support only increases my esteem of the product and I'd honestly say I have no reservations about this product whatsoever. I notice that the design is very similar to an offering from Anker, and that Anker are one of the new wave of buzz-brands in this field at the moment. So what I would add in Sabrent's favour is that their offering does have the added benefit of the individually switchable USB channels for virtually the same price as the Anker - so let value-added features be your guide, rather than the familiarity with the brand name.
Review: A Lifesaver for Power Users – Fast, Reliable, and Worth Every Penny! - I’ve been using the SABRENT 16-Port Powered USB Hub for a few years now, and I couldn’t be happier with the performance. As someone who regularly connects multiple devices — from external drives and flash sticks to webcams and audio interfaces — this hub has been a total game-changer. The build quality is excellent. It feels solid and well-made, and the power adapter ensures that every port delivers consistent, reliable power. I’ve experienced zero dropouts, even when all 16 ports are in use. Data transfer speeds are great too — exactly what you’d expect from a USB 3.0 hub. One thing I really appreciate is the individual power switches for each port. It’s a thoughtful touch that helps keep things organized and efficient without constantly plugging and unplugging devices. If you’re a tech enthusiast, content creator, or just someone tired of swapping USB cables all day, this is the hub you need. Highly recommended!

## Features

- FRIENDLY DESIGN: Sabrent Powered USB Splitter 3.2 lets you easily connect up to 4 USB devices to your PC or laptop, LED indicators show the power status for each port. With on/off switches, you can easily connect and disconnect your devices with the push of a button. Each port has its own separate power button, so you can control each port independently.
- SUPER SPEED TRANSFER: Sabrent Powered USB HUB 4-Port, (Super Speed data transfer) With data speeds of up to 5Gbps, 10 times faster than USB 2.0 This means that HD films, music, and data can be transferred in just seconds. (Backwards compatible with USB 2.0 or 1.1)
- WIDE COMPATIBILITY: USB HUB with power adapter compatible with USB stick, external hard drives, USB sticks, mouse, keyboard, USB headphones, speakers, MacBook, Mac Pro/Mini, iMac, Surface Pro, PS4 PS5, XPS, Notebook PC, USB Flash Drives, Mobile HDD and many more USB devices.
- EASY TO CARRY: USB hub is as portable as possible, small, and easy to carry, the USB hub is made of high quality ABS material, which gives this hub incredible durability and ensures a stable connection between your peripherals and computer. No need for drivers to install, plug and play. USB adapter supports a hot plug.
- BUY WITH CONFIDENCE: If you encounter any problems during use, please contact us in advance. We will give you a satisfactory answer as soon as possible. Register your product at Sabrent.com, contact our friendly customer service [support@sabrent.com]

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00TPMEOYM |
| Best Sellers Rank | 1,498 in Computers & Accessories ( See Top 100 in Computers & Accessories ) 29 in USB Hubs |
| Brand | SABRENT |
| Brand Name | SABRENT |
| Colour | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Card Readers, Desktops, Digital Cameras, Headphones, Keyboards, Laptops, Monitors, Mouse, Printers, Scanners, Smartphones, Tablets, USB Flash Drives |
| Compatible devices | Card Readers, Desktops, Digital Cameras, Headphones, Keyboards, Laptops, Monitors, Mouse, Printers, Scanners, Smartphones, Tablets, USB Flash Drives Compatible devices Card Readers, Desktops, Digital Cameras, Headphones, Keyboards, Laptops, Monitors, Mouse, Printers, Scanners, Smartphones, Tablets, USB Flash Drives See more |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 24,194 Reviews |
| Data Transfer Rate | 5 Gigabytes Per Second |
| Enclosure Material | Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00819921011749 |
| Hardware Interface | USB 3.0 |
| Hardware interface | USB 3.0 |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 8.7L x 3.8W x 1.5H centimetres |
| Item Weight | 1.5 Ounces |
| Item height | 2.08 inches |
| Manufacturer | SABRENT |
| Number of Ports | 4 |
| Operating System | Mac OS X and Higher |
| Product Features | Fast Charging, Fast Data Transfer, Indicator Light, Lightweight, Plug and Play |
| Product Warranty | 2 years after registration |
| Special feature | Fast Charging, Fast Data Transfer, Indicator Light, Lightweight, Plug and Play |
| Total USB Ports | 4 |
| Total USB ports | 4 |
| UPC | 819921011749 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** SABRENT
- **Colour:** Black
- **Hardware interface:** USB 3.0
- **Special feature:** Fast Charging, Fast Data Transfer, Indicator Light, Lightweight, Plug and Play

## Images

![SABRENT Powered USB Hub, 4 Port USB 3.2x1 5Gbps, USB 3 Splitter, On/Off Switch LED Indicators, 68cm (2ft) Cable for PC, Laptop, iMac, MacBook (HB-UMP3) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61Ao102CksL.jpg)
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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: what's the different between the one with the external power adapter and the one without?**
A: With my USB 3 Ports on my Acer  TC-780 front panel ports, I can power  all four ports with thumb drives.  When I tried the same with a Dell U473D Slim Multimedia Keyboard with 2 USB Port I had to use the pawer supply that came with the HB-UMP3 4-port Powered USB hub.

I would advise getting the powered hub because you don't know if your USB port will support enough devices without the power supply unit.

**Q: How many ports can I have active at one time, without overloading the single port of the computer?**
A: actually, while you can theoretically link 127 devices, there is a limitation to the depth or hiearchy you can link hubs (which is 7).  In many systems (particularly windows) you may find that the hub controller in the pc can consumer 2 or 3 of those tiers.  While that's likely not an issue for most, I've run into a problem when I link a 7 port hub into a KVM switch -- I get an error message stating that the system can not see some devices (because the actual 7 port hub actually contains 2 usb controllers and the kvm switch contains 2 controllers).   Suffice it to say -- this is a rare occurrence -- just don't daisy chain a bunch of 4 port  hubs together if you run out of ports -- get a hub with more ports

**Q: How long is USB3 cable?**
A: measured mine at about 1 meter.  I really like this thing.  The two red high-power only ports are oriented 180 degrees from the USB 3.0 ports so you physically can't mix them up either.

**Q: Will using a 7 usb 3.0 hub ultimately put next to no strain on my motherboard because power is being generated from the AC adapter?**
A: I 5 Gigabyte Motherboard with powerful  Intel processor, 16 Ram has moor paver than standard PC. I don't think the hub would help.  However, some software might. I will look  this up  in  the later date.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Sabrent USB Hub Delivers Reliable Performance
*by V***N on 27 February 2019*

Due to an ever-increasing raft of USB devices I needed to equip my MacBook Pro 'desktop' installation with a solid alternative to an Inateck 5 port mini powered USB 3 hub which, although still running well, can be a little flaky during reboots and sometimes doesn't seem to wake devices properly after sleep, requiring a manual unplug and plug of the USB cable. I wanted to get something with individually switched ports, something robust with a strong enough PSU to accommodate all imaginable power drain over USB connectivity, something USB3, of course - not flashy but still stylish on my desktop. I've had a couple of Sabrent devices before and always found their products to be high quality and well-considered, and so as I studied the available possibilities over and over again, I found myself drawn to the Sabrent USB 3.0 Hub with 7 ports and, critically, 3 smart charging ports included. It seemed to have good reviews on Amazon and certainly appeared to be less susceptible to some of the niggles and unreliability that many users have found with other popular brands, many of which seem to be identical or very similar rebadges from what appears to be the same factory using the same configuration of the same devices. The Sabrent stood out for its good looks, and apparently rugged and professional appearance along with that encouraging volume of reviews, so I took the plunge and am glad I did. The package arrived with a surprising amount of heft to it. This isn't a light unit at all, the complete opposite of my 5 port powered Inateck USB3 Hub. The packaging is very professional and stylish, Anglo-french text and product shots in a tasteful design which presents a pleasing, sophisticated look to the product and - a nice treat - clearly designed to modern US/Europe standards rather than the cheesy, error-riddled and poorly translated efforts presented by other brands, and expressing that the contents were a more expensive product than the monotone or duotone printing on some of the 'brown packages' that we've come to expect in this market sector. The tasteful slip outer easily slides off the strong black box sporting the Sabrent logo, which opens to reveal a curiously lightweight hub unit with matt effect plastic sides, smooth rounded corners, and a tidy face place, gloss plastic and supplied with protective film in place to protect from scratches, presenting ten evenly spaced ports and their corresponding power on/off push switches and power status lights. Each status light is a blue rectangular LED and I didn't find them overly bright or lurid. One disappointment is that in the dark, unless you know the layout of the hub, there is no way of distinguishing the USB3 ports from the charging ports, and perhaps it would have been wiser - as other brands have done - to colour code the LED's and/or backlight the ports themselves. Minor things. The rectangular power switches feature a shaped button top which is about as close to a 'tactile' presentation as these strictly functional switches get. At times a couple of the buttons feel a little 'scratchy' on the sides of the faceplate during use, but that's a minor fit issue, and there really isn't anything of a gap around the buttons which would allow the ingress of dirt or grit into the mechanisms themselves. At first glance they look like they might be rubberised, but they're not - just solid, cheap-looking black plastic but entirely functional, and I have to say I appreciated the 'push' distance to engage the switch and the resistance to engaging the button - no accidental device disconnections by nudging the adjacent switch! Given the weight of the box, I was looking all around the hub for evidence of metal chassis, and there isn't any metal plating at all on this thing. It's definitely tough plastic, but how tough? Not sure. I don't think it would thank you for a thirty foot drop on to concrete or being flung at a wall, but in normal, every day use I can't foresee any problems. I think we'd do just fine with a drop from counter top to the office or bedroom floor without difficulty. The base of the hub is similar to the plastic in the sides of the unit, except with a very solidly placed rectangular outline strip of rubber, which is protected in shipping by an adhered, removable plastic film, which forms the non-slip component of the hub base, something which I appreciated, since my Inatech makes no effort whatsoever to offer desktop 'cling' and very easily pulls around all over the place given the slightest tug on the USB cables attached. Further exploration into the box reveals that Sabrent's policy has clearly been to put the weight where it really matters... They're confident that the hub is robust enough, and instead put the serious weight into the power supply... The ENORMOUS power supply. This alleviates my usual concerns about USB hubs - that the PSU's which drive them are so often little more than a phone charger plug in the wall, which give the sense that they might just pop at any moment. Instead, here we have a laptop-style two-stage power adapter, the power brick and the figure of 8 power cable, in my case with a UK plug on the end, along with the USB3 A/B cable to connect the hub to the host computer. There are no corners cut here, and you know with confidence that this brick can deliver the power - it's a 60w supply and the three charging ports with smart technology to automatically optimise the charge delivered claim to deliver 2.4 amps per port. This means I can now dispense with the additional Tecknet USB Charging Brick from my desktop and reassign it elsewhere in the house, with one less unit cluttering up my work space. I would happily recommend this product. Since my review is independent and self-funded I should also add for transparency that the unit I was first supplied with by Amazon had an intermittent fault where two of the ports were prone to random disconnections and cycling of the on/off status independent of the power switch. A very easy email communication with the vendor, SLJ Trading, Sabrent's Distributor, resulted in the very speedy exchange of the unit once stock was available, and the replacement has been flawless, as its manufacturer clearly intended. The efficacy of support only increases my esteem of the product and I'd honestly say I have no reservations about this product whatsoever. I notice that the design is very similar to an offering from Anker, and that Anker are one of the new wave of buzz-brands in this field at the moment. So what I would add in Sabrent's favour is that their offering does have the added benefit of the individually switchable USB channels for virtually the same price as the Anker - so let value-added features be your guide, rather than the familiarity with the brand name.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Lifesaver for Power Users – Fast, Reliable, and Worth Every Penny!
*by S***K on 24 April 2025*

I’ve been using the SABRENT 16-Port Powered USB Hub for a few years now, and I couldn’t be happier with the performance. As someone who regularly connects multiple devices — from external drives and flash sticks to webcams and audio interfaces — this hub has been a total game-changer. The build quality is excellent. It feels solid and well-made, and the power adapter ensures that every port delivers consistent, reliable power. I’ve experienced zero dropouts, even when all 16 ports are in use. Data transfer speeds are great too — exactly what you’d expect from a USB 3.0 hub. One thing I really appreciate is the individual power switches for each port. It’s a thoughtful touch that helps keep things organized and efficient without constantly plugging and unplugging devices. If you’re a tech enthusiast, content creator, or just someone tired of swapping USB cables all day, this is the hub you need. Highly recommended!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ God a blue screen of death at first, but fixed it.
*by A***D on 25 July 2025*

If you want to skip all this and read the final comment, go for it. The blue screen I got is probably because I'm running another 15 port USB hub that is 13 ports and 2 charging ports, alongside this 16 port sabrent USB hub, so when I plugged a bunch of things in the 15 port hub and then plugged in 1 item in the 16 port sabrent it gave me a blue screen with error in USB driver conflicts. This could happen because of many things, for me, it is because my laptop ran out of memory resources and USB driver resources to be exact and my laptop being too old there are no updates for it and no updates for my old OS Windows 7 Home, so what I did which seems to have fixed it was switched the computer off, wait about 10–20 seconds then I unplugged everything and turned it on without anything connected to the USB ports. When the computer boots up into windows, and everything has loaded up completely, then I plugged in the 15 port USB hub, and then plugged devices in one at a time, Then plugged in the 16 port Sabrent hub and plugged in about 4 devices, all seem to work fine now no blue screen of death as I used to call it in the 90s. However, 3 ports in the 15 port hub do not work because the resources must be used with the 16 port sabrent, go figure not surprised it's 13+16 ports would be hard to get all ports used. For me the only downside to using this 16 port hub would be losing 3 ports out of the 13 port hub I have, but to be fair and honest I haven't used up all the 16 ports of sabrent yet, it may actually limit me to less than 20 ports total. Only time will tell when I fill it up, and I promise I'll update my review if I come across any issues like it can't take any more. In this case you are better off getting and keeping one USB hub in your system and 16 ports seems to be the better one as you can use them for anything data or power charging for phone charging etc... I do admit this looks good, and it's well-made to build quality is top-notch, storage capacity well if you can get all 16 ports to work and each one contains 8TB SSD you would have to be super rich, but it technically is able to take 8TB x 16 ports = 128TB or 12TB x 16 ports = 192TB I'm not rich enough to test this out, but in theory why not. The 90 watts should be enough power and if you don't turn on all 16 ports, it won't use all the 90 watts just being on, it only draws the power of what it's using. I don't think that 90 watts is enough to fill all 16 ports with power hungry USB ports, unless they come with their own power supply to help. I'd say this should have been 100-120watts to give those 16 ports enough room to breathe if filling it all up. If worse comes to worst you can unplug the others and just use this 16 port USB hub which should work on newer computers if it was plug and play with my old system, I see no reason for it not to work with a new system. Final comment: This is a sleek individual 16 port hub that feels cool to the touch, it is an aluminium shell around it, it's a good product and should be plug and play, any issues like blue screens maybe caused by individual user setups and personal computer issues. It can be used to charge phones and products, or data like hard drives and USB flash disks, each USB port is individually switched on/off indicated by a small blue light, that seems to be kept in its own slot meaning the light doesn't turn on in the next USB slot if the previous slot has a blue light on, so I didn't notice any light leaking out. It is exactly as stated on the product page it comes with a 3 pin plug and a 2 pin if you need to use an adapter, it came with a rear screen panel with screws and plastic anchors to fit it on, for some reason I can't see any way for me to use it with this hub this might be a unique setup thing, but it's included, and everything is as stated on the product page. Will update if there's any issues.

## Frequently Bought Together

- SABRENT 4 Port USB 3.0 Hub with Individual LED Lit Power Switches, Includes 5V/2.5A Power Adapter (HB-UMP3)
- AINOPE USB Extension Cable,USB Extender,USB 3.0 Extension Cable, Male to Female Cord High Data Transfer Compatible with Webcam,USB Keyboard,Flash Drive,Hard Drive,Printer,10FT,Grey
- Anker USB Hub 4 Ports, Multiple USB 3.0 Hub, USB Splitter for Laptop, Extender for A Port Laptop, PC, Desktop and More [Charging Not Supported](2ft USB-A)

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