Belkin 4-Port USB2.0 Travel Hub * Pebble

Connects and charges up to four high-powered USB devices.

The sleek, compact design of the Belkin USB 4-port travel hub conveniently adds easy-access USB ports for spur-of-the-moment connections to all your USB devices when you're on the go.

Simple and convenient built-in USB cable
USB 2.0 compliant
Connect up to four USB devices
Requires no external power supply for most devices

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Anyone who needs additional USB ports while on the road.

The Belkin USB 4-port travel hub lets you connect and charge up to four high-powered USB devices.

Highlights

Built-in USB cable provides a simple and sleek solution that's perfect when you're on the go
USB 2.0 compliant
Connect up to four USB devices
Requires no external power supply for most devices

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The built-in USB cable frees you from having to carry an extra cable.

Technical Specs

Connections

Number of Ports: 4

Compatibility

Mac

Mac OS X v9.2 or later for full-speed USB; v10.2.8 or later for for Hi-Speed USB 2.0

What's in the Box?

Belkin USB 4-port travel hub * pebble

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Warranty

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Part Number

UPC or EAN No.: 722868795552

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Was not the right for me...
- Written by Johanna V from Daly City
- Dec 16, 2010
I needed the four ports for: My printer, My Intuos4 table, my flash drive, and my external hard drive. The port only worked for my printer and external hard drive so when plugging in the other two ports, I got this message saying there wasn't enough power provided from the hub and that I needed to plug the hub in if it came with an adapter, which it did not. This hub is more for travel and for dinky extra flash drives when you're not at home (still confused how it can handle my external hard drive but not my xporter flash drive...). Anyways, this item will be immediately returned and I'll probably purchase the 4 port desktop hub that I'm sure can handle the job I need it to do. …More

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Just works!
- Written by Parameshwara P from Dalian
- Jul 29, 2011
Not only is it small and compact, it was able to handle my most frequently used USB port devices simultaneously. Epson ME 200 (printing and scanning), Maxtor Basic 320GB external hard drive (for running my Windows 7 via VMware Fusion), KingMax 8GB flash drive, and a mouse. …More

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- Written by Lynn T from Toronto
- Feb 6, 2012
I had the same issues with this hub as JV. I'm not sure if it's a manufacture defect or that the hub can't handle much but I got the same notice when I tried using more than one port. In fact, even when I only use 1 port I still get the message that "The hub does not have enough power available to operate[...]". The only thing I found that works is plugging in the usb receiver for my wireless mouse. Aside from that, even on it's own (using only 1 port) it can't even handle a simple thumb drive, phone or iPod charger. So unless my product is seriously defective, I find that this product doesn't do the job it's suppose to and is pretty much useless. …More

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Does not work
- Written by Anura D from MIRI
- Aug 19, 2012
I'm on Mountain Lion now. Tried using the USB Hub with my 2 WD external hard drives...no message pop up, no external drives in sight …More

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- Written by Lynn T from Toronto
- Feb 6, 2012
I had the same issues with this hub as JV. I'm not sure if it's a manufacture defect or that the hub can't handle much but I got the same notice when I tried using more than one port. In fact, even when I only use 1 port I still get the message that "The hub does not have enough power available to operate[...]". The only thing I found that works is plugging in the usb receiver for my wireless mouse. Aside from that, even on it's own (using only 1 port) it can't even handle a simple thumb drive, phone or iPod charger. So unless my product is seriously defective, I find that this product doesn't do the job it's suppose to and is pretty much useless. …More

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Just works!
- Written by Parameshwara P from Dalian
- Jul 29, 2011
Not only is it small and compact, it was able to handle my most frequently used USB port devices simultaneously. Epson ME 200 (printing and scanning), Maxtor Basic 320GB external hard drive (for running my Windows 7 via VMware Fusion), KingMax 8GB flash drive, and a mouse. …More

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Will this work with an Airport Extreme?
- Asked by Geoffrey T from Surrey
- Oct 23, 2010
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My understanding is that the Airport Extreme requires a self-powered hub. This particular hub is bus-powered, not self-powered, so it will not work with the AirPort Extreme base station. Likewise, it will not work with the AirPort Express. …More
- Answered by Mark A from La Crescenta
- Jan 5, 2012
Capable for iPad 2?
- Asked by Edmond C
- Aug 12, 2011
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Yes, you can charge your iPad if you plug this USB hub into your computer, and then plug a USB to Dock Connector cable into the hub. However some reviewers have had problems with not getting enough power, so it might not work efficiently. …More
- Answered by Roisin M from Belrose
- May 13, 2012