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Question: If I connect a charger to one of the USB 3.0 ports will it charge the mobile phone through the micro usb?
Document: I suggest getting the newest driver from the website for best results. USB / Ethernet work well with Windows 7 & 8, and also Linux while connected to my Mac Pro 5.1.The OTG (On The Go) feature is pretty unique and potentially very useful for users that are using Micro USB equipped mobile devices. This allows you to connect various USB devices to your cell phone or tablet that was not previously possible.I highly recommend this device if needing additional ports or OTG functions.
Otherwise, attach OTG adapter and connect it to your smartphone or tablet. The available 4 ports are partitioned with 3 at the top, spaced generously to accommodate different usb connectors, and one port on the side to attach any device without connector space limitation.My Note 2 recognized the device right away, and as I was adding a mouse, a keyboard, and usb flash drive - I got correct notifications for each attached peripheral device.
This USB3.0 hub comes with 4 ports, 3 usb ports on top of the device and one Ethernet port on the end. The hub is powered purely by the USB connection to the laptop/PC, so no mains power is needed, thus reducing the amount of cables.The Ethernet connection and converter may be a handy feature for notebooks and the like which don't have an Ethernet port but may need wired internet connection.
Unfortunately I don't have anything to use the adapter with. * Use *It works well, I've used it on my Mac Mini and TV and it does what you would expect, adding extra USB ports and also charging things like mobile phones. I used it to plug in my iPhone and charge at the same time. It's plug and play, so no additional software or drivers are needed.
Ultrabooks and Windows Tablets are pretty awesome. They are thin and light enough to carry anywhere, and it is hard to go back to a bulky laptop after using them. However, they are lacking in two things: USB ports and wired internet. Inateck has cleverly combined both in one little device with this hub.The first thing I do with any USB 3.0 hub is do a speed test first when connected directly to the USB port and then with the hub.
The product arrived in a compact package with a clear description of the features and specifications. Out of the box, its a very lightweight and compact hub, about 4.3&#34; x 1.3&#34; - easy to pack while you are traveling or just on the go. Yes, this little hub is perfect for &#34;on the go&#34; because in addition to USB cable, it comes with a detachable OTG usb to micro-usb adapter.
85+Mbps ethernet at my office. I wouldn't try plugging a hard drive into it or something that draws a lot of power, but I was able to charge my phone off of it and use a class 10 USB thumb drive at the same time.
However, its lightness and portability come at a price - MacBook Air is extremely ports-deficient. It has only two USB ports, one SD card slot and a small headphones jack. Most of the times when I use it none of this lack of ports bothers me, but there are situations when I need to use more than two USB devices at the same time, or connect to the Internet via a wired connection. This small Inateck USB/Ethernet hub seemed like an ideal accessory to have around.
This USB 3.0 port is awesome. I am using this for ethernet and additional ports for my computer.
This is a great idea: the combination of a USB 3.0 hub and a gigabit adapter. It's a perfect space-saving option -- the overall size is just a bit larger than my gigabit adapter and I get 3 USB 3.0 ports as a bonus!The build quality is very good.
Answer: Yes you can