Thunderbolt 5 Hub Add More Thunderbolt 5 Ports for More Connectivity Explore a new world filled with workflow possibilities and state-of-the-art performance with the OWC Thunderbolt 5 Hub. It’s the perfect compact connectivity solution to solve the big problem of not having enough Thunderbolt 5 ports.
Type | USB hub |
Operating system compatibility | Linux, Mac OS, Windows |
Exact USB ports | USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 (1x) |
Item number | 53078738 |
Manufacturer | OWC |
Category | Docking stations + USB hubs |
Manufacturer no. | OWCTB5HUB5PF |
Release date | 24.12.2024 |
Colour | Black, Grey |
Type | USB hub |
Number of ports | 4 ports |
Max. connected monitors | 3x |
Compatible brands | Apple, Universal |
Operating system compatibility | Linux, Mac OS, Windows |
USB ports | Thunderbolt, Thunderbolt 4, Thunderbolt 5, USB-A, USB-C |
Exact USB ports | USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 (1x) |
Charging power | 180 W |
Country of origin | China |
CO₂ emissions | 130,19 kg |
Climate contribution | EUR 3,26 |
Scope of delivery | AC cable, Thunderbolt cable |
Length | 7.80 cm |
Width | 17.80 cm |
Height | 2.20 cm |
Weight | 382 g |
Product Safety |
Length | 23 cm |
Width | 14.50 cm |
Height | 7.50 cm |
Weight | 1.21 kg |
How often does a product of this brand in the «Docking stations + USB hubs» category have a defect within the first 24 months?
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Source: GalaxusOWC's flagship dock impresses with a pleasantly rounded design and solid workmanship. The external power supply delivers 140 watts to the TB5 upstream port, while the other TB5 ports each provide 15 watts. The USB A ports provide 7.5 watts, enough for smaller devices. The equipment includes three TB5 downstream ports, two USB Gen 2 ports with 10 Gbit/s and one USB Gen 1 port with 600 MB/s, as well...
The Thunderbolt 5 hub from OWC, also known as Other World Computing, lives up to its name: it is primarily a hub, i.e. a distributor for Thunderbolt signals. There is only one USB socket on the front; we had to use a passive USB hub for the mouse and keyboard when measuring the power consumption...
