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C'MON! USB 3.0 hubs STILL M.I.A.?
So it's been six months since the entire MacBook Pro and Air line-up has been graced with USB 3.0. The new Mac mini and iMac's have since been upgraded to USB 3.0 as well, albeit with 4 each, so a hub may not be necessary for most people with one of those. Then again, most people buy MacBook's of one sort or another (over 75% in fact) and they only have 2 USB 3 ports, so I can't believe I'm the only one looking for a simple USB hub...?
![]() I know about the Support page on apple dot com, but even with all recent software updates applied - of which at least one talked about how USB compatibility had supposedly been improved - I am still not finding any USB 3.0 hubs except a yellow one from Satechi. (although it looks like they have the same one in grey now) So does anybody have a working USB 3 hub? By that I mean one that works at USB 3.0 transfer speeds? Any recommendations or help would be greatly appreciated? Are there any other people looking for a USB 3 hub?
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There are tons of them. I've been using one for months.
What are you talking about?
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You should try using Google.
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I just typed USB3 hub into google and got pages and pages of results.....
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I know what you mean, dude.
I mean https://www.google.co.uk/shopping/pr...ed=0CH4Q8wIwAA I don't know https://www.google.co.uk/shopping/pr...d=0CIIBEPMCMAE about you, but https://www.google.co.uk/shopping/pr...d=0CIYBEPMCMAI I can't find https://www.google.co.uk/shopping/pr...d=0CIoBEPMCMAM any https://www.google.co.uk/shopping/pr...d=0CI8BEPMCMAQ USB3 hubs https://www.google.co.uk/shopping/pr...d=0CI8BEPMCMAQ out there https://www.google.co.uk/shopping/pr...d=0CJMBEPMCMAU for sale https://www.google.co.uk/shopping/pr...d=0CJwBEPMCMAc at all. |
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Yeah, google is dangerous.
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And to the rest of y'all, excuse the hell out of me for asking a question. I have purchased two USB 3.0 hubs, both of which only work at USB 2.0 speeds. When researching the issue, the supported operating systems routinely exclude all Macs with USB 3. Sometimes, specifically by model, e.g. "Does not work with MacBook Pro w/ Retina display". Still others have 4+ star reviews and the one or two 1-star ones are all Mac owners who scream about how "this hub sucks", despite the fact that the supported OS section only listed every last edition of Windows. Now...all of you who claim to have a working USB 3.0 hub on a Mac, and working at USB 3.0 speeds, I want you to respond and tell me the make and model # so we can see if you're really so completely above me technologically or if all you can do is run a Google search. A'ight???
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Also using a 4 port USB 3.0 hub at USB 3.0 speeds on a Mac without any issues. Got another whine? Last edited by TheSpeaker; Dec 11, 2012 at 12:11 AM. |
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http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1502677 and http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1493121 ---------- Sure.
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Yeah, I just used Google Shopping and geolocation meant the default was the UK, sorry about that.
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The one I have now is from IOGear, model # GUH374. I just received a tweet from Belkin, a major accessory maker for all platforms: "unfortunately the only USB 3.0 hub we have is only compatible with window drivers, we have nothing for MAC OS."
To my west coast buddy/Hollywood reject/hater: Ohh, this is a Bay Area vs. L.A. thing, is it? That explains everything. So again, I need a MODEL # for the USB 3.0 hub you claim to have is working at USB 3.0 speeds. Come on, man...you can do it! Simply follow the instructions below: Also, "NMF", "dontpanic", "Mr. Retrofire", "ChrisMan": Click on the logo, select "About this Mac" --> "More Info" ---> "System Report". Then kindly select USB in the left-hand menu that magically opens up and write your MODEL # in your response to this thread. Thus far, only "torana355" seems to be truly interested in helping me find one.All of you made it sound like I'm the only one who doesn't have a USB 3 hub hanging from the side of their Mac. Clearly, you can look this up in less time than it takes you to write another ignorant baseless insult?
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To the OP, did you have any success with a HUB that reliably performed at USB3 speeds on a retina macbook pro?
I have read the other responses with pastes of random usb3 Hubs that are for sale, but a lot of these now via amazon uk or other have specific mention in the comments that they have issues with retina mbps, in some cases this is acknowledged by the manufacturer. TLDR: I too can use google to find random hubs for sale like the ones in this thread, but I'd like to hear from anyone who is actually running a reliable usb3 hub on a rMBP, and what model number it is, that would be really helpful. am also looking for a reliable USB3 cf reader. Cheers! |
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thanks jedolley that's exactly the kind of answer i was hoping for...
although now i'm even more confused as in the feeedback on the link you give it seems problematic, and also elsewhere such as in this listing: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Uspeed-USB...item4abd099e1e its clearly marked as not compatible for retina macbook pro... "System Requirements Windows XP/Vista/7, Mac OS (Not compatible with Retina Macbook Pro)" |
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I started to get one as there are a few out, but seems the quality of them isnt up to par yet. Reviews are showing like 2 out of 5 stars on most, so leaves me little paranoid. But non the less they are available.
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Apple Macbook Pro & USB 3.0 not ready for each other.
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I have read so many posts... yes used google.... some don't have even enough power(powered usb 3.0 hub) to sustain the 900ma. Others just say don't work on mac... mountain lion... i have the retina macbook pro & have sent back uspeed... thought i found it with pluggable... but they also have a disclaimer... Apple get with a vendor and make this work.... sell them on your site... who cares we want one that works. and it would be terrific if it would also work with the superdrive, but that's probably too much to ask. http://cdn.macrumors.com/vb/images/smilies/rolleyes.gif |
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