OWC Thunderbolt Hub - 40Gb/s - Grey


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The OWC Thunderbolt Hub is designed for Mac and PC users needing to expand their connectivity options beyond a single Thunderbolt port. Its key benefit is providing four high-speed Thunderbolt (USB-C) ports and one USB-A port, enabling simultaneous connection of displays, storage, and accessories without compromising performance. A minor caveat is that while it supports a single 8K display, it requires specific Thunderbolt 4 host capabilities for full 5K/6K/8K resolution.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | TB4HUB5P |
| Brand | OWC |
No, the OWC Thunderbolt Hub supports up to two 4K displays or one higher resolution display (5K/6K/8K).
The hub is powered by the Thunderbolt connection to your computer. It does not include a separate AC power adapter.
The four Thunderbolt ports offer the full 40Gb/s speed and capabilities of Thunderbolt technology, including display output and high-speed data transfer. The single USB-A port is a USB 3.2 Gen 2 (10Gb/s) port for standard USB devices.
Yes, you can connect up to three bus-powered Thunderbolt devices, including SSDs, directly to the hub.
Yes, the OWC Thunderbolt Hub functions as a USB-C hub for compatible iPads, allowing you to connect accessories like keyboards, mice, and external displays.
OWC provides free Dock Ejector software, which allows you to safely disconnect all connected drives from the hub with a single click.
The Thunderbolt 4 ports on the hub support data transfer rates of up to 40 Gbit/s.
Ensure the Thunderbolt cable is securely connected to both the hub and the computer. Try a different Thunderbolt port on the hub and computer. Restart your computer and the hub.
Verify that the display is connected to a Thunderbolt port on the hub. Confirm the display resolution is supported by your host computer and the hub. Try a different Thunderbolt cable.
Ensure you are using a certified Thunderbolt cable. Check that the connected storage device is capable of the expected speeds. Close unnecessary applications that may be consuming system resources.
Verify that the hub is connected to a powered Thunderbolt port on your computer. Some bus-powered devices may have specific power requirements; try connecting fewer devices or using a powered USB hub for those devices.
Check your computer's BIOS/UEFI settings to ensure Thunderbolt devices are enabled. Update your computer's Thunderbolt controller drivers and operating system.
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