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Tendak
Tendak CP-030-BK powered seven-port USB 3.0 hub

Seven listed data ports, separate charging output, and individual switches. A closer look at the benefits, the limitations, and the alternatives.

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THE SHORT ANSWER

Our take

CP-030-BK may suit a desktop with several wired peripherals when seven listed data ports, switches, and an external adapter meet the need. Confirm the speed and adapter details because the saved listing conflicts and omits the adapter rating.

Consider it for

A desktop user considering a powered hub for several USB peripherals and individual controls, who can verify the exact port diagram, adapter rating, speed claim, and current seller offer..

Look elsewhere if

Do not choose it for a required USB-C host, verified 5Gbps performance, known adapter voltage/current, USB-C PD to a laptop, or a current exact Amazon offer without checking the specific unit.

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Pros & cons

What could work for you, and what to consider before buying.

What works in its favor

  • Seven USB 3.0 data ports and a separate smart-charging output are listed.
  • The record describes individual switches and a 100cm/39-inch lead.
  • An external adapter is listed for the powered hub.

What to weigh up

  • The same listing pairs 5Gbps with 500Mbps, leaving the speed unresolved.
  • The adapter's voltage and current are not stated.
  • The current Amazon offer and exact host connector are unverified.
Specifications and exact model details

The key details

Published product specifications
Model coveredCP-030-BK
Host connectorHost connector not specified
USB 3.x data portsSeven USB 3.0 data ports are listed; rate copy conflicts between 5Gbps and 500Mbps
InstallationDesktop powered hub with a listed 100cm/39-inch lead and individual switches
Hub powerExternal adapter is listed; its voltage and current are not given
Host chargingSeparate smart-charging output up to 2.4A; no host PD pass-through is documented

Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 4, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.

Full review: how the features affect your choice

What the features mean for you

Distinguish the seven data connections from charging

The CP-030-BK listing describes seven USB 3.0 data ports and one additional smart-charging port. That distinction matters if your goal is to attach peripherals: the charging socket should not be counted as an eighth data connection. The layout suits a desk where several wired devices stay connected, provided the host computer and power supply can handle the attached load. It is less useful if you need USB-C data, HDMI, Ethernet, or a memory-card reader, none of which are listed for this model. The charging port is separately described as up to 2.4A, but the source does not establish a modern USB-C PD profile or a particular fast-charge standard. Match each connection to the role printed on the exact unit.

Use the switches as connection controls, not safe-removal buttons

The product record says every USB port has its own on/off switch and that a port can be turned off without unplugging its cable. This can help keep permanently attached accessories organized and let a user power-cycle one device. For storage, first eject the drive through the operating system; turning off a port during writes risks interrupting file operations. The source does not describe a separate software controller or a data-isolation guarantee. Its page says the hub remembers switch states after power-down, but that detail should be checked against the exact revision if persistent configuration matters. A large number of switches adds control at the desk, though it also adds another set of buttons to label and manage.

Treat the speed statement as unresolved

The listing calls the product USB 3.0 and states up to 5Gbps, but the same sentence includes 500Mbps. Those are different rates. The copy does not explain whether the second number is a typo, a conversion error, or a separate limit, so this review does not choose one as the reliable performance figure. It also does not show seven independent channels or a per-port test. If large-file transfers are central to your purchase, verify the speed marking and documentation on the current product and remember that hubs share an upstream host connection. For keyboards, mice, and other low-bandwidth accessories, exact peak transfer rates may be less decisive than confirming the number and type of ports.

Check the adapter and lead placement

The product title and listing describe a powered hub with an adapter, and the detail copy gives a 100cm/39-inch host lead. That reach can work on a desktop, but may be short if the hub must sit far from the computer. The inspected product record does not give the adapter's voltage, current, or connector details, so confirm that the power supply in the box matches the exact CP-030-BK revision. Do not substitute a supply solely because its plug fits. The product record also makes general compatibility claims, but it does not give a detailed current-device matrix. Review the live listing and adapter label before connecting several drives or other power-sensitive equipment.

Search by CP-030-BK and compare the current port face

NatureBridge repeats CP-030-BK and B00VK9PRIU and supplies a detailed listing, but the Amazon product page could not be opened in this check. The tagged search uses the exact model rather than presenting that ASIN as a verified current product link. Before purchase, compare the seller's model code, seven switched data ports, separate charging output, power supply, and cable length with the source record. Confirm that the current version has the same speed and charging text, because the existing page already contains a numerical speed conflict. This is a candidate for a powered peripheral hub if those physical features are confirmed; it is not evaluated here through personal testing, buyer-review summaries, price, stock, or sales data.

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Before you buy

Are there eight data ports?

No. Seven data ports and one separate charging port are listed.

What speed is verified?

The page's 5Gbps and 500Mbps figures conflict.

What should be checked before using a replacement adapter?

Confirm the exact voltage, current, and connector for the CP-030-BK revision.

Where can I check the current price?

Use the Amazon link for current offers. Check the exact model, seller, product condition, delivery, and return terms. This page does not display a live price or confirm stock.

Sources and review basis

Sources & review basis

We use the linked product documentation for the features above. Our suitability notes and buying advice are editorial judgments based on those features, not measured performance results.

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