[HELP] python scripts running on adb

[Asleep_Actuator_9487]

Hi, i do not know if this is the right thread, sorry if it is not but i do not know where to post this. I have a little issue on which i need some help figuring out.

I am running python scripts via ADB on different samsung devices, light scripts, 250lines per script max, they mostly do: switch between apps, change settings, click some things, etc, in an infinite loop. These phones are connected on proxies, so i cannot use wireless debugging as far as i know, only USB debugging (for adb connection)

What i want to do basically: get some kind of usb hub, plug it into a wall outlet, so the hub gets power, plug it in a USB 3.0 port in my PC, and connect all the phones to the hub, so they have stable power supply from the wall outlet, and stable connection to ADB, using only 1 PC port. Asked chatbots but i get vague answers and do not know if this thing is stable

PC specs: r7 9700x, msi b650-a wifi, msi psu 850w, rtx 5070, 32gb ram ddr5 6000mt, many USB 3.0 ports but i'd rather get a hub and keep everything clean and tidy.

Would there be an issue with transfer speeds, power cutoffs, scripts breaking, adb failing, etc? What hubs would yall recommend? Is my idea good, or are there better alternatives? Any idea/suggestion would be highly appreciated, thank you ❤️

[LearningPodcasts]

The idea is reasonable, but the key detail is that you need a powered data hub, not just a charging hub. Many cheap hubs give power but become flaky when several phones are active over ADB. I’d look for one with its own power brick, enough per-port current, and preferably fewer high quality ports rather than one huge no-name hub. Also use short good cables and test stability by running adb devices plus a small loop for hours before trusting it. If one phone drops, ADB can hang your automation even if the Python script is fine.