Anker 4-Port USB 3.0 Hub, Ultra-Slim Data USB Hub with 2 ft Extended Cable (Charging Not Supported), for MacBook, Mac Pro, Mac Mini, iMac, Surface Pro, XPS, PC, Flash Drive, Mobile HDDECOLOGO

I purchased this device because as a gamer I want to be able to unplug my mouse and keyboard without having to reach over too far from my seat. This hub does not take up too much space. It does not charge devices, but that's something that should be overlooked due to how many slots it has. I have a USB camera and a wireless mouse dongle connected to it and it does not get hot whatsoever even in the tropical weather of Hawaii. The quality of it is what I expected; it is made of plastic, but unless you use a lot of force it will not be damaged. You can use it for data transfer but I do not think it is able to read memory cards other than devices that sync via USB. I do not see any connectivity or speed differences between connecting the wireless mouse dongle to an actual port and the USB hub.

Loving it so far! With the weird vendetta laptop makers have against providing usb ports, this was a required purchase for me when I upgraded from my old laptop with 3 USB ports to the new one with only 2 (sigh). The reviews had me a little nervous, with the top review at the time talking about horrible build quality and their hub basically dissolving in their hands the day they got it, but I’ve been happy with every Anker cable and charger I’ve purchased, enough that I keep coming back, so I decided to try their USB hub as well, and I’m glad I did.Mine feels very sturdy, and I’ve used it for about a month, including a few trips tossed in a backpack with other assorted computer-y stuff to go across town to a friend’s house, and it shows no sign of falling apart. With 4 ports, I’ve started leaving some of my charging cords plugged in all the time (I just unplug the whole hub when I’m not charging or using anything) and although I don’t think I’ve ever actually been using all 4 ports at one time, I have yet to run into any issues with it charging even two items and running my laptop cooling pad at once. It seems to charge/run at least three things just as fast as if I’m only charging my phone, so no complaints there. I haven’t had any issues with it disconnecting so far, it’s been plug and play with no problems, charging, running my cooling pad, and transferring data from an external hard drive to my laptop and back, don’t know what more I’d even need it to do.

I have received no remuneration of any kind from the seller, or associates. No coupons, or promises of a refund, no free product for a review, or any other type or kind. I have no connection with the company whatsoever except as a purchaser. I am not connected by friendship, marriage or business with the seller or their associates. I paid for this product with my own money and I am giving my honest opinion about the product and the retailer.I had problems with my wired logitech mouse not operating correctly in the last week. I figured it was the USB hub and/or the mouse. I ordered this hub because it was on sale and I have several power banks I bought of the same brand. They have been reliable and work very well. This one was on sale and I bought a new mouse also.. So I bought it, and it arrived today. I plugged it in and the old mouse works so it was the hub and not the mouse. I have had the other hub for 10 years or so. I guess it had to die sometime. I'll keep the new Logitech mouse as a spare. I despise wireless mice and keyboards. They continually need batteries, and I don't like the feel of them.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Primarily for the price point.The hub is not powered, so I expected a certain amount of latency and had my doubts whether it could “hold” capacity with all 4 ports being used. But so far it seems to be functioning as well as I could expect.The fact that it is very compact is a plus because of my limited desk space with a recording console taking up most of the room I have.Easy connection.

I recently purchased the Anker USB Hub, featuring four ports and multiple USB 3.0 connections, and I must say I am thoroughly impressed with its performance. The build quality is top-notch, with a sturdy design that feels durable and reliable. Setting it up was a breeze, as it truly is a plug-and-play device. Each of the USB ports offers fast data transfer speeds, allowing you to connect to multiple devices simultaneously without any lag or interruption. Whether I'm transferring files from my external hard drive or charging my smartphone, everything functions seamlessly. Overall, I highly recommend this USB splitter to anyone in need of a versatile and efficient solution for expanding their USB connectivity. It has exceeded my expectations in terms of both functionality and ease of use.

Works perfect to add additional USB-A ports to my USB-C docking station for WFH. I needed a 4-port USB hub that had an 18" or longer cable, I want to say this comes in right at about 2ft. More than enough for proper routing to keep my desk top area cleaner and simpler. I have a web cam, usb mic, keyboard, and mouse connected, I use them all the time through this adapter since I received it, zero issues.

Look, I don’t want to live in a world where I have to choose between charging my headset, syncing my external drive, plugging in a webcam, and using a USB fan to survive office life. I want all of it. At once. And the Anker 4-Port USB 3.0 Hub understood the assignment.It’s compact, sleek, and stupidly easy to use. Plug it in, and bam—you’re living that multiple-device dream, no drivers, no nonsense. Data transfer is quick, ports don’t flake out, and the whole thing just works. Like Anker always does.Let’s be honest: computers never come with enough USB ports. And if yours does, you’re probably not pushing it hard enough. This little beast is the "moar" button I needed—one click, and suddenly my setup feels way more capable (and just slightly more chaotic, in a good way).Perfect for workstations, travel kits, or just asserting dominance over cable clutter. Would I buy another? Only if I start collecting USB-powered aquariums or something. But good to know it’s ready when I do.