Anker USB C Hub 4 Ports, Multiple USB 3.0 Hub with 5Gbps Data Transfer, Extender for Type C Port Laptop, PC, Desktop and More (0.7 ft USB-C Connector, Charging Not Supported)

Purchased for my college kid. Does what it says. Anker is a reliable brand. We own tons of cables and cell phone batteries from Anker. They last a long time and are well made. Kiddo says this works great at charging multiple items at a time. Good buy.

Well made, and does the job. No issues at all. Good price too.

Works great. Had a Singulair one that was provided to me and my mouse would always lose connection. With the new one, it has multiple ports with no connection issues. I love it! Highly recommemded.

Very good product. I had to buy a block specifically for it but works great.

Pros: small, lightweight, easy Cons: 5Gbps speed. 900mA combined port power is just enough for 1 external HDD. If you’re like me migrating from a system with all USB-A to one with all USB-C and carry HDDs, USB memory, software protection keys, and USB connected measurement devices that all use USB-A then look for a device that provides more juice. With this unit a HDD and a USB memory might exceed the power rating and not work concurrently. And with USB-C you’d hope for 10Gbps combined. That’s why to me it’s 4 stars. Does it work well within its slightly limited specs? So far it does. I had no connection or recognition issues at all. Especially with externally powered devices.

Works as advertised. Charging is very fast with the 100W port.

Suited my purposes and was delivered timely.

VERY solid connection. I never worry about this falling out of my laptop's USBC port corrupting my data. Design is very simple and lightweight, great for travel. There is no setup its so easy just plug it in and it just works with Windows 10/11 no drivers to install or anything. It does not get hot and is very fast. There are no lights on it so very nice for business use.

My poor server has so many internal and external enclosures the only port I had left to use was a type-c on my GPU. With this hub, I can keep it on top of the server and be able to easily swap or add usb drives or other USB accessories with ease.

I have a few of the USB A cable version, and they are great. I have a new laptop which mainly has USB C sockets, and this version with a USB C cable is just as good. All the ports on this are USB A. I like the sturdy lightweight plastic design; it doesn't feel cheap. Be aware that it doesn't pass a lot of power. Ok for usb sticks, usb ssd drives (it will transfer files fast), plus wireless mouse dongles, usb mouse and keyboard, logitech clicker, etc. But it won't power an external spinning hard drive. I think the total max current it can pass is 0.9 amp, so keep that in mind.

Works well

I purchased one of these for a new Mac Mini which only has USB-C and Thunderbolt ports. It's small and light and (like all my Anker purchases so far) it's good quality. I have read of people having problems with power-consuming USB devices such as external hard drives, particularly when plugged into a USB-A hub plugged into a rear port on the Mac. This one is NOT a powered hub, and NOT a charging device, so it's a matter of reading all the specs carefully before deciding if it meets your needs. One unfortunate consequence of a standardised connector for devices with different power capabilities.

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