SABRENT USB-C Hub 5-in-1 Docking Station, 4K@60Hz HDMI (Requires DP Alt Mode), 100W PD Pass-Through, 3-Port USB 5Gbps Adapter for Laptops, MacBook Pro/Air, and Type-C Devices (HB-TC5P)

I recently purchased the Sabrent 4-Port USB 3.0 Hub, and it has exceeded all my expectations! This compact and lightweight hub is a fantastic addition to my workstation, providing me with the additional USB ports I desperately needed.Pros:High-Speed Transfer: The USB 3.0 ports deliver blazing fast data transfer speeds of up to 5Gbps, making it easy to transfer large files in no time.Versatile Compatibility: It works flawlessly with my laptop, desktop, and even my gaming console. I’ve connected various devices like keyboards, mice, flash drives, and controllers without any issues.Individual Power Switches: Each port has its own power switch with an LED indicator, allowing me to manage my connected devices efficiently. This feature is incredibly convenient!Plug and Play: No need for any drivers or software installation. Just plug it in, and it’s ready to use. The setup couldn’t be easier.Durable Design: The hub is well-built with a sturdy ABS case, ensuring it can withstand daily use.Cons:External Power Adapter: While the hub works perfectly with bus power, using an external power adapter (sold separately) is recommended for powering high-energy devices like external hard drives.Overall, the Sabrent 4-Port USB 3.0 Hub is an excellent product that provides great value for its price. It has significantly improved my productivity by allowing me to connect multiple devices simultaneously without any hassle. Highly recommended for anyone needing extra USB ports!

It works great and looks great. Special appreciation for the flexibility to choose to use USB ports 0/1/2/3/4 depending on your needs.

Small portable, and worked perfectly well. Hard to beat at an affordable price.

This device works very well. Only down side is where if you can only connect it to the left side of the laptop, all the ports face towards the laptop making it messy when hooking up into the device. Perhaps making one that allows the device to attach to the left side and have access to all the ports?

Have purchased several of these for laptops, and they all work great.

Works as expected.

Great product; i use it to play around with my Galaxy phone and my LG monitor using Samsung DEX, and i have tested with my Vizio tv and LG as well and works like a charm

Unlike USB 3.0 hubs I've tried in the past, this one works very well. I bought 2 of these hubs, and I've got one plugged into the other, effectively giving me an additional 7 free USB 3.0 ports. To my surprise, it appears that the data transfer rate is not impacted by this configuration. Transfers are fast and reliable. I've copied several terabytes from one external drive to another, both of which were connected via the Sabrent USB hubs, without a single hiccup. I also tried a test case wherein I had 3 separate large file copies in progress, at the same time, between 3 different external drives, and everything worked! Of course, the transfer rate for each individual copy was slower, but, in the aggregate, the USB 3.0 data rate was maintained.I really, really like the individual buttons for each USB input port which allow me to selectively enable/disable inputs - the buttons were a key reason I went with this Sabrent model. So, for example, I have 4 external drives hooked up to one Sabrent hub, but I only want to "bring online" the particular drive(s) which I need at the moment. I'm using WD 8TB MyBook external drives which automatically power down when they detect no connection on the USB 3.0 port, so I save power (and wear and tear) on the drives I'm not actively using, and I avoid the clutter and confusion of mounting unneeded drives.One final note on my configuration: As I mentioned, I have one of these hubs (call it the "slave hub") plugged into a second hub (call it the "master hub"). Plugged into the slave hub, I have 4 self-powered WD 8TB MyBook external drives which I selectively enable/disable according to my needs at the moment. (BTW, works fine if I enable all 4 at the same time!) In the master hub, this leaves me 3 free USB 3.0 ports (recall that the slave hub uses up the 4th port). Anyhow, for good measure, I'm using a Sabrent 2.5A power supply to provide power to the master hub, just in case I want to plug in devices which are not self-powered. I should hasten to add that, even without power supplied to the master hub, testing shows that I can successfully plug in at least one WD portable (non-self-powered) 4TB drive. However, I decided to go with a powered hub in case I ever want to plug in multiple non-self-powered USB devices. Note that you can order the Sabrent 4-port USB 3.0 hub with and without the little power supply.Overall, I'm exceedingly pleased with this product. Nicely made, very attractive and low-profile, and, best of all, it works really well. I will be purchasing an additional one of these for my other laptop.