USB and USB-C Hubs
USB hubs and USB-C hubs add power and ports for Mac, PC laptops and Chromebook. Enhance your productivity with powered USB hubs for work, home and play.
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Our seamlessly integrated docks, hubs, and adapters are thoughtfully crafted to elevate your workspace while maintaining a sleek and sophisticated aesthetic. From doubling as a laptop stand to incorporating a built-in power supply for reduced size, our products redefine versatility and style.
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We stay ahead by constantly innovating with the latest tech and listening to consumer feedback. Our rigorous compatibility tests span laptops, tablets, mobile devices, monitors, and peripherals, ensuring smooth integration into your setup.
Seamless single-cable solutions and port expansions make it easier to work, learn, create and game.
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We have numerous rounds of prototyping and stress tests which have brought added features such as UV protection and thermal control.
*Federal Communications Commission, Conformité Européenne (European Conformity), Electrical Testing Laboratories, and Underwriters Laboratories 60950-1 standard specifies requirements intended to reduce risks of fire, electric shock, or injury.
USB and USB-C Hubs FAQ
Most USB hubs have 4 to 10 ports, but some advanced models can have up to 20 or more.
A USB hub is a device that expands one USB port into multiple ports, allowing you to connect several devices to your computer.
A USB-C hub connects to a USB-C port and offers multiple types of ports like USB-A, HDMI, SD card slots, and Ethernet.
Technically yes, but it’s not recommended—power and data can become unstable or limited.
It’s used to connect multiple devices or peripherals (like monitors, keyboards, and drives) to a USB-C port, especially on laptops.