Anker USB C Hub, Aluminum USB C Adapter with 4 USB 3.0 Ports, for MacBook Pro 2018/2017, ChromeBook, XPS, Galaxy S9/S8, and More

I didn't need video, SD cards, and the myriad of other ports that some of these come with. This one is basic. Exactly what I wanted. 4 USBA connectors to a single USBC. Works perfectly for my application.

I still have some well-working USB-3 devices that I have to connect to my MAC Mini using USB-C ports. I had been consuming 2 USB-C Ports for 2 external DVD Drives and needed to add a new USB-C peripheral, so this cable let me connect the 2 drives to one USB-C port. In the past I have seen performance issues when doing that but this hub seems to run at least as fast as my devices, so there is no performance loss and I freed up a valuable USB-C port for a new external device. I saw a comment from someone about the cord length. In my case I would have liked to have the cord shorter, but I am OK with the length which seems to be 18-24 inches.

The media could not be loaded. THIS IS AN EDITED REVIEW: The original item I received appeared to be defective and Anker asked to send me a new one, which I accepted hesitently and it worked as expected. Well done Anker, few companies today would make sure that the customer is satisfied like you did.I like a clean desk and clean lines, I also bought myself a new Apple MacBook Air and the lack of ports sent me looking for a hub for all the items I looked to plug in.Looking for in purchase:-Sturdy-Value-USB 3.0 (at a minimum)-Long CordDesign: The Anker USB C Hub to 4 USB 3.0 has a sleek and clean look. The metallic grey works great with the MacBooks and the slim design is great for hiding it underneath a desk.Issues: When I checked the transfer speeds of the devices plugged in they were well below the USB 3.0 speeds and the up to 5GB that was advertised with the item. (Anker sent a new one and I believe that it was just a defective unit)Cost: $17.99Positives:++Material++Look++Design++Build Quality++Cost++Transfer speeds (on the second one)Negatives:--Slow transfer speeds (on the first one)Final Thoughts: I did reach out to the company and they offered two solutions. One that I plug the item in faster, which caught me off guard that the speed I physically plug something in could affect the transfer rate. (Yes, I confirmed that they meant to plug the item in faster). The other solution was that they would send me a new item, which I did take them up on and the new item worked with zero issue. It transferred at top speed and worked perfectly with both an SD Card reader and a SSD enclosure (among other things). I will say I wish it had USB-C ports but, they never claimed that it did so no knock for that. I love the cord length and all and all works great.Would I recommend: Absolutely I would. This is a great product and the company stands behind the item, that is rare in today’s world.

A little tome lag for gamers but overall good product

Work well

As more and more portable systems reduce or eliminate USB-A from their form factors in favor of USB-C, we find the to be a great solution for maintaining availability of a usb-a interface for our tech work. All my techs have 1 or 2 of them in their bags.

Mi primer "usb hub" fue marca Anker y aún lo conservo. Por esa razón decidí comprar este y hasta el momento no me ha decepcionado. El acabado es elegante y estilizado.

Works great! Use it for multiple devices and connected to my computer. No issues!

I read many reviews about cheap USB 3.0 hubs which only have one or two 3.0 slots with the others being USB 2.0. I wanted to ensure my music gear was running at its best so I spend a bit more on this Anker hub and I feel totally confident with it. Plus it feels very well made. A USB hub is not really a thing to get excited about, but I know I'd feel some anxiety if I'd gone for a cheaper one. Do yourself a favour and put doubt aside.

Great usb c hub works well without any latency. Really like the little indicator light. All metal build and has a good weight to it. The usb c cable is also decently long. 5 stars

With both my USB A ports being used for wireless keyboard/mouse and ethernet adaptor I was left with 1 USB C port. Fine with a dual USB A and C memory stick but not so good when you have external hard drives, mobiles, cameras and satnavs which come with USB A cables. 4 USB A ports fits my requirements perfectly and with the ports sited on the top of the unit it saves on desktop space. Plug and play works a treat and all my peripherals were recognised and worked without any issues. Highly recommended.

This does a good job connecting up a range of usb sticks, powered external drives or memory card readers. It doesn't seem to cope with USB powered hard drives though.

Another top quality product from Anker.