Collection: USB Hubs

A standard USB hub mainly adds extra USB-A ports through a USB-A connection, ideal for older peripherals. A USB-C Hub connects via USB-C and often adds HDMI, card readers and charging too. Browse both in USB Hubs & Docking Stations.

If you connect external hard drives, charge devices or run many peripherals at once, a powered hub with its own adapter keeps everything stable. For a keyboard, mouse and flash drive, a bus-powered hub is usually enough.

A USB 3.0 or faster hub keeps speeds high for most uses, but all connected devices share the bandwidth of the host port. For frequent large transfers, choose a hub matching your computer's fastest USB standard.

Yes, this is called daisy-chaining and the USB standard allows it, but it can reduce available power and speed. For reliability, use a powered hub or connect demanding devices directly to your computer.

USB-A hubs work with any laptop or desktop that has a USB-A port. If your laptop has only USB-C ports, use a USB-C adapter or pick a USB-C hub instead. Find adapters in Power & Cables.

Bus-powered hubs offer limited charging, enough for small accessories. For phones and tablets, a powered hub or one with dedicated charging ports delivers more reliable, faster charging.

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