USB 3.0 Hub for Laptop: Four Ports in Slim Aluminum
Four USB ports from one slim brushed-aluminum hub, so your laptop has room for the mouse, the drive, and everything else you plug in. It pockets easily and sits flat on the desk.
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Four USB ports from one slim brushed-aluminum hub, so your laptop has room for the mouse, the drive, and everything else you plug in. It pockets easily and sits flat on the desk.
Four USB ports from one slim aluminum hub for high-speed expansion
- not enough USB ports on laptop
- need to connect multiple flash drives and peripherals
- bulky docks hard to carry
Four ports, one slim hub, zero clutter
Tired of unplugging your mouse to use a flash drive? Add four USB-A ports from one brushed-aluminum hub that sits flat on your desk and slides into your bag.
Four ports where your laptop has two
- Four ports from one slim hub
Three ports run along the front and one sits on the end. That gives you room for a mouse, a keyboard dongle, and a flash drive at the same time, with no swapping at the moment you need a file.
- Built from brushed aluminum
The housing is machined aluminum, not plastic, so it feels solid in your hand and sits flat on the desk without rocking. The blue USB 3.0 inserts make the fast ports easy to spot at a glance.
- Short cable, tidy desk
The cable is short and bent at the plug, so the hub sits close to your laptop instead of dangling off the edge. Less cable means less clutter, and the strain relief keeps the connection steady when you move the laptop.
Small enough for a laptop sleeve
- 90 mmLength
- 28 mmWidth
- 10 mmHeight
Slim enough to slide into a laptop sleeve or a side pocket
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Yes. The hub plugs into any standard USB-A port on a laptop or desktop tower. Use a USB 3.0 port on the computer for the fastest transfers, since the hub's blue-lined ports are USB 3.0.
It is a USB 3.0 hub, and USB 2.0 devices plug in and work as well. Older devices will run at their own speed, which is normal for any hub.
Yes. Flash drives, mice, keyboard dongles, and card readers are low-draw devices that run well through a hub at the same time. Plug larger external hard drives straight into the laptop if they ever act up.
No. The hub runs from the laptop port, and there is no adapter to carry or lose.
Yes, if you plug in every day. A plastic hub flexes and wobbles under a heavy drive, while the aluminum body stays flat and rigid. You pay once and get a hub that lasts longer than a cheap one, and you skip carrying a bulky dock.
Yes. At 90 mm long, 28 mm wide, and 10 mm tall, it slides into a laptop sleeve or a side pocket without taking up much room.
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