2 in 1 USB-C/A Hub 4 Ports, SNLLMZI USB Hub 3.0 for Laptop, MacBook Pro, iMac, Chromebook, Pixelbook, Dell XPS, Galaxy S23, and More Type C/A Devices

Finally, I have enough PORTS to do multiple windows on a laptop,  with my devices ... Makes my job easier than doing each separatelyCord is 7 inches long and has DUAL adaptation ends ... Adapter end USB 'A' and USB 'C'  nestled together to work USB 'A', or single if needing USB 'C'... Main Dock is 3.75 inches long x 1 inch wide ... Portable size for travel, not bulkyThe main  Hub area is only USB 'A',  four of them ....  Very fast, no lag ... I had 2 of the ports running at once, downloading 2 TB  on each external drive,  with full length movies I downloaded from DVDs I own,  family pictures,  office documents, and more ... 40 minutes transfer for 4 TBs total !!! .... Super pleased!.

Quick and easy way to expand the number of 3.0 USB ports you have available for your laptop. Most laptops only have 2, maybe 3 usb ports, but depending on the number of accessories (or expanded memory sticks etc) you're using, you just need more. This easily solves that problem. Definitely would recommend!👌

I have last year's model Mac Air 13" - the only problem with the Mac Air from last year (and many previous models) is that they only come with two USB-C ports, and one of those has to be free to when I need to charge the laptop. The new Mac Air's have the two USB-C ports AND the magsafe port for charging so you always have the two ports open as you need them.I have an awesome, inexpensive trackball I bought on Amazon (in fact I have purchased several of these because I love them so much) that has a USB-A dongle - I have a converter for that dongle and it uses one of the two ports on my older Mac Air 13" laptop. This means I have only one port open and when I need to charge, an external device needs have to wait until I can remove the charging cord.I decided I needed a hub. This four port USB-A hub with the USB-C connector comes with an adaptor for USB-A for Windows machines or older Macs that require it. The four ports are convenient and allow me to plug my trackball dongle in and use my trackball with no issue - and it lets me keep my open Mac Air port exclusively for charging. If I need to plugin other devices, I can do it with the other three ports open on the hub. The hub has a bit of cord on it and it dangles off to the side when I have my laptop on my laptop arm attached to my desk - It's the perfect setup and this hub was plug and play - I was off to the races quickly. Great little unit and I recommend it for sure.

This hub is OK if you only need USB2.0 speeds. Most devices, like a keyboard, mouse, scanner are typically USB2.0, and this hub will work fine. If you, however, want to connect faster devices, like USB storage, card readers, external drives, this hub only has a single USB3.0 port. This detail is buried in the fine print in the listing and is not mentioned in the bullet points or on the box. And that single fast port doesn't work well.If you happen to plug a USB3.0 storage device into the edge port (the one that is actually a USB3.0 port, see pictures) and try to read data of that, the device will disconnect at around 1GB. This is my biggest issue with this hub. If you have a computer with a single USB3.0 port and add this hub, you will have ZERO working USB3.0 ports. This disconnect does not happen in the USB2.0 ports.I don't think I received a defective product that somehow doesn't work with USB3.0. The listing shows the physical connectors as slow USB2.0 ones (see attached images). The received hub also has the slow connectors.Had this hub been advertised as a USB2.0, it would have been OK, but that's not what the listing states. This is misleading. Avoid this product.

Got this to hook up a few different things to my laptop. It works as expected and I haven't had any issues so far.

I wanted a USB-C hub to work with a slew of USB A devices with my M2 Mac Mini. My Mac Mini came with two USB A ports built-in, but I needed four more ports. I have a pair of speaker speakers that receive audio via USB (plugged into my Mac), an external hard drive (plugged into this dock), an external SSD (plugged into my Mac), a keyboard and mouse each using a USB A port, and an old wired printer.None of them have issues working with my Mac Mini and all four USB A ports on this dock. The external hard drive and printer have their own power supplies, but still. I haven't experienced missed key strokes, my mouse jumping around, or any other issues. Everything works. I simply plugged it into my Mac Mini while it was on and plugged each accessory into the dock.I can recommend this to anyone wanting additional USB A ports on a device that doesn't have many (or just want to better organize their USB A devices and have them plug into one hub). It sits neatly, and hidden, behind my Mac Mini.

I have been using this on a variety of different laptops, and it works great. Lot's of these little hubs on the market, this is probably the least expensive one around. I like that it has an adapter attached to the cord, not all laptops have USB-A ports. I have connected USB drives, keyboard, mouse, a camera, and even my Galaxy S23 (not all at the same time haha) into this and it had no issues.Great hub, seems sturdy and well made. The cord length is sufficient, I didn't feel like it was too short or long. I would definitely recommend this to anyone needing inexpensive USB ports.

This USB hub has 4 USB-A ports and input from USB-A as well as USB-C connectors. Out of 4 USB-A outlets one is of USB 3.0 and other three are of USB 2.0, as far as speed of data transfer is concerned.This USB-A/C connector puts this hub above other brands as it now becomes friendly for both older and newer laptops.

It works and plug fits into a tight spot on the computer.