🔌 TP-Link USB 3.0 Hub 4 Port - Compatible with MacBook, Surface, Chromebook, Ultrabook, Laptop, iMac, PC, Raspberry Pi, Xbox, PlayStation 3/4, Smart TV, and TV Box (UH400) Review

It can be safely recommended, especially in conjunction with portable devices. Pros: Great, cute item, portable thanks to the hidden USB cable in the case. When connected, a small white light above the port lights up - a trifle, but nice :) I use a keyboard, mouse, and sometimes a desktop fan for small things - there were no breaks, everything is super. Has cons: A short usb-cable, because of which it is almost right next to the connected device. I use it with Microsoft Surface Pro 3, where…

I'm using a tiny Surface Pro 2 tablet and working with files on a USB drive, working with a wireless mouse transceiver for the beautiful Logitech M510, working with a Razer Mechanical keyboard with all LEDs on full brightness and light show all day every day. This hub never heats up and doesn't slow anything down. Very happy.

Not big at all (about 7cm square), although I've seen smaller travel hubs. It's USB 3, so I get better transfer speeds and output power than just a USB 2 hub. I've powered an Asus portable monitor with it with no issues. The built-in cable storage is a good thing. The convenient shape with two ports, each located on two sides, allows you to connect devices without interfering with each other.

Good stuff, four USB ports, everything works. I particularly like that a dedicated USB cable screws into the item, making it easy to pack in a laptop bag. WOO HOO - I no longer have to unplug one device to use another, now I have lots of ports. I can't confirm using it with devices that draw a lot of power, but it does power my USB printer, a P-Touch label printer. , USB remote keyboards and trackball without lag.

Good hub, works well. I even use it for the mouse and keyboard on my laptop, so as far as I can tell it doesn't add much, if any, lag. I play FPS and Minecraft games on a 144Hz 1ms display so I can tell when I was aiming if the lag was more or less. It's been maybe 8 months to a year and still going strong.

This hub was bought for travel. It's just great! With a quick pack in the morning, I can plug everything in and charge at once. When everything is in one place, nothing is ever left in the room! Loads things up quickly. Also use it as a hub on my interface for work that needs more than one element connected at a time. Very happy with this streamlined, lightweight hub!

You'll never run out of USB slots. This version 3.0 hub costs the same as the version 2.0 hub but supports faster devices. I have two and use them all the time. They also reduce wear and tear on your computer's USB ports. I don't know about you, but I have a lot more problems with 3.0 ports than 2.0 ports. As such, I do NOT want to plug and unplug devices into my computer's slots. They're much easier to plug into the hub ports. Even if I damage the hub slot, it's easy to replace, but the…

My 3 year old laptop only has one USB3 port (and only two USB2 ports). So if I need more space I have to use a hub. This hub is too big for travel and hidden behind a monitor, so not very practical. This TP-Link hub allows me to connect more devices, it's quite small and affordable. However, the size of the ports is quite small - it's really difficult to fit most USB devices in them. You almost think you're plugging the cable the wrong way round! And the cable can be about two inches long, so…

I was trying to use this with an Acer Chromebook. Because of this, the computer could not connect to the network (usually this is achieved by linking a WiFi hotspot to a mobile device). And I didn't even connect the portable Wi-Fi hotspot through a USB hub. The only way I could reconnect to a network was to restart my computer and mobile hotspot many, many times, and then go outside and yell obscenities at the top of my lungs. I'm pretty sure it was the last thing that mattered. I don't…