🔌 ICZI Ultra Slim USB 3.0 Hub with 4-Port Data Hub Converter Adapter for MacBook, Mac Pro/Mini, iMac, Surface Pro, XPS, Notebook PC, USB Flash Drives, Mobile HDD, and More Review

At first I was very excited to get this item because my 2012 Macbook only has 2 USB slots and sometimes I need 3 free slots. I use an external SSD in one of the Mac's built-in USB ports and was planning to use this hub to power my wireless mouse and keyboard. It took 4 attempts to find a slot that ran the mouse with no lag and 2 attempts to find a slot that ran the keyboard with no lag 😰 although I still notice a slight lag. So technically it works, but not as efficiently as I had hoped. I…

Use case: I bought this to convert a USB-C port on the back of my Alienware 15 R3 to four USB 3.0 ports. Pros: The best thing about this hub is its tiny size and understated looks. It works flawlessly for simple tasks like USB audio, mouse buttons, etc. The build quality is undeniable. Caveat: I have no idea how fast the transfer speeds are in high performance use cases (like transferring large files over an external drive). ) are competitive with larger alternatives. Some of these hubs are far

Got a USB hub with a completely different form factor. One that also needs a separate 5VDC power input (socket) to actually use it with moderately power hungry USB devices, but no power adapter was included. I CANNOT use external hard drives with this USB hub. Using other brand Thunderbolt 3 hubs works fine. Also, the manual doesn't list the barrel connector size, which is annoying as I see it's a non-standard larger size for a 5V input. The hub works for things like mice. But Windows Explorer…

I always get nervous when kids use our hubs because they are quite expensive. They take care of their stuff, but still. Anyway I bought them this hub for their 1 port laptop. To be honest I wasn't expecting much because it was cheap but it was definitely a pleasant surprise. This is a 3.0 hub with 4 USB ports. It's small, weighs almost nothing and is very portable. The cable is 4 inches. I wish it was much longer but it is doable. Transfer speeds are actually decent, but I like that data can be

All I needed was 2 ports but this ICZI hub was the cheapest I could find with USB 3.0. So 4 ports was a bonus. Nowhere in the specification have I found any mention of whether it can transmit data at the same time. So I expected the worst: that a switch had to be flipped on the port to be used, or that it would automatically switch to the first port that should have connected regardless of what the other ports are doing. I dared to buy it; my hard drive was backing up my computer and my printer