USB 3.0 HUB
USB 3.0 hubs multiply a single SuperSpeed port into four or more, restoring the connectivity that modern thin laptops sacrifice - and doing it at data rates far beyond what USB 2.0 splitters manage. The ten models in this range cover the full spread of use cases, from the pocketable 4-Port Portable USB 3.0 HUB to a 10-port data transfer and charging hub with 60W power max (12V 5A input) for workstation duty. Between those extremes sit the rectangle 4-port novelty hub, a 4-port hub with on/off switch and EU AC power adapter for desktops, a 3-port hub with a 10/100Mbps Ethernet network port for wired connections, and a 4-port model that also charges iPad and iPhone devices.
USB 3.0 matters in practice because external drives, card readers and video files move at speeds the older standard cannot reach; a SuperSpeed hub lets a whole team share one host port without bottlenecks. The card-style housing variant also suits mailings, since it slips into a standard envelope.
Choosing within the range is simple once the deployment is clear:
USB 3.0 matters in practice because external drives, card readers and video files move at speeds the older standard cannot reach; a SuperSpeed hub lets a whole team share one host port without bottlenecks. The card-style housing variant also suits mailings, since it slips into a standard envelope.
Choosing within the range is simple once the deployment is clear:
- Portable 4-port models for travellers and hybrid workers
- Powered hubs with AC adapters for fixed desktop setups
- Ethernet-combined hubs for laptops without a network jack
- 10-port 60W hub for charging-heavy shared workspaces
- Card-format hubs for flat, letterbox-friendly giveaways
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