YottamasterUSB Hub with SD Card Reader, Triangle Desktop USB3.0 Hub with 3 USB A 3.0 Ports, TF & SD Card Reader with 1.64ft Cable for PC, Laptop (Not Support Charging)

Good little unit at a convenient angle for insertion and extraction when anchoredI recommend it.

I was using a powered USB hub for over a year when it just quit working one day. It was a powered USB hub that required a separate power adapter to power some of the USB. This old hub had many USB ports but it was hard to use all of them at once - a lot of the ports never got used.This hub is laid out just right with 2 USB-A and 2 USB-C all four of them USB 3.2 which is the standard these days and is what will give you the fastest transfer speeds. One of my favorite things about this hub is how little space it takes up. The small size fits perfectly on my desk next to my PC. And this hub is at an angle which doesn't seem like this would be helpful but having this at an angle lets you see the ports and access these much easier compared to the standard type.Not only does this fit perfectly on the desk it's small and light enough to take with you on the go. Toss it in your bag with a USB C cable and you'll hardly know it's even there. This hub is plug and play - no setup what so ever. Plug the included USB cable in to the right side then plug the other end in to your PC or computer and that's it. And when it comes to speeds this hub gives you the fast USB 3.2.One important thing to remember here is that to get these speeds with this new USB hub you must have the same or faster device such as a USB drive.Overall, this is a quality USB hub with the perfect layout of 2 USB-A and 2 USB-C both having USB 3.2 speeds. I've used many USB drives with this hub and it continues to provide the fast speeds you're looking to have. The small profile of the hub fits perfectly on the desk. And for the price and what you're getting I think it's a good value for the money.

I like this hub for the coloring and functionality. I wish it was heavier as it just is super light and moves easily.I also had to get a longer cable to be able to plug into my PC as the cable that comes with it is very short.Other than that it works well and has very good transfer speeds.I would consider buying in the future, but would love if they could add some weight to it.

USB on computers is tricky because even with extra power, the computer has a limit of how many connections until it fails. This has USB version 3 at one making it easier to connect important devices. On top of that, it provides a simple way to power or recharge other devices. This is an easy machine to run with and keep things connected.

This USB hub from Yottamaster has a good design with the slanted top. But the side attaching data cable takes up more space than if it attached to the back. The plastic body is so lightweight that it moves around a lot just from the weight of its cable. It has been working for me as a passive hub. The data cable seems to be good quality. I have the hub attached to my powered hub and have been able to connect an external SSD with no issues so far. The hub is okay but I have others in my collection of gear that are better made and cost less. At the current $30 price point, it should have included the power cable as well, or been made with a better material. Or it should have included more than 4 ports and/or the ability to charge devices. Overall disappointing.

This is a great little USB hub for travel. I have a Dell XPS with no USB-A ports, so this is super handy to have when using regular flash drives or larger USB HDDs. This device worked without flaw for me, despite Dell's weird ports. Some USB devices don't work well on it, but they will if you use a USB hub like this.At the time of review, they are asking $30 with a 10% off coupon. If you want a USB hub that will work with a Dell and many other devices, this will do it and it is worth the money.I particularly like that you have a couple USB-C ports on it as well. It made for a useful travel companion during my vacation.

This USB hub is like any other in terms of functionality. You plug it in and it's ready to use.I chose it because of how it looks and the shape it has, which allows it to be installed on a desk giving it a nice appearance.This hub is passive, so you can only connect USB devices with low current consumption. If you are going to connect a removable hard drive or any device that needs a lot of current, it will not work for you.