Kensington USB-C 4-Port Hub with SuperSpeed Data Transfer (K39124WW)

This hub is small enough to toss in my bag, but it gives me 4 extra USB ports. The 5Gbps speed is great for transferring large files. Plug and play – no issues. Fantastic value at $10.

I needed a compact hub for my laptop, and this fits the bill. It adds 4 USB-A ports, which is perfect. So far it's been reliable, though I wish it had a USB-C port too. But for the price, no complaints.

I use this hub with my MacBook when traveling. It's lightweight and doesn't take up much space. The ports are sturdy and hold connections well. A bit of a tight fit for some larger USB drives, but it works.

I've been using this hub for a few weeks now, and it's been flawless. I have a mouse, keyboard, and a flash drive plugged in, and they all work without any drops. The aluminum body looks great too.

It's a decent hub for basic needs, but it does get warm during large file transfers. That might be normal, but it worries me a bit. Still, it's cheap and does the job.

My PC doesn't have enough USB ports on the front, so this hub solved that. It's compact and doesn't clutter my desk. The transfer speeds are good, and I love that it's plug-and-play.

Works fine for flash drives and mice, but it struggles to power larger external drives that need more juice. For a low-cost hub, that's expected. As long as you know the limitations, it's great.

I've bought a second one for my office. It's just so convenient to have extra USB ports wherever I go. The build quality feels solid, and it hasn't failed me yet. Highly recommend.

I use this to connect my wireless mouse receiver and a few other peripherals. It works without any fuss. The cable is a bit short, but it's manageable. Great for the price.

Sometimes the hub disconnects for a second when I plug in a new device, which is annoying. It doesn't happen often, but it's enough to bug me. Other than that, it's okay.