![]() It’s impressive to see a decent hub that doesn’t cost much but delivers good connectivity over pricey headphones.Īpart from the Chromebook, I tested it over an iMac and a 13-inch MacBook Pro. It still outputs enough power over the USB 3.0 port and all slots stay active running just from the USB connection to your device. The Anker 4-Port USB 3.0 Hub doesn’t require external power to function, so you really don’t need to keep it plugged into your charger if the powering device has enough power to run. The external drive and camera showed up as external storage, and I even connected an external mouse that worked as soon as it was plugged in, and the flash drive was also detected. Each of the four USB 3.0 ports work simultaneously and perfectly. I needed to connect my camera, and transfer some projects from an external HDD and a flash drive all from my Chromebook, all I did was plug the cable into the USB 3.0 and I was sorted. Works with Notebook PCs, MacBooks, Chromebooks, and more The extra USB ports make it a perfect travel companion for anyone who is always on the move. It has the looks of an expensive USB hub, but in real sense, it costs less than it peers. ![]() That’s all, it just works as it is supposed to, with no extra ports like HDMI, USB-C, or SD card slot – sometimes you need it this simple. All four USB 3.0 ports sit on the from side alongside a power icon indicating pass-through charging. Measuring 3.0 by 1.03 by 1.0 inches (HWD), the Anker USB 3.0 port hub is a black-colored box with an 8.4-inch extending from the left edge and terminating in a USB 3.0 connector. It’s an excellent pick for those in need of a more robust set of ports for their laptops with limited I/O options. It’s much cheaper than many USB 3.0 adapters and hubs, it’s also much more functional and reliable. In my case, this is where the Anker 4-port USB 3.0 Hub comes in. For Apple fans who have recently bought MacBooks, the problem of a single USB-C port is all-familiar. ![]() ![]() Its connectivity is limited to just a few, daily-use ports: one USB 3.0, one USB 2.0, and a single HDMI. First, it’s thin and very light, and costs a fraction of other ultraportables on the market, but it has a fairly significant flaw: I can’t connect all my peripherals at once. ![]() For the next few weeks, I will be using an HP Chromebook 14a for some of my text-and web-based tasks and the Anker 4 USB 3.0 Port Hub will help me address the ports issue. ![]()
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