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1. #BEST USB HUB FOR PC TO POWER KEYBOARDS HEADPHONES ETC. HOW TO#
2. #BEST USB HUB FOR PC TO POWER KEYBOARDS HEADPHONES ETC. UPDATE#

Note that the USB-A ports are spaced far enough apart to support standard-sized USB keys and cords, but without much wiggle room.Īt just under AU$28, the C15 is dirt-cheap, and tucks easily into your bag. Lention's C15 USB-C hub falls into the basic category, offering just three USB-A Type 3.0 ports, an SD card reader, and a microSD/TF reader-and that's it. The Aukey USB-C hub that we previously recommended has either been discontinued or has gone out of stock. Our picks for the best basic USB-C hubs have changed as of May 2021. Also look for longer cords, for easier placement of the hub. Avoid any hubs that connect directly to the port rather than using a cord, as they can block other ports. Look for a good price, consider whether you want to pay a little extra for something like ethernet, and try to find products with a good warranty for added peace of mind. You shouldn't have to think too hard about a basic USB-C hub. (Of course, you could also buy a hub without charging capabilities and use it in the other USB-C port, to the right of the charging port.) The best basic USB-C hubs In this example, the left port is used for charging, so you'd need to buy a USB-C hub with a charging input to use with this slot.

#BEST USB HUB FOR PC TO POWER KEYBOARDS HEADPHONES ETC. UPDATE#

We update our USB-C hub recommendations periodically with new advice on what USB-C hub to buy.Ī USB-C hub connects to the USB-C on the side of your laptop, such as on this Lenovo Yoga C740. Our recommendations for the best Thunderbolt docks can be found in a separate story.

#BEST USB HUB FOR PC TO POWER KEYBOARDS HEADPHONES ETC. HOW TO#

Below our picks you can find information on how to choose a USB-C hub versus Thunderbolt and how we tested our review units. We purchased numerous USB-C hubs to highlight details you can't tell from the specs, like whether the ports are crowded together or the hub runs a bit hot. For whatever reason, the shelf life of a USB-C hub is short! If one of our listings is sold out, there may be an upgraded replacement available. The more advanced full-featured options can run up to $140 or so, depending upon which ports are included. We've divided our picks into two categories: basic and full-featured, the latter denoting hubs that offer greater extensibility, including the ability to charge phones.Įxpect to pay about $49 for the basic category of hubs that combine USB-A ports and SD card slots and little more. Fortunately, there are so many USB-C hubs available with various combinations of legacy I/O that finding one to meet your particular needs is as easy as ordering off a menu.