Anker USB C Hub, Aluminum USB C Adapter with 4 USB 3.0 Ports, for MacBook Pro 2018/2017, ChromeBook, XPS, Galaxy S9/S8, and More

This is a simple but effective USB 3 hub, just plug into a USB 3 port and you now have 4 USB 3 ports to use. Not a lot to say about it, I installed it, connected two external USB3 hard drives and forgot about it. It just works. The hub feels well made and like it will last a long time. I have other Anker product and haven't had any problems with them.

I read many reviews about cheap USB 3.0 hubs which only have one or two 3.0 slots with the others being USB 2.0. I wanted to ensure my music gear was running at its best so I spend a bit more on this Anker hub and I feel totally confident with it. Plus it feels very well made. A USB hub is not really a thing to get excited about, but I know I'd feel some anxiety if I'd gone for a cheaper one. Do yourself a favour and put doubt aside.

Great usb c hub works well without any latency. Really like the little indicator light. All metal build and has a good weight to it. The usb c cable is also decently long. 5 stars

This does a good job connecting up a range of usb sticks, powered external drives or memory card readers. It doesn't seem to cope with USB powered hard drives though.

Like on advert, no problems whatsoever, I have it for few months, and many other devices from them, everything is working/ functioning perfectly

All 4 ports work well, what else I can say :) Simple but perfect. Highly recommended.

Nothing to dislike, good quality plus compact for travel 👍

Does what it says on the tin, very compact thankyou will recommend This part is not for the seller it's for amazon This review nearly got lost with the purchase as the delivery driver posted it through a totally different address had the resident not brought it round I never would have received it SORT YOUR COURIERS OUT, they are not only harming these businesses they are costing you millions in refunds

It works... sporadically. Choose a better option.

I am hesitant to buy off brand devices to solve connection problems with my tech. Unfortunately, Apple tech is expensive. I’ve bought (and returned) many devices that either haven’t worked or that haven’t lasted. I’ve found Anker devices very dependable in terms of providing working solutions and ones that last. I held my breath as I hooked this one up between a monitor with an hdmi connection and my new MacBook with a “C” connection. It worked just fine! No problem! Anker solves another problem for me with a quality product!

I needed more ports to connect a couple of external drives that I was connecting into a RAID-1 array. The drives were both USB 3.0 and quite inexpensive for their 4TB size. Combining the two was considerably less expensive than buying a dual enclosure RAID drive, so I decided to try this route. The only problem was that I was running out of hub space and on-computer ports. I saw this USB-C to USB-A adapter and realized that I could not only get more ports, I could also get more speed by running through USB-C and avoid a speed bottleneck. I've always been happy with Anker products, so I put in my order, received the adapter, plugged in the drives, formatted them, set up the RAID through the computer, and everything worked like a charm. If a drive fails in this unit, all I have to do is plug in another drive of the same size and tell the computer to rebuild. I've had three RAID failures in dual drives over the years, and in every case, the failure has been in the controller board, not the drives, which rendered the unit useless until I bought another dual unit enclosure or simply replaced it and reused the drives elsewhere. This Anker adapter allowed me to set up a cheaper and more flexible drive setup for less money with still good throughput. The unit itself is constructed solidly. The cord is long enough for convenient positioning, unlike a lot of this type adapter. It's solid, built on focus to its purpose, and it works flawlessly. And the price is quite reasonable.

Ordered this guy for a macbook pro and it wasn't long before I was having intermittent problems with it (not reading or connecting to devices and in one instance, corrupting memory card data). At first I thought it was a user error or possibly a software or OS compatibility issue. I got frustrated and didn't have time to deal with it so I threw it in a drawer for 4 months (haha). When I had time I messed around with it some more and confirmed that there was a bad connection internally. I contacted customer support and a nice representative sent a new one out immediately. Got the new one within a week and everything works great so far. I like this unit because it's at the end of a short cord (as opposed to being connected directly to the port on the side of the laptop like another one I have) so that it doesn't put any unnecessary strain at the point of connection). This item is kept in my grab and go backpack that stores all of my laptop/ipad and mobile tech that goes with me to on-site jobs. I would recommend this item to friends.

Okay, so I bought this to use with my MacBook Pro. I HATE the laptop keyboard, and I have NEVER liked using TrackPads, so I always carry a Logitech K400r keyboard & a wireless Logitech Marble. Both have wireless dongles & both are straight USB. Which is an issue since the MacBook is ONLY USB-C. I do have the standard Apple Dongle, but that had only 1 USB port. I was plugging an old USB hub into that, but it was bulky, slow, & had a separate power source. Which made for a lot of clutter on my desk. So I figured I would use this, it would eliminate the need for the Apple Dongle, and the power cable, along with being MUCH smaller, and the color matches my Mac. All good so far. Add to that, it feels solid. I THINK its got an Aluminum case, but even if it isn't it SOUNDS like Metal. So That's another plus. The MAIN issue I have with it is the cord. Its much shorter than my last hub, but its still TOO long. It only needs to plug into my laptop, not be out of sight somewhere. 2 inches would be plenty, but this is just 3x too long. I tried coiling up the excess, but it created interference with the WiFi dongles. So now I just have it loose. Everything works fine, it just bugs me. Other than that, its a perfectly fine product. If it had the shorter cord, I would have given it 5*'s