This USB-C hub plugs into your laptop’s USB-C port and turns it into 5 full ports. For starters, you have a USB-C Power ...

Discover the best USB-C hubs for 2026 with power delivery, 4K display support, and fast data speeds. Compare features to find your perfect portable adapter. Pixabay, Aqe As laptops and tablets become ...

Plugable has launched its latest product, the Plugable USB-C 9-in-1 Hub with 140W Power Delivery Pass-through. The company says it’s for professionals and hybrid workers who require seamless ...

This 8-in-1 stand not only offers 100W Power Delivery, but also adds TF Card support for your devices that don't have it.

I recently received a Latitude 7370 (thanks Little-Zen!) which uses a 45W USB-C charger. I also bought an all-in-one USB-C hub to handle pretty much all the things my previous laptop had numerous ...

The hub can deliver a total of 100W to 10 USB-C outlets, with more juice going to devices that it detects need it the most. The hub can deliver a total of 100W to 10 USB-C outlets, with more juice ...

USB-C eliminates proprietary barrel plug chargers that we’ve been using for laptops and myriads of other devices. It fights proprietary phone charger standards by explicitly making them non-compliant, ...

At a glance Expert's Rating Pros ・Compact, efficient design ・Detachable hub is like two products in one ・Triple display Cons ...

Chandraveer, a seasoned mechanical design engineer turned tech reporter and reviewer, brings more than three years of rich experience in consumer tech journalism to the table, having contributed to ...

The Belkin Connect 4-Port USB-C Hub seems like a simple product, but it’s something we’ve had to wait years to finally get. It’s a simple, inexpensive hub that turns one USB-C port into four that can ...

11 ports on a hub sounds like a lot, and is a number more often associated with a full Mac docking station. The Anker 565 is a smaller, more portable solution than a dock, measuring 5.4 by 2.2 by 0.6 ...

This latest USB standard does so much… is it a case of technical overreach, or a powerful solution to a chronic problem?