🔗 Connect & Conquer: Your Ultimate USB Companion!
The MEANHIGH USB 3.0 Hub is a compact and efficient 4-port USB splitter designed for seamless connectivity across various devices. With support for high-speed data transfers and a sleek design, it’s perfect for professionals who need reliable performance without the clutter.
C**R
Is what it is, and does a good job of it :-)
Although USB hubs are not usually anything sexy, this one gets the job done and looks pretty good doing it. The color fits in with the desk, it's not too big so doesn't get into my way.The cord is the right length for my use, the ports all work just fine and the USB 3.0 speeds seem to be right up there (at least as fast as my Lenovo will push them, which is real fast).The port was a great place to stick the keyboard receiver, extended range Bluetooth dongle (big antenna) and another accessory that I always had plugged in. For the occasional USB stick (to transfer files) this was the perfect place to do it, rather than having to find the computer under the desk each time.I've had this running, on a 24 hour business computer, nonstop for months now and everything is still working as expected. I really can't ask for anything more.
S**N
Saves on wear on the laptop port.
It is small and works great! I do recommend this.
D**D
Nice Additional Port Device for PC
The extra ports are great involving extending PC device capabilities. Appears very sleek next to PC on desk and the person using the USB Port Expansion has said the device works well. We like the fact you can charge devices using this. Some of the other port expansion devices will not all charging.
M**N
Seems to be working great for my usage...
My usage is a bit specific, but seems to be exactly what was needed.I'm running an older (read: power-hungry) NVME m.2 in a USB enclosure on my RaspberryPi 4 based home automation controller. The enclosure was having problems sourcing enough stable power causing the system to randomly crash every few weeks.I tried a couple other hubs and just couldn't find one that came with a high enough rated power adapter. Then it occured to me that the Pi UPS has a couple USB power outputs and checking the specs saw 8(!) amps...Enter this hub with it's micro USB power input... Plug the hub into the Pi, short USB-A to micro plug to the UPS... It's been a bit and no system crashes thus far. Still too early to say with certainty... but...
S**I
So Useful!
I don't like saving anything to my laptop, so I'm always using flash drives. This gadget really makes my life easier.
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