Aceele USB C Hub 10Gbps, USB 3.2 Hub with 4 USB-A 3.2 Ports, USB-C Multiport Adapter with 3.3ft Extented Long Cable, 5V Extra USB C Power Port, USB-C Splitter for MacBook Pro, iMac, iPad Pro and More

I am 100% impressed and satisfied. Nice surfaces, quality feel. Does not slow phone charging if used for that.

Good made

I plugged it in to my MacBook Air and it started working, one complaint is that the blue light on the top gets annoying, cause I have it in my bedroom and it’s kinda bright at night, but besides that it’s great.

I got this as a powered USB hub to use with a Raspberry Pi CM4, which has USB 3.1 ports. I needed to connect two drives to the RaspPi, and needed a powered hub to give them power. This has worked perfectly for that use case!

I am not sure I can say this hub looks great nor made with minimalistic design like many Apple product but it works like magic. It has enough ports that I can connect all of my stuffs to my workstation. So here is what I think.Build Quality & Design:It is made with plastic, with brushed paint finish. It doesn't look particularly exquisite but still look pretty nice. It's definitely not cheaply made, and doesn't have offsets. It's not one of these heavy hub with super sturdy finish, but it' still pretty nice.Functionality:All ports worked perfectly, and it has main connector with USB-C which is definitely a plus. I think if you are looking for some hubs for USB C and many more B, then it's a good product to buy. I mean all of the USB-A / C are pretty much all V3, so it provides similar speed as others.Buy this if you need: a USB hub and your labtop has only one USB-C portDon't if you want: super sturdy and heavy hub in the field. It's made with thin material

I purchased this hub because I needed an easy way to unplug all my USB devices AND HDMI cable (for my monitor) easily whenever I have to go into the office. I already had a USB hub, but it didn’t have an HDMI port. One of the main reasons I bought this USB hub is because you can plug the laptop power cord into the hub and then plug the hub into the USB C port to charge it. This was perfect since I have a power cord at the office. Now, it’s so easy to disconnect and reconnect everything.

If there's anything more confusing than the various USB standards and generations, then it must be rocket science or brain surgery. You'd think that in the quest to standardize such things, that making everything that much more complex and non-standard would not be the ultimate goal, but sometimes I wonder.Thankfully, unless the geek in charge changes his or her mind, USB generations are backward compatible, so given the right adapters, and given that the moon is in the right phase and you are holding your mouth right, the old stuff will work with the new.This hub is the newest bestest hub there is, so if you want the newest and bestest hub there is (as of right now) then this is the hub, bub.For what it is, what it does, and what it costs: Five StarsI am the Totally Unbiased Reviewer Dude (T.U.R.D.) and that is how I see it.

I got this so that I can have more USB-A 3.2 ports.I have been using this for a while now on my Mac Mini and it works fine.It has a slim look and I have tested connecting many USB flash & external drives to it.I have many different USB flash drives so this really comes in handy.I do not have to move the Mac Mini to look for the USB A ports in the back each time I need to plug a USB flash in.Moreover, there are only 2 USB A ports in the back and I have used 1 of them already with another USB A type hub to plug in printers and other devices.Good product at a reasonable price.