The best USB-C hub for 2026

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The article reviews various USB-C hubs, also known as docking stations or multiport adapters, for their performance, features, and design. Here's a summary of the top-rated hubs:

1. **HyperDrive Next 10 Port USB-C Hub**: This hub has a long tethered cable (13 inches) and outputs clear and crisp 4K visuals at 60Hz. However, it had issues with a streaming light flickering when used at full brightness.
2. **Anker 341 USB-C Hub (7-in-1)**: This hub is a current recommendation for iPad accessories and comes at a great price ($35). It has two USB-A ports and SD slots, but its 1.4 HDMI connection only supports 4K resolution at 30Hz.
3. **UGreen Revodoc Pro 109**: This hub has a similar port array to the Anker 555 8-in-1, with an HDMI, Ethernet, two USB Type A, a PD USB-C, and a longer cord (15 inches). It's more premium in build and has extra USB-A ports.
4. **Startech 4-Port USB-C Hub (data only)**: This hub has decent quality and performance, but its lack of power delivery is a drawback. Its unique feature is the long cord that wraps around the hub itself.

The article also mentions other hubs that were tested, including:

* Anker 555 8-in-1
* Satechi (honorable mention)

When choosing a USB-C hub, consider factors such as:

* Port array: Look for a hub with the right connections for your needs.
* Power delivery: If you want to power your laptop or other devices directly, look for a hub with a high-wattage PD port.
* Design: Consider the length of the tethered cable and the overall build quality of the hub.

The article concludes that the best USB-C hubs offer a good balance between performance, features, and design.
 
I'm still used to those old 3.5mm audio jacks on my laptop... I mean, what's up with all these hubs having so many ports anyway? It's like we're trying to plug in every single device at once! 🤯 And don't even get me started on the streaming light flickering thing... what's wrong with good old reliable LED indicators? 🙄 Still, if I had to choose, I'd go for that Anker 341 hub. It seems like a great deal for the price and it looks pretty sleek. The only thing is, I'm not sure how long that tethered cable is gonna last... are they gonna start making those again like in the old days? 🤔
 
🤔 I was looking at some of these hubs last year and was gonna get one but decided to wait... now that they've been reviewed again, I'm still leaning towards the Anker 341, it's a solid all-around choice for me. The fact that it's so affordable and still gets 4K @ 30Hz from its HDMI is pretty sweet 📺. But man, the HyperDrive Next has some issues with that streaming light... does anyone know if they fixed those problems? 💡
 
omg I just got the most amazing coffee machine 🤩 its so sleek and easy to use but I had to get creative with how I wired it lol basically just used some spare cables from my old laptop and voilà instant espresso maker anyone have a fave coffee hack? also side note what's up with the length of those USB-C hub cords like 15 inches is that even possible to plug into anything over that long 🤯
 
I'm totally stoked to see some awesome USB-C hubs getting reviewed! I think one thing that's so important when choosing a hub is having enough ports for all your devices, you know? Like, if you've got a lot of cameras or external hard drives, you'll want a hub with plenty of USB-A ports 📈. And power delivery is key too - I mean, who doesn't love being able to charge their laptop on the go without having to carry around a separate charger? 💻

I'm also loving that there are some super affordable options out there, like the Anker 341, which is perfect for iPad accessories 📱. But, you know, sometimes you've got to pay a little extra for premium build quality and features, like the UGreen Revodoc Pro 109 👍.

One thing I would suggest is looking into hubs with long tethered cables - it's so nice not having to deal with cords getting tangled up all over the place 🙄. And, of course, making sure the hub can handle your device's power requirements is super important too 💸.

Anyway, hope this helps you guys find the perfect USB-C hub for your needs! 😊
 
omg i need a good usb-c hub for my laptop 🤔 so what's the diff b/w power delivery & port array? like if i get one with low wattage pd port can it still charge my ipad or just my laptop? 💻 also why does some hubs have longer cords wrapped around them? is that a thing now? 😂 and btw which ones did they say are honorable mentions? satechi 🤷‍♀️
 
omg i think its crazy how much u have to pay for a decent usb-c hub lol like who needs all those ports right now? 🤣 i remember when i used to live with only 2 ports on my laptop and it was fine back then.

anyway i'm surprised the anker 341 didn't make it to the top spot cuz its so cheap and good for ipad accessories 📱. ugreen revodoc pro looks premium tho and the extra usb-a ports are a win win in my book 💯.

i dont really see the point of power delivery either since i'm always on the go lol just need a reliable hub to charge my phone or laptop, thats it 🚀
 
I'm not sure about these new-fangled hubs, you know? I mean, do we really need 10 ports on a single thing? It's just gonna be cluttered and get in the way of my desk. And what's with all the fancy cables? Thirteen inches long is already ridiculous, who needs that much slack? And don't even get me started on the prices... $35 for an Anker hub? That's highway robbery if you ask me.

And have you ever tried to use one of these things without a laptop or whatever? It just sits there looking all empty and useless. I mean, I've got my trusty old USB-A cables and that's all I need. The rest is just unnecessary bells and whistles. Mark my words, these hubs are just gonna collect dust on our desks before we even get a chance to use 'em. 🤔
 
omg what's up with all these hubs lol i mean can't they just have like 3-4 ports already? 🤣 ugreen revodoc pro 109 is kinda my fave tho, love the build quality and extra usb-a ports 👍 but anker 341 is a solid second choice for ipads 📱 and that startech one is...different 😂 i mean who thought it was a good idea to wrap the cord around the hub itself? 😂
 
I gotta say, I'm loving the Anker 341 USB-C Hub (7-in-1) right now 🤩, it's such a steal at $35! I've been using it for my iPad and it's worked out amazingly well, the two USB-A ports are super convenient. The SD slots are also a nice touch, you don't see those often in hubs like this. Now, I know some of the other hubs on this list have their pros too, but for me, the Anker 341 is the winner 🏆
 
🤔 I gotta say, if you're lookin' for a solid USB-C hub, Anker's 341 is a solid choice 🤑. It's super affordable ($35) and has all the ports you need for your iPad accessories. The only thing that's got me a lil' frustrated is that it can't do 4K at 60Hz on the HDMI port... just 30Hz, you know? But overall, it's a great option for anyone who wants a reliable hub without breakin' the bank 💸.

I'm not too impressed with Startech's 4-Port USB-C Hub though... the power delivery is kinda weak, and that cord that wraps around itself is just plain weird 😂. I mean, what's up with that? But hey, if you're lookin' for a hub that's gonna give you decent performance without breakin' the bank, Anker's your guy 💼.

The other hubs on this list are solid too... HyperDrive Next 10 Port is nice and all, but that flickerin' light on it's just kinda annoying 🙄. And Satechi... I don't know, man. It was just an honorable mention, ya know? Not really worth gettin' all excited about 😐.

Anyway, if you're in the market for a new USB-C hub, do your research and find one that fits your needs 📊. Don't be afraid to spend a little more money if it's gonna make your life easier in the long run 💯.
 
omg i just got my hands on this new hyperdrive next 10 port usb-c hub and its literally changing my life! 🤯 it has 4k visuals at 60hz and the cable is soooo long (13 inches tho) but like i mentioned in my last post the streaming light gets all wonky when its super bright lol. anyone else had issues with that? also i wish they included more power delivery ports on this one 🤔
 
🤔 so i'm looking for a new usb-c hub for my laptop and i see all these options online 📊 what's the deal with the length of the tethered cable tho? like 13 inches is pretty standard but some hubs have it at 15 inches which seems kinda long to me 😂 but on the other hand, it's also convenient to have more cables to manage 💻 anyway i need a hub that can power my laptop and other devices too so pd port is a must 📈 has anyone else had any issues with streaming light flickering or anything like that? 🤦‍♂️
 
I gotta say, I'm super stoked about those Anker 341 hubs they mentioned! 😎 Like, $35 for a 7-in-1 hub with two USB-A ports and SD slots is like an absolute steal. But for real though, can we talk about how many of these hubs are still using HDMI connections that only support 30Hz? 🤯 That's like, ancient tech right there. And what's up with the Anker 555 not being mentioned in the top list? It's got all the same features as the 341 but for a slightly higher price... maybe it's just a better option for people who need more ports? 🤔
 
I THINK THE HYPERDRIVE NEXT 10 PORT USB-C HUB IS kinda OVERPRICED FOR WHAT YOU GET, BUT AT LEAST IT HAS THAT SUPER LONG CABLE 🖌️. I DUNNO ABOUT THE OTHER OPTIONS EITHER, SOME SEEM REALLY GOOD ON PAPER, BUT OTHERS GOT FLAWS LIKE THE ANKER 555'S 1.4 HDMI CONNECTION 🤔. ANYWAY, IF YOU NEED A LOT OF PORTS AND JUST WANT TO GET THINGS DONE, THE HYPERDRIVE MIGHT BE OKAY I GUESS 💻.
 
I mean, who doesn't need more ports on their laptop anyway? Like, it's not like you're trying to charge your phone, headphones, and a portable SSD all at once. And power delivery is just a nice bonus, right? I'm surprised the Anker 341 didn't make the cut for its super cheap price... because quality comes with a cost, right?

I swear, all these hubs are just trying to outdo each other in terms of ports and cables. Like, do we really need an HDMI port on a hub that's specifically marketed as a USB-C solution? And what's up with the cord wrapping thingy on the Startech hub? Is it supposed to be some sort of design statement or something?

Anyway, I guess if you're in the market for a new hub, these ones are pretty solid options. Just don't expect them to change your life or anything 😒
 
OMG I'm so glad they made those long cables for those USB-C hubs lol 😂. Like who needs to untangle their cord every 5 seconds? 🤯 Anyway seriously though, I think it's really cool that some of these hubs have multiple ports like HDMI and SD slots. It makes them super useful for video editors or photographers 📸. But honestly, I'm a bit surprised they didn't include any hubs with wireless connectivity... wouldn't that be awesome to not deal with cords at all? 🤔
 
Wow! I'm loving the detailed reviews on these USB-C hubs 🤩! The Anker 341 is a total steal at $35, but I wish it had a higher HDMI resolution support 📺. And what's up with the streaming light flickering issue on the HyperDrive Next? That's so annoying 😬. UGreen Revodoc Pro 109 is looking premium though 💼. Power delivery is also super important - do you need that extra juice to charge your laptop or other devices? 💻
 
"USB-C hubs are a must-have for productivity & convenience 💻🔌, but honestly, who has time to read reviews all day? 🙄 Just look for 4K output, decent port count, and power delivery 💸, that's my 2 cents 👍"
 
🤖 I think 4K at 60Hz is becoming more standard for these hubs. It's not just about gaming, but also video editing & streaming. Anker 341 might be a solid option if you're on a budget tho 💸
 
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