USB C Hub 3.2 Gen 2, 10Gbps USB C to C Adaptor with 4 Type-C Data Ports, 2ft Extension Cable Data Transfer Splitter with Type-C Power Port for Laptop, MacBook Pro, Samsung Chromebook, Etc

Great piece of kit that has added a few very handy extra USB‑C ports to the laptop without taking up much space on the desk. Build quality feels solid for the price, the attached cable is a good length, and all the ports have worked reliably with drives and peripherals so far. For a low‑cost hub it does exactly what is needed and makes connecting everything much simpler.

Using this with an M1 Mac mini (2020). Previously, not having enough connectivity led me to buy a couple of USB-C hubs (one SSK B093247D2N which has 2 USB-C and 2 USB-A and another no name which has 4 USB-C). Despite getting the required extra connectivity, I found drives and devices dropping offline - seemingly randomly. For example, Time Machine drives would work but be offline next time I looked. Quite obviously, it wasn’t that there was anything wrong with the actual drives. Did some reading around and realised it was likely power delivery to the hubs and devices. I did get a particular arrangement of drives (and other devices) and socket usage that worked but if ever I changed anything, I was likely to have to go through multiple permutations before I found a combination that would continue to work. Reading around the internet, it appeared that there might be an issue with power available at each USB socket. Decided to get a powered USB-C hub. But even that wasn’t straightforward as I wanted one without fancy things like Ethernet or HDMI or card reader capability. Just dead simple - power to the USB-C sockets. Already have multiple USB-C charger/power supplies. Set this Aceele device up and it has now worked flawlessly for about a week. Not long to be sure, but not a single disconnection. Have now also connected the other USB hubs to this Aceele device in a cascade - and everything I have tried so far works just fine. Including a new Time Machine SSD drive. I’ve done absolutely nothing to test or check speeds. They don’t really matter to me. I have a simple set up and, so long as when I do something it doesn’t appear to take long, I am happy. I’d notice if anything were really slow but probably not any difference between 5 and 10 GB. The relatively long cable is very much appreciated. Avoids having to fiddle around right behind the computer except when plugging it in. My other USB-C hubs have something like 10cm cables which are terribly short.

As advertised. 🫡

This USB hub is very fast, I'm having some issues with charging the Mac while using it, but it might be down to that I'm not using an official apple charger, but regardless of that, it's really fast. I should have brought this a long time ago

Bought thr item to replace my aging usb c adapter. It is light and works from the start. Excellent.

After ordering a couple of adapters in attempt to add a third screen via usb c port, I discovered that not all usb cs are the same, and this one worked for my laptop. I can now use three screens for my work!

A very compact little usb hub. Pass through works well. External hard drives run at full speed without transfer errors. External nvme drives in a caddy are not always recognised first time but work well once recognised, usually have to reboot twice for them to be seen.

There are not too many options for just a 4 port USB-C hub. This being powered makes it the best choice i could find in all my searching. Works great to extend the ports on my mac M1 Mini 2020. As one of the 2 USB ports is tied for 2nd monitor I found this the best option as a full USB-C dock with HDMI seemed a bit overkill for me.