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- If you have a laptop with only one or two USB-C ports, you need a USB-C hub with lots of ports to expand your connectivity options.
- The Satechi Aluminum Multi-Port Adapter V2 is our top pick because it has all the ports you need to make your laptop more versatile.
A USB hub is a great way to get more ports on your laptop, especially if you have a laptop that only has a few USB-C ports to start with (here's looking at you, MacBook Pro).
There are a few things to consider when you're buying a USB-C hub. For starters, you'll want to think about exactly how many ports you need and what kind of ports you'll use most. For example, you might simply want more USB-C ports. Or, you might want an HDMI port, an SD card reader, USB-A ports, and so on.
You'll also want to think about the size and style of the hub since it'll be plugged into your laptop quite often. USB-C hubs can also be expensive, but you want to make sure that the hub will work perfectly and easily.
Here are the best USB-C hubs you can buy:
- Best USB-C hub overall: Satechi Aluminum Multi-Port Adapter V2
- Best USB-C hub with USB-A ports: Anker 4-port USB-C to USB 3.0 hub
- Best budget USB-C hub: HooToo USB-C adapter
- Best USB-C hub for MacBook Pro: HyperDrive DUO USB-C hub
- Best USB-C hub for iMac: Satechi Type-C Aluminum Monitor Stand Hub
Updated on 03/18/2019 by Christian de Looper: Updated prices, added a new pick, and updated formatting.
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