SABRENT4-Port USB 3.0 Hub with Individual LED Power Switches - Slim, Portable Design - 2 Ft Cable - Fast Data Transfer - Compatible with Mac & PC (HB-UM43)

Fantastic addition to the computer setup

Was exceptional but had to return because my situation changed.

Great product; i use it to play around with my Galaxy phone and my LG monitor using Samsung DEX, and i have tested with my Vizio tv and LG as well and works like a charm

It gets my wireless keyboard, mouse and headset connected but I’m noticing there is a delay in my mouse. My keyboard is skipping letters when typing and I can only think the issues is coming from the usb hub port. (Keyboard and mouse are fully charged) I’m going to have to invest in another usb hub port that is more functional.I’ll come back and edit my review if I find it’s not the usb hub.

Have purchased several of these for laptops, and they all work great.

works well

Small portable, and worked perfectly well. Hard to beat at an affordable price.

SABRENT makes some good stuff at a pretty dang good price point, and this is no exception. I just picked up two of these for $8 each, and so far they both seem to be working great. I've seen a few reviews say that 4k@60Hz does not work on this hub; this is NOT TRUE! It absolutely DOES support 4k@60Hz, but your laptop/device has to have DisplayPort 1.4 to support it. See below for the technical reason.I gave this five stars, but I really think SABRENT or the seller should update the listing to note that it specifically requires DisplayPort 1.4 to get the full 4k@60Hz. Other than that, this is probably the best bang-for-your-buck dock that isn't garbage.==================================There's one catch, and it's not really SABRENT's fault: it'll only support 4k@60Hz if your device has DisplayPort 1.4. If it only has DP 1.2, you'll be limited to 4k@30Hz. This is because the USB-C port has to share bandwidth between the display and the USB 3.0 port. DP 1.4 has plenty of bandwidth available to support both USB3 speeds with 4k@60Hz display, so no issues there. However, with DP 1.2 you have to choose between USB speed or higher refresh; you can't have both.If you have a device with DP 1.2 (and you want the full 4k@60Hz), you'll need a hub that ONLY has USB 2.0. This should work to get your higher refresh, but obviously you'll be limited to 2.0 speeds. Honestly this is probably fine for most people if all you need is mouse/keyboard. If you do require those faster speeds and refresh, you'll need a two cable solution like a USB 2.0 dock + separate USB 3.0 hub or something like that.