Sabrent’s ultra-popular 4-port USB 3.0 hub is $10, already a great price, but today you can get it for just $4.80 with the Slickdeals code SD48UM43 at checkout, which is a killer deal.

MSRP of the Orico USB 3.0 Hubs range from 19.99 for the 4-Port and $29.99 for the 7-Port models. Each unit has a one-year warranty. 10. The packaging is modern with a two-tone white and blue ...

The hub’s USB-A 3.0 ports run at a speed of 5 Gbit/s (gigabits per second), which is the same speed you can expect from any USB-A 3.0 port on a PC desktop or laptop, so uploading and downloading ...

Thus a USB 3.0 hub is in order. Of course there are no Xbox One-specific USB hubs, but pretty much any USB 3.0 hub will do the trick. With that in mind, I grabbed the Sabrent 4-port USB 3.0 Hub ...

This idea led us to look at the HooToo Shuttle 3 Port USB Type C hub, ($60, available on Amazon) a portable accessory that includes an SD card reader, three USB 3.0 Type A ports, an HDMI port ...

The USB 3 Hub features universal compatibility with all Raspberry Pi models, making sure that users can benefit from its expanded connectivity options regardless of their specific device version.

With cheap USB hubs, there is a rare accident where the entire port comes out when you unplug the USB cable, but with the Raspberry Pi USB 3 Hub, this doesn't seem to be a problem. The back of the ...

Since most SBC projects require a USB hub anyway, ... arduino, Atmega32L, current sensor, ESP8266, FE1.1s, ... I have 3 usb power monitors to help me out and they are a pain in the you know what.

USB 3 Hub Handles Production Chores Jan. 4, 2017 Technology Editor Bill Wong takes a hands-on look at Acroname’s programmable USB 3 hub that is designed for production work.

Even though shipping Macs have sported USB 3.0 ports for more than half a year, compatible USB 3.0 hubs have been thin on the ground. Expanding those 4.8 Gbps ports would make better use of all ...

I used V-USB for a couple of projects with my own code from scratch (i.e. No Arduino etc) and they work fine. I am using Win7 X64+libusb and use Vendor Specific commands only.