The added USB ports beef up the Pi Zero so it’s not much smaller than a standard Raspberry Pi 3, but it’s a slick enough design that it might still be useful for certain projects.

The Raspberry Pi Zero has only one USB port, but you can always add more with a powered USB hub. Over on Circuitbeard, they show off how to do so in a fashionable way.

Whether you’re working with the latest Raspberry Pi 4, a Raspberry Pi Zero, or an older model, the USB 3 Hub integrates seamlessly into your system, providing a consistent and reliable expansion ...

This 4-Port USB Hub mounts back-to-back with a Raspberry Pi Zero, requires no soldering, and there is even a nice acrylic case to hold the complete assembly. Written by J.A. Watson, Contributor ...

The Pi Zero has only one USB port (yeah, I know it looks like there are two, but the other one is the power connection and you can't hijack it), and it is not even a standard Type-A port, it is a ...

The new hub is compatible with all Raspberry Pi models and connects via a USB-A 3.0 connector on an integrated 8cm cable. It’s also small enough to fit in your pocket.

As everyone knows, the Raspberry Pi Zero only has two micro USB ports… a bit lacking for any computer — even one the size of a credit card.

Raspberry Pi Zero PoE USB Hub HAT specifications – Designed for Raspberry Pi Zero – Incorporates RTL8152B Ethernet chip, with 10M / 100M auto-negotiation RJ45 port – PoE (Power over Ethernet ...

The Pi Zero USB Docking Hub features 5 USB 2.0 ports, a 10/100 Ethernet jack, and a 3.5mm audio input and output jack. There’s also a micro USB port for power.

The docking hub comes with five USB host ports and adequate spacing between each port to accommodate USB devices with wide base width and height. It takes main power from one single micro USB port and ...

Similarly, the Pi’s GPIO pins are free of encumbrance. One drawback is the hub is fused at 2 amps, just like the Pi. It would be nice to have a little more headroom for power hungry USB devices.