Usb Hub Bluetooth Adapter

When I bought the 2018 Apple Mac mini, my Bluetooth keyboard and trackpad became unreliable to unusable unless plugged into the computer, consuming two ports. After a lot of isolating and testing, I determined the problem was my old USB-3 multipart hub. Replacing that with the Sabrent 10-port USB-3 hub has completely eliminated the problem.

If want USB Hub just take this and don't think twice.

I had originally asked if this adapter would pass all data, etc and work with a USB hub or dock. Once I had this adapter, I ordered a dock. I am using a HyperDrive 12 port hub/dock. I have used several of the ports and the speed is fast! This adapter works as listed. I am using with a MacBook Pro. The connection is USB 3.0 to the Angelbird adapter to the HyperDrive. Thanks for the input of those that answered my original question.

This is the second EZQuest USB Hub adapter that I have owned. It works great with my MacBook and has powered backups plus other peripherals. Highly recommend this.

With this adapter, I can connect a powered USB hub to my tablet. This allows me to use my card reader and external HD with my tablet to back up photos while traveling.

This device is a must have if you purchase one of the Mac 2020 Laptops with only two type C USB ports. This hub adapter has everything that I need to connect to the outside world with my new Mac laptop.

The Xcellon 4-Port Slim USB 3.2 Gen 1 hub is a perfect companion for my MacBook Pro. My MBP NEVER has enough ports, this small, well-made adapter solves this problem for me. It's permanently hooked up to my computer and goes with me whenever I travel. It's lightweight but well-made. I've had it in my bag (with a ton of other stuff banging into it) for the past few weeks and it doesn't even have a scratch. It's a great little adapter! [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

It's a great compact usb 3 hub.The included ac adapter and standalone hub usb charging feature is a great feature.Also nicely matches Transcends usb 3 card reader, with a similar style and form factor, just slightly wider and longer than the card reader.

This single-purpose adapter may be more reliable than an Ethernet port combined into a multipurpose USB hub. Still, with all such adapters, you may sometimes need to unplug and re-insert the USB hookup. TP-Link also has a USB-C version; I've purchased many of both types.

I use this adapter in a USB A hub because I ran out of C ports on my Mac Mini. Works perfectly for the security key plugged into it.