Usb Hub Bluetooth Mouse

Great and rugged mouse, can be used with bluetooth or USB. If you are looking for a great bluetooth mouse I highly recommend this one.

bought this small hub for travelling whit my laptop with only two USB plughs (of which one is always used for the USB mouse)

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.

For many years, I have been purchasing 4-port USB Hubs that were a lot less expensive; however, when I plugged the mouse's Nano into one of these types of Hubs commands from the mouse would all too often go unrecognized. I've been told by computer savvy people that these types of Nanos get confused from a laptop cooling fan and other flash drives, etc. being simultaneously plugged into those types of Hubs. I have also found that the less expensive Hubs have a relatively short life span and I don't know what causes this. The cable on this Xcellon USB-4311B 4-port USB 3.1 Hub is much thicker than the bargain hubs. As the product's description suggests, it has a 3.1 functionality and many newer computers these days have one or more 3.1 ports. I really did not know how this product would perform; however, now that I've been using it for hours already, it has not missed a beat when it comes to my laptop recognizing each and every action that the wireless mouse generates. One tip that I will offer is to make certain that the blue LED light is illuminated when this Xcellon USB 3.1 Hub is in use and if it is not there is an on off button near the opposing end of the Hub's body. The LED light turns off automatically when the computer shuts down.

I especially like the 2 port USB hub pass-through enabling connecting a keyboard/mouse combination to the monitor and then to the computer via a single connection.

This hub is just the thing for connecting up your laptop to your wired USB-A keyboard and mouse/trackball, external monitor, and ethernet, if you're old-fashioned enough to use actual wires. It's small and lightweight -- very convenient for packing along with a laptop when shuttling between locations where you've stashed full-size peripherals.

This hub is very small which is perfect for me. My laptop has only one USB port so I wanted a small hub like this for when I need my wireless mouse (with dongle), USB drive, and sometimes a USB keyboard. So this tiny little hub stays out of the way and lets me plug in what I need.

It's so cute The CH1000 is plugged into a Thunderbolt 4 port on a Windows 11 laptop. We wanted: more USB ports, to protect the native ports from wear and tear, and reduce RFI to the keyboard/mouse receiver. The CH1000 has been used with storage devices, phones, keyboard/mouse receiver, and USB audio. Data transfer rates are identical to the native ports. This applies to both hub-to-laptop and hub-to-hub transfers. Surprisingly, it even fast charges my phone's USB 3.2 port. I know, I know, we're running the laptop's Thunderbolt port in first gear, but we use the laptop's HDMI and DP ports and don't need it's full capability.

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

I got this for my husband's older computer that doesn't have bluetooth. The old mouse and usb key were no longer working. Once I realized that the usb key was inside by the battery we were good to go. It's working great and if he's happy, I'm happy. Thank you B&H for having accessories for older computers.