“I really like this little hub! It’s super small and lightweight—small enough to fit right in the palm of my hand—and I usually just keep it in my pocket when I’m on the go. Even though it’s tiny, it gives me four USB-A ports from a single USB-C plug, which is a lifesaver. My laptop only has two USB-A ports, and one is always taken by my Bluetooth mouse dongle, so having this hub makes things way more convenient. It’s simple, reliable, and perfect for everyday use. Read more
MINT USB-C Hub 4-Port Compact Adapter – 1× USB 3.0 High-Speed + 3× USB 2.0, Ultra-Slim Portable Splitter for Laptop, MacBook, PC This USB hub is great for laptops. It's tiny, so it fits into laptop bags quite easily. It takes one USB-c port from the laptop and provides 4 USB A ports instead. Everything works great! Read more
While this feels somewhat on the flimsy side, it is definitely not, and I can respect that. I've accidentally stepped on mine, and it didn't crack or anything. It was totally fine. All the ports work great. There's not an imbalance in power between ports like with some multi-adopters, and that is an issue I've had with several, unfortunately. I'm just very glad that I found one that did not have that problem, and this is only one of two that I can say that for. The fact that it plugs into a C port has made things easier for me personally, as some of my extra plugs are C-only. And a lot of times, connectors can create a looser or weaker connection in my experience. So I would not hesitate to recommend this, especially if you have several C ports that just aren't being used and are having a fight for space with USB ports. Read more
Date: 3 Nov 2025 Stars: 4 Title: convenient 4 port hub, one USB 3.0 Amazon Title: MINT USB-C Hub 4-Port Compact Adapter – 1× USB 3.0 High-Speed + 3× USB 2.0, Ultra-Slim Portable Splitter for Laptop, MacBook, PC Specifics: 4-port Usage: used with Macbook Air Summary: convenient, small USB hub. Most ports are USB 2.0 Pros: + small, portable + basic USB function, mostly with USB-A 2.0 ports + one USB-A 3.0 port + good value for the cost Major issues: None Minor issues: None Note: All reviews and opinions expressed are solely my own, based on personal experiences and preferences with the reviewed products. Some criteria used to reach my conclusions include price/value, accuracy of listing, build quality, ease of use, among others. I strive to provide honest and unbiased assessments in the hope of helping others make informed decisions when considering potential purchases. These reviews are based on my first impressions as well as thorough testing that I may have performed. If, in the future, I discover any additional issues or come to different conclusions, I will do my best to update the review accordingly. Read more
Flawless support for multiple devices. Haven't had any problems with it. Read more
This works with my phone (Android), and my laptop (Windows). I also know it works with Macbooks and some tablets. I haven't tried it with an Ipad, but I feel it should work. It is generally plug and play. The 4 USB ports are a great help for the lack of ports most laptops have now. The construction is very good, and the price is great. Read more
I ordered this USB-C to 4 USB-A hub to streamline flash drive transfers on my Samsung Z Fold 6. It works flawlessly with no setup, no hiccups, just plug and go. Instead of bouncing files between drives through the phone’s internal storage, I can now transfer directly using the phone as the bridge. The hub feels solid for its compact size, and I’ve had no concerns tossing it into my go bag. Even when the cable gets tugged or caught, it hasn’t shown any signs of strain. Transfer speeds are more than adequate for my typical use, and the build quality inspires confidence. Read more
My September 2025 order of ‘MINT USB C Hub, 4-in-1 Multiport Adapter with USB 3.0’ arrived in its paperboard box with no instructions (not really necessary). The entire hub measures 7 3/4 inches long, with the cord alone measuring 4 inches. This product is Made in China. The hub has three USB-A 2.0 ports on one side, and a USB-A 3.0 port on the end. The hub itself’s plug is USB-C 3.0. This configuration is especially handy for laptops (including most newer MacBook Air) because such laptops only have USB-C ports. Here are the Write Speeds I experienced on different hardware (using a test folder containing a few thousand files totaling 5GB): Using one of the USB-A 2.0 ports: MacBook Air M1 running Sequoia 15.6.1: 25 MB/s PC desktop running Windows 11 Pro: 35 MB/s Using the single USB-A 3.0 port: MacBook Air M1 running Sequoia 15.6.1: 102 MB/s PC desktop running Windows 11 Pro: 105 MB/s During my testing, the hub never failed or got warm. For the cost this seems like a nice product with good speed. I also like that the hub is about as small in size as possible (only 5/8 of an inch wide). Read more
