10-Port USB-C Hub USB 3.2 Gen 2 - 8x USB-A, 2x USB-C - 65W Power
10-Port USB-C Hub USB 3.2 Gen 2 - 8x USB-A, 2x USB-C - 65W Power
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Our review of this 10-port USB-C hub finds it best suited to users who need a high-bandwidth, desktop-grade expansion solution for mixed USB-A and USB-C peripherals. The single biggest reason to buy is the combination of USB 3.2 Gen 2 10Gbps throughput and a self-powered design with a 65W adapter, which keeps multiple devices running at expected speeds while avoiding host power limits. For workstations and home offices that mix legacy and modern devices, the hub delivers consistent performance without relying solely on bus power.
Key Features
- 10 high-speed ports: Adds eight USB-A and two USB-C downstream ports for a wide range of peripherals while sharing up to 10Gbps from the host.
- Self-powered with 65W adapter: The included power supply provides stable power so each port can deliver its specified current and reduce device dropouts.
- Fast charging ports: Two BC 1.2 charging ports (one USB-C and one USB-A) supply up to 12W for charging phones and accessories quickly.
- USB-IF certified host cable: A 3ft screw-locking USB-C cable with a durable TPE jacket ensures a reliable, secure connection to the host.
- IT-grade protections and tools: Overcurrent Protection prevents peripherals from overdrawing power and included IT Pro software adds USB event logging for Windows security.
- Wake On USB support: Devices connected to the hub can wake a desktop or laptop from sleep, useful for remote peripherals and accessories.
Who It's For
This hub is ideal for IT professionals, content creators, and power users who need many high-speed ports on a desktop or laptop and want the reassurance of a self-powered solution. It is also a good fit for mixed environments that still use legacy USB-A devices alongside newer USB-C gear and for setups that benefit from wired, lockable host connections.
Less appropriate are strictly mobile users who only need one or two extra ports or anyone who prefers a fully passive, bus-powered dongle; the included 65W adapter and desktop-oriented design add weight and desk footprint that may be unnecessary for light travel use.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Solid build quality and desktop-oriented design that stays put and looks professional.
- High-speed USB 3.2 Gen 2 bandwidth keeps external drives and cameras responsive under load.
- Self-powered operation with 65W adapter and BC 1.2 charging ports for reliable device charging.
- Included USB-IF certified locking cable increases connection security for critical setups.
Cons
- Desktop form factor and power adapter make it less convenient for frequent travel or minimalists.
- Some users report mixed experience with port layout and cable routing that can affect access to the power switch or nearby ports.
Specifications
| Ports | 10 total: 8x USB-A and 2x USB-C downstream |
| USB Standard | USB 3.2 Gen 2 (10Gbps) |
| Power | Self-powered with included 65W power adapter |
| Charging | 2x BC 1.2 ports (1x USB-C, 1x USB-A) up to 12W each; other ports 4.5W |
| Host Cable | 3ft USB-C screw-locking cable, USB-IF certified |
| Protection | Overcurrent Protection (OCP) and Wake On USB support |
Our Verdict
For users who need many reliable, high-speed USB ports on a desk or workstation, this hub is a practical value: the 10Gbps throughput, dedicated power adapter, and USB-IF certified cable combine to deliver dependable performance and charging. It is particularly worthwhile for mixed device environments and IT deployments where security logging and overcurrent protection matter.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this hub work with Thunderbolt 3 or 4?
Yes, it works with USB-C hosts and is compatible with Thunderbolt 3 and 4 ports when used as a USB device.
Can the hub charge multiple devices at full speed?
The included 65W adapter supplies stable power; two BC 1.2 ports provide up to 12W each while other ports offer lower charging current suitable for accessories.
Is the host cable replaceable with a longer one?
The hub uses a screw-locking USB-C host cable that is USB-IF certified; replacement is possible but should match USB-IF certification and locking design for full reliability.
Editor's Take
A reliable desktop-grade 10-port USB-C hub offering USB 3.2 Gen 2 10Gbps bandwidth, a 65W power adapter, and mixed USB-A/C connectivity; ideal for power users and IT setups needing stable expansion.

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