When you run out of AC power sockets on the wall, you usually add one of those multiple AC socket adapters so you can plug in additional devices. Similarly, when you need to connect additional USB ...

Upgrading the ports already on your PC motherboard is impossible, but you can install expansion cards that add new ones, ...

No matter which platform you use, we all have one thing in common: our PCs never have enough USB ports. Whether you need to charge or transfer files, Amazon has four different options from Sabrent on ...

USB hubs are great ways to add more ports to a computer, but if you think they're just as good as having those ports built in, you need to reconsider.

At my office, we buy laptops from Apple and Dell, and while the designs and operating software are very different, they have two things in common — they’re getting smaller and have fewer built-in ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. USB ports are always in high demand but short supply. Modern laptops are major offenders, often providing only one or two USB-C connections ...

This 11-in-1 hub adds 8TB storage capacity and 10Gbps ports to your Mac mini.

Now that several wired controllers are available for Xbox One (Power A's Mini Series controller and Spectra controllers, plus some on the way from PDP), a gamer could easily run short of USB ports on ...

★★★★★ You can never have too many high-speed data ports, and the HyperDrive Thunderbolt 4 Power Hub adds three more to your Mac or iPad Pro. Photo: Ed Hardy/Cult of Mac Thunderbolt hubs add super-fast ...

Accessory brand Hyper today announced the official launch of its new 18-port HyperDrive GEN2 18-port hub, which joins the recently released 12-port and 6-port versions. The new GEN2 HyperDrive USB-C ...

The Zagg 6-port Media Hub includes a flip-up iPad stand, an HDMI port, a USB-A port and more, with the standout feature being an easily accessible set of media controls. And all this fits into the ...

Monitor USB ports can be a bit confusing. You might spot one on the back or side of your screen and assume it works just like a USB port on your PC, but that's often not the case.