USB Cables, Hubs, Extensions & Accessories

USB-C, USB-A & Beyond - Which Cable Do You Need?

USB-C to USB-C for Modern Devices

Need to charge your smartphone, tablet, or laptop? USB-C to USB-C cables offer high-speed charging and fast data transfer, ideal for MacBooks, newer laptops, Android devices, and more. Look for Power Delivery (PD) support for optimal charging speeds.

USB-A to USB-C for Legacy Compatibility

Connect new devices to older USB-A ports with versatile USB-A to USB-C cables and adapters. These are perfect for desktops, older laptops, and car chargers that haven't switched to USB-C yet.

USB-C to HDMI, Ethernet & DisplayPort

Transform your USB-C port into a multi-functional connector with cables that support video and network output. Great for connecting to monitors, streaming content, or adding wired internet access to laptops and tablets.

USB Hubs, Port Expansion and Accessories

Single-Port to Multi-Port USB-C Hubs

Turn one USB-C port into many. Ideal for connecting a mouse, keyboard, USB drive, external display, and more, all from one hub. Perfect for laptops with limited ports.

Powered vs. Unpowered Hubs - What's the Difference?

Powered hubs use an external power source to support multiple high-draw devices (e.g. external hard drives), while unpowered hubs draw from the connected device. Choose powered if you're a heavy data user or need stable peripheral performance.

USB Adapters for Every Setup

Compact Adapters for Travel or On-the-Go

Stay connected wherever you go with pocket-sized USB adapters. From USB-C to USB-A, to Ethernet and HDMI options, these handy tools make your tech more flexible without taking up space.

Compatibility Across Windows, Mac & Linux

Most USB adapters support multiple operating systems out of the box. Just check the specs to ensure driver-free plug-and-play compatibility for your devices.

Data Speed, Charging & USB Versions Explained

USB 2.0, 3.0, 3.1 & Thunderbolt - What's the Difference?

USB 2.0 supports basic connectivity at slower speeds. USB 3.0 and 3.1 enable faster data transfer, with speeds up to 10Gbps. Thunderbolt adds even higher bandwidth and video support, but not all USB-C ports are Thunderbolt-compatible - check your device specs.

Fast Charging & Power Delivery (PD) Support

Want faster phone or laptop charging? Look for cables or hubs with PD support. These deliver higher wattage and smarter charging for compatible devices, saving time and keeping your battery healthy.

FAQs on USB Cables & Adapters

Can I use a USB-C hub with my older laptop?

Yes, if your laptop only has USB-A ports, you'll need a USB-A to USB-C adapter. Just ensure the hub supports backward compatibility and doesn't require USB-C-exclusive features like PD charging.

Is USB-C the same as Thunderbolt?

Not quite. Thunderbolt uses a USB-C connector but offers more bandwidth and extra capabilities like daisy-chaining displays. Many USB-C devices don't support Thunderbolt, so check compatibility first.

Why won't my USB-C to HDMI adapter work?

Some USB-C ports don't support video output (DisplayPort Alt Mode). Make sure your device supports it, and that the adapter is active rather than passive where required.