Ugreen 25851 USB 3.0 Hub, 4 Ports USB A Splitter Ultra-Slim

Ugreen 25851 USB 3.0 Hub Ultra-Slim 4-Port USB-A Splitter

Laptops these days ship with two, maybe three, USB ports. Not enough. Ugreen 25851 fixes that gap. One USB-A port goes in, and four come out. Simple math, simple solution.

Mouse needs a port. Keyboard takes another. Now you want to plug in a flash drive? With most laptops, something has to go. Ugreen 25851 removes that hassle. All four devices stay connected. No swapping, no unplugging, no interruptions mid-work.

Speed matters when moving files. This hub runs USB 3.0 at 5Gbps max. A heavy folder transfers in seconds. Old USB 2.0 stuff? Still works. Runs at 480Mbps, which is standard for that generation. Backward compatibility stays intact.

Ugreen went with a slim body here. Thickness stays minimal. Weight stays low. Throw it in a laptop bag and barely notice it. On a desk, it sits flat without creating clutter. No chunky plastic box eating up workspace.

Build feels decent for what it costs. Cable has a reasonable length for most desk arrangements. Port spacing allows average-sized USB plugs to fit side by side without forcing anything.

No power brick included. Hub pulls power from the laptop USB port directly. Works fine for keyboards, mice, pen drives, and card readers. External hard drives that need more juice might struggle—those usually want a powered hub anyway.

Driver installation? Product details mention nothing about it. Plug the hub into a Windows machine, Mac, or Linux box—it registers. Devices connected to the hub show up ready to use.

Ugreen 25851 targets people who ran out of USB-A ports and want more without spending much. Four ports from one. 5Gbps transfer ceiling. Slim profile for portability. That covers the basics. No extra features, no unnecessary additions. Does the job it advertises.