ORICO USB 3.0 Hub, USB Hub Clamp, Aluminum 4-Port USB Splitter with 4.92 FT USB Data Cable, Desktop Powered USB Hub for Monitors/Desks-Black (Without Power Adapter)

New Clampable Hub DesignA snap-on 4 port USB 3.0 hub with back clip, you can fix the hub in a straighter position as you like, and use the clip to fix it on the desktop, nightstand or the side of the monitor, save your desktop space better and the clip spacing is 0.2in-1.2in. (Tip: Please measure the thickness of the table or monitor before purchase. Curved surfaces with rounded edges and large arcs may not be easy to tighten.）

4-Port USB 3.0 HubChanges one USB port of your computer into four, the theoretical speed of USB 3.0 can reach 5Gbps; while ensuring data interaction, it can be used for emergency charging of general digital products just like the native interface of the computer. (The above data are all obtained by ORICO laboratory, the specific data is subject to actual use)

High-quality aluminum alloy Aluminum alloy material, the thin and light appearance is integrated with the computer, and it is more space-saving when clipped on the monitor. The aluminum alloy body helps dissipate heat quickly, extending the life of your device. With LED lights, the working status is clear at a glance. The parts in contact with the desktop or monitor are covered with soft silicone pads to avoid scratches.

Wide CompatibilityStably compatible with Windows xp7/8/10, Mac OS, Linux and other mainstream computer operating systems on the market, as well as compatible with smartphones, external hard drives, U disks, keyboards, etc. You can use it for more stability on monitors, desks, and bedsides with square edges.

Plug and Play and Hot SwapNo software drivers or complicated installation required. It can be fixed by tightening the clamp, and it is easy to install and disassemble. Move the back interface to the front; extend the interface from the back of the chassis and monitor to a place within reach, which is convenient for use and avoids multiple plugging and unplugging to wear out the native interface.