Best Portable USB Hubs in 2026

For most travelers, the UGREEN Revodok Pro 106 is the best portable hub: it's small but still gives you a 4K@60Hz HDMI port, four 10Gbps USB ports and pass-through charging. If you only need more USB ports for a fast SSD, the UGREEN 4-Port 10Gbps USB-C Hub is the smallest way to get there.

A good travel hub fits in a laptop sleeve, draws power from the laptop, and covers what hotel rooms, coworking spaces and client offices throw at you. These picks come from manufacturer spec sheets and compatibility notes. We have not physically handled them.

Quick picks

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Best overall: UGREEN Revodok Pro 106 (6-in-1)

The Revodok Pro 106 packs a lot into a travel-size hub. UGREEN lists a 4K@60Hz HDMI port, two 10Gbps USB-C data ports, two 10Gbps USB-A ports and a 100W PD input that passes up to 85W to the laptop.

That combination covers the common travel jobs: plug into a hotel TV or conference-room monitor, run a portable SSD at full 10Gbps speed, and keep the laptop charging from one wall charger.

Why it stands out: 4K@60Hz and 10Gbps on every USB port, which is rare in a hub this size.

Watch out for: No card reader or Ethernet. The USB-C data ports don't carry video or charge devices.

See the UGREEN Revodok Pro 106 on Amazon

Best data-only hub: UGREEN 4-Port 10Gbps USB-C Hub

If you don't need HDMI, a data-only hub is smaller and simpler. UGREEN's 4-port hub turns one USB-C port into two USB-C and two USB-A ports, all rated up to 10Gbps (USB 3.2 Gen 2). It uses an aluminum shell and a 25cm braided cable, and needs no drivers on Windows, macOS, Linux, iPadOS or Android.

It's a good fit for photographers and video editors who carry a fast SSD plus a USB-A card reader or flash drive.

Why it stands out: Four 10Gbps ports in a pocket-size hub.

Watch out for: No video output and no PD input, so it can't charge the laptop through the hub. It relies entirely on the laptop port for power.

See the UGREEN 4-Port 10Gbps Hub on Amazon

Best slim all-rounder: Anker 332 (5-in-1)

The Anker 332 is a slim, simple hub from a major brand. Anker lists an HDMI 1.4 port rated 4K@30Hz, one 5Gbps USB-C data port, two 5Gbps USB-A ports and a 100W PD input with up to 85W to the laptop. It works with Mac, Windows and ChromeOS laptops.

Why it stands out: It includes a USB-C data port alongside USB-A, so it covers old and new accessories.

Watch out for: 4K@30Hz only. No card reader or Ethernet.

See the Anker 332 on Amazon

Best budget travel hub: UGREEN Revodok 105 (5-in-1)

For light trips where you just need to plug into a TV and use a mouse, the Revodok 105 covers the basics. UGREEN lists a 4K@30Hz HDMI port, one 5Gbps USB-A port, two USB 2.0 USB-A ports and up to 95W pass-through from a 100W charger.

The two USB 2.0 ports are fine for a mouse, keyboard or wireless receiver. Keep the 5Gbps port for drives.

Why it stands out: Up to 95W pass-through leaves more power for the laptop than most small hubs.

Watch out for: Only one fast USB port. No USB-C data port or card reader.

See the UGREEN Revodok 105 on Amazon

Best for hotel Ethernet: UGREEN Revodok 1061 (6-in-1)

Hotel Wi-Fi can be crowded; a wired port in the room is often faster and more stable. The Revodok 1061 adds gigabit Ethernet alongside three USB-A 3.0 ports, an HDMI port rated 4K@30Hz and up to 85W pass-through. UGREEN notes the USB-C port is charge-only.

Why it stands out: Ethernet and HDMI in one travel hub, with no driver needed.

Watch out for: No USB-C data port or card reader, and HDMI is capped at 4K@30Hz.

See the UGREEN Revodok 1061 on Amazon

What to look for in a portable hub

Attached cable length. Short cables keep the hub tidy but can block the neighboring port. Longer cables, like the 25cm cable on UGREEN's 4-port hub, give more room.

A PD input. Most thin laptops have only two USB-C ports. A PD input lets you charge the laptop and use the hub from a single port.

Real data speed. 10Gbps only helps with a fast SSD and a laptop port that supports 10Gbps. If you're unsure about connectors and speeds, read our USB-C vs USB-A explainer.

HDMI refresh. Most travel use (TVs, projectors, 1080p monitors) is fine at 4K@30Hz. If you plug into 4K monitors at client sites, get a 4K@60Hz hub. Our best USB-C hubs with HDMI guide explains the host requirements.

Pack the right charger. A compact 100W GaN charger and a 100W cable pair well with any of these. See best USB-C chargers.

Match the hub to the trip

One more habit worth building: keep the hub, a short USB-C cable and your charger in the same pouch. Most "the hub stopped working" moments on the road turn out to be a missing charger, a charge-only cable or the laptop's second, less capable USB-C port.

How we choose

We don't physically test products. We build each list from:

1. Manufacturer spec sheets from Anker and UGREEN, linked from each product card.
2. Standards: USB 3.2 data rates, USB Power Delivery and DisplayPort Alt Mode.
3. Compatibility notes such as charge-only ports, iPad video quirks and power reserved by the hub.
4. Common buyer patterns, like bus-powered hubs struggling with many power-hungry devices.

We confirm each Amazon listing matches the manufacturer's product, and we left out several no-name travel hubs because we couldn't find official spec sheets for them.

Verdict

The UGREEN Revodok Pro 106 is the best all-round travel hub, with 4K@60Hz and 10Gbps ports in a small body. Pick the UGREEN 4-Port 10Gbps Hub if you only need USB ports for fast storage, the Anker 332 or Revodok 105 for simple budget trips, and the Revodok 1061 if you want wired internet in hotel rooms. For a permanent desk, see best USB hubs for desk setups, and for gift ideas, best USB tech gifts under 50.