UGREEN 15651 USB-C Hub, 4 Ports, 10Gbps

The UGREEN 15651 USB-C hub expands one host USB-C port into four USB-C data ports, with a claimed transfer rate of up to 10Gbps. It is for adding data connections, not video output or charging.

At a glance

Adds four USB-C data ports to a host USB-C connection.
The listing claims data transfer rates up to 10Gbps.
The seller says it works without additional drivers or software across Windows, macOS, Linux, iPadOS and Android.
The listing describes an aluminium enclosure and a 25cm braided nylon cable.

Price

$28.49Save 27%

Reference price: ~~$38.99~~

Price checked: 13 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Four downstream USB-C data ports suit setups that need several USB-C peripherals.
The claimed 10Gbps rate is relevant for moving files between compatible devices.
Plug-and-play operation is claimed for a broad range of operating systems.

Cons

The USB-C ports do not support video output or charging, limiting the hub to data expansion.

Technical specifications

9 specifications

Identity
Brand	UGREEN
Model	15651

Ports and connectivity
USB ports	4
Hardware interface	USB 3.0
Claimed data transfer rate	10 Gigabits Per Second

Compatibility
Operating systems	Linux, Windows Vista

Construction and dimensions
Colour	Silver
Enclosure material	Aluminum
Dimensions	10L x 3.8W x 1H centimetres

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The four-port count does not establish that all four sockets can be used at once. Customer feedback mentions mixed port compatibility, including a report of only two sockets working simultaneously. The listing also states that the ports do not charge devices, while customer feedback mentions power-delivery concerns with Mac chargers. Treat the listing's USB 3.2 and 10Gbps claims alongside the specifications table's USB 3.0 interface as inconsistent descriptions, not as independently confirmed performance. Confirm your host port and intended peripherals are compatible before buying.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

People who need extra USB-C data connections for peripherals.
Users seeking a compact data hub for compatible laptops, tablets or phones.

Less suited to

Anyone who needs video output, device charging or a charging hub.
Setups that require a guaranteed ability to use all four downstream ports simultaneously.

UGREEN 15651 USB-C Hub, 4 Ports, 10Gbps · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.4 / 5 · 2,295 ratings

5 stars74%74%
4 stars12%12%
3 stars5%5%
2 stars2%2%
1 star7%7%

Customer feedback describes the hub as working as expected and well made, and reports that data transfer speed is not compromised. Experiences with port compatibility and value are mixed. Power-related feedback includes a complaint about Mac chargers, while durability feedback includes a report of failure after a month. These concerns matter especially because this is a data-only hub, and the listing does not confirm that all four ports work simultaneously. The aggregate ratings lean positive overall, but ratings alone do not explain specific experiences.

Positive themes

Customers report that the hub works as expected and is well made.
Feedback praises data transfer speed.

Negative themes

Customer feedback includes a report that the hub broke after a month of use.
A customer reports a power-delivery problem with Mac chargers.

Mixed feedback

Feedback on port compatibility and value for money is mixed.

Frequently asked questions

Can this hub charge a laptop or connected device?

No. The listing says its USB-C ports do not support charging and notes that the hub cannot power a device.

Does it output video?

No. The listing explicitly says the USB-C ports do not support video output.

How many USB-C ports does it provide?

The listing describes four USB-C data ports. Customer feedback includes a report that only two sockets could be used simultaneously, so simultaneous operation is not assured.

What operating systems are listed?

The feature claims mention Windows, macOS, Linux, iPadOS and Android. The technical details list Linux and Windows Vista, so the compatibility information is inconsistent.