PowerA 4-Port USB 5Gbps Hub for Xbox Series X|S, USB 3.2, AC Powered, Weighted Base, Officially Licensed

I’m kinda impressed with this USB extender. It does work very well however I really like that it has its own power supply. I have enough ports for all my dongles which is great but what’s really important is that when I use all my devices I’m not overworking my Xbox. When you use things like extra USB ports, external cooling fans, etc. you can plug them into your console and use its power supply to run them however that doesn’t mean that you should do that. A device with its own power supply can extend the life of your console because if you’re console has some help with power it saves on the console’s power output thereby reducing the amount of heat it generates and this is essential. This definitely helps me to achieve this. Sorry my review is so long I just don’t want to you guys to waste your money if it can be simply and relatively cheaply avoided.

4-port Hub review (I wish Amazon wouldn't group the PowerA devices together for reviews) I ran out of USB ports pretty quickly on my Xbox Series X, external drive, Elite 2 charge hub, headphone adapter, so I needed to expand. I really like the not stick skid surface and the ports are slightly angled up, which is a nice touch. I wish all the connections were on the same side to keep it clean. My only complaint, for some reason it won't charge my headphones when the Xbox is off, it seems like it might be an issue with the headset and not this device.

The Xbox Series X only has a few USB ports on the back and front and you hit that limit fast once you add an external drive and a headset dongle. This hub solves the problem cleanly — four USB 5Gbps ports, AC powered so external drives get proper power, and the weighted base means it doesn't tip or slide even when you're plugging things in one-handed. The official Xbox licensing matters here: the hub works exactly like the console's built-in ports, no compatibility quirks. My external game drive runs as fast as it did directly plugged in, which is the main concern with USB hubs and external storage. The form factor is designed to sit next to the console naturally and the cord length is appropriate. Build quality feels solid and Xbox-branded. If you've run out of USB space on your Series X|S this is the obvious solution — no hesitation recommending it.

This is a great value add pickup for a Xbox Series X owner. This device hub will expand and allow the user to have more than just two USB ports offered for connecting the various items a gamer is likely to want to connect to the console. The compatibility does not seem to have any issue with connecting and charging the external battery charger I also connected through it. The lights are are and not having issues with the ease of use. I have also a keyboard for my controller I used that has a USB connection to transfer data working through it. I am rather impressed with the device hub and to see what else I will pickup in the future to use with the hub.

Compatible

When I connect multiple plug in controllers to this to play Xbox, the controllers all sign in as the same account. Cannot get them to play individually.

Real handy if you use usb devices for your xbox.

A++ WORKS GREAT!!!

Works well with xbox controllers, acting as a cable extender that connects to my PC! Note: Does not work at all with Nintendo Controllers. There is a slight lag input but it is minimal.

This mini device is great for Xbox or pc users and is officially licenced to be used with the XBOX Series S/X and I believe the Xbox one and can be used for PC's as well. It's well built and heavy with rubber grips. Easy set up and can in great packaging that kept everything in place. WOULD highly recommend.

Not very happy. I still can't plug a third party controller into this thing after paying premium dollar for a USB hub for my Xbox series x!