Popular Apple accessory maker Belkin recently introduced the Connect 4-Port USB-C Hub, which is the company's first U.S. product made from post-consumer recycled plastics (PCR). Belkin in January ...

Wirelessly Print, Back up Files, or Listen to Music with Belkin’s New Wireless USB Hub Based on Certified Wireless USB Technology Belkin’s Hub Allows You to Wirelessly Access Any USB Device up to 30 ...

Long-time iPhone accessory maker Belkin has unveiled eight new devices, including Qi2 wireless chargers, a power bank battery, and a Thunderbolt 4 hub. The new range includes what Belkin calls a ...

Those not satisfied by Belkin's latest attempt at clutter-reducing USB hubs may want to consider stepping up to the company's new 4-port Wireless USB Hub, which'll let you ditch the cables all ...

LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Belkin, a global consumer electronics leader, today introduces two new multiport solutions, adding to its impressive connectivity category. The CONNECT USB-C 5-in-1 ...

Belkin today announced the launch of a new $70 Connect USB-C 6-in-1 Multiport Hub with Mount, which is compatible with the iMac, Apple's MacBooks, PCs, and other USB-C devices. The Hub is designed to ...

Today we take a look at Belkin’s new Network USB Hub which claims to be the most easily configured wireless USB hub on the market — you could probably also say it’s the only wireless USB hub on the ...

Belkin today has announced a new USB-C 3.1 dock for MacBook and MacBook Pro users. The company touts that the Express Dock HD packs “speed, power, and efficient charging” through its 1M cable… ...

So we snagged our lucky selves a Belkin Cable-Free USB Hub, one of the first ever wireless USB devices, as well as one of the first consumer Ultrawideband products. Luckily for us there wasn't a lot ...

The new Belkin USB-C 6-in-1 hub can be attached to the rear of an iMac for easy access to several useful ports, including Ethernet. Belkin's six-port hub is designed to be attached to a Mac or PC via ...

The selection of FireWire hubs is limited, simply because fewer FireWire peripherals are available than USB peripherals. FireWire is used mostly for DV cameras, but it works at least as well as USB ...