However, it also has a little hidden compartment on the top that you can use to store really small loose items on your desk like paperclips. You can get the Turtle USB 2.0 Hub now for $13.99.

If your desk lacks such a hole but you still want a flush-mount hub, the folks over at Make have a DIY solution: Make a Desktop-Embedded USB Hub.

If your desk was built within the last decade or so, it probably has at least one of those cable-management holes. Here's a clever way to make it even more useful: the In-Desk USB 4 Port Hub ...

Along one side are three USB-A, HDMI, Ethernet, and USB-C ports. The USB-C port can handle 80W of passthrough power as well as data. The HDMI port is capable of supporting up to 4K resolution at 30Hz.

The tiny UGREEN Revodok 105 turns one USB-C port into five ports for fast charging, quick data transfers, and 4K display ...

The Hyper HyperDrive Flex 8-Port USB-C hub is a well-designed hub with fast speeds and textured plastics that is comfortable ...

Alternately, steal an idea from my office makeover and mount your USB hub to the underside of your desk. Thanks rnpg1014! What do you think so far? Be the first to post a comment.

But Anker also makes the 7-Port USB 3.0 Hub, which uses external power along with a USB-B to A connector to facilitate seven extra USB-A 3.0 ports. This is because, in edge cases, a hub can refer ...

Turn the basic cable management ports in your desk into flush-mounted flash drive stations with this basic USB hub. Two-inch cable-management holes are a common fixture in cubicle workstations and ...