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Best USB hub for PS4 and PS5 Android Central 2021

With accessories like hard drives, charging cables, flash drives, PlayStation Move controllers, and PSVR headsets fighting for life on your PS4 or PS5, you'll find there just isn't enough USB ports to go around. If you want to avoid endless amounts of cable swapping, you can easily remedy the problem with the best PS4 USB hub. Here are some of our favorites you can find right now.

Our pick: Anker 4-Port USB 3.0 Unibody Aluminum Portable Data Hub
Give me moar!: Anker 7-port USB 3.0 hub
Simple and cheap: Sabrent 4-Port USB 3.0 Hub with Individual LED Power Switches
Blend right in: Linkstyle 5 Port HUB
Aesthetic grace: Vertical Data Hub
An all-in-one solution: Skywin all-in-one stand

Anker 4-port USB 3.0 Hub

Our pick : Anker 4-Port USB 3.0 Unibody Aluminum Portable Data Hub

Staff Pick

It's our favorite USB Hub for more than just the PS4. The Anker's slim aluminum design and premium quality finish make it a great addition to your PS4 setup, and the four USB 3.0 ports give you high-speed access to more peripherals. It's perfect for your PlayStation 5 as well.

$25 at Amazon

Anker 7 port USB 3 Hub

Give me moar! : Anker 7-port USB 3.0 hub

If three extra USB 3.0 ports aren't enough for your peripheral crazed life, how about six more? The Anker seven-port hub is a powerhouse with a two-amp port for charging your smartphone while you play. These reasons alone make it the best PS4 USB hub to add to the ranks.

Sabrent 4-Port USB 3.0 Hub

Simple and cheap : Sabrent 4-Port USB 3.0 Hub with Individual LED Power Switches

Were you looking to save money? Sabrent's four-port USB 3.0 hub is affordable and does what you need — powers your USB-based peripherals and accessories. Maybe it doesn't look as good on top of a PS4, but if you are on a tight budget, then there's nothing better.

Linkstyle Ps4 Usb Hub

Blend right in : Linkstyle 5 Port HUB

Unlike some other USB hubs on this list, Linkstyle's product fits right onto the PS4, seamlessly extending the console and adding one USB 3.0 port for high-speed devices and four USB 2.0 ports for anything else. This will allow you to connect a multitude of things, and the device also allows for charging up to five USB accessories simultaneously.

$16 at Amazon

Kokovolta Vertical Data Hub

Aesthetic grace : Vertical Data Hub

This really isn't different from any of the other hubs we have showcased here except for its looks. This really caught my eye, and I think it would look great in any room with your PS4, especially if your PS4 is white! And because of its color scheme, it'll look amazing next to your PlayStation 5, with also sports a black/white pattern.

$17 at Amazon

Skywin All-In-One Stand

An all-in-one solution : Skywin all-in-one stand

Why settle for just a USB hub? The Skywin stand houses every part of your PlayStation experience and charges everything as well. It then also has an extra set of USB ports to make the most of your PS4.

Because you need more ports

The more you use your PlayStation console, the more you realize how essential USB ports are. Every accessory you can think of needs a way to connect to the console, so having a reliable hub is important. Our main recommendation is the Anker four-port USB hub, which is reasonably priced and gives you access to four USB 3.0 hubs to make your storage solutions as fast as possible. The fact that it's a matte black aluminum is also a huge bonus since it'll look great next to your console.

Do note that if you're using this USB hub with a PS5, such as for hooking up your PSVR and expanding with external storage, so you've got more SSD space for the best PS5 games. You may run into issues. From the limited testing so far, external drives need to be plugged into the PS5 directly, so you should use the hub for connecting any PS5 headsets, charging DualSense controllers, and so on.

No matter which hub you go with, there are more than enough options to choose from, and there's bound to be an option for whatever your current gaming setup requires.

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James Bricknell

Since the days of the HTC Hero James has had two or three Android phones stuffed into pockets. James is always on hand to offer advice on phones, apps and most recently, PlayStation, especially VR, It's now something of an obsession. Find him @keridel wherever Media Socials itself.

Anthony J Nash

Anthony Nash has been writing about games and the gaming industry for nearly a decade. When he's not writing about games, he's usually playing them. You can find him on Twitter talking about games or sports at @_anthonynash.

Samuel Tolbert

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Jennifer Locke

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