Another high-quality Anker product, this hub stays relatively cool, is lightweight (and portable), simple to use and a great value. Although everyone will have their own individual needs, this hub will likely have more than enough data ports (7) and will be fast enough (5Gbps USB) for most people. I really like this hub and the price you pay for the quality you get can’t be beat.Just a side note for some who may experience issues with this (or any other) hub. When I first hooked the Anker 341 USB-C hub up, I could not get HDMI or the USB-A ports to work, the Microsoft Battery Status Display on my Lenovo laptop was blinking on and off and the battery was not charging properly through the pass-through charging cable. The hub I was replacing was charging fine so I initially thought that the new Anker hub was defective. I tried it on another laptop. Surprise - it worked flawlessly on the other laptop! So, I then knew that the issues were related to my laptop and not the new Anker hub. After troubleshooting a bit, I found that the Microsoft UCM-UCSI ACPI device driver (USB-C Connector System Software Interface) was the culprit. I uninstalled and reinstalled the device driver and, lo and behold, the new Anker hub began working perfectly. Moral of the story: if you have an issue with a new piece of technology, you can’t just assume that it is faulty hardware. Sometimes, the issue is software related and easily fixed. If you are not tech savvy, ask someone who is for help - or use Google - before you give up on a product. I am certainly glad that I didn’t give up on this one.