UGREEN 15920
Three USB-A ports and one USB-C data port for a USB-A host
UGREEN 15920 uses a 60cm USB-A host cable to add three USB-A 3.0 data ports and one USB-C data port up to 5Gbps, plus a separate USB-C auxiliary-power input.
Product introduction
Overview
The fixed 60cm USB-A lead connects the hub to a desktop, laptop, console or other compatible USB host. Three USB-A ports and one USB-C port expand data connectivity for storage, controllers and everyday peripherals.
All four downstream connections share one theoretical 5Gbps USB 3.0 link. The USB-C downstream socket is a data port, not a display or Power Delivery port, and actual performance depends on the host, device, cable and simultaneous traffic.
A second USB-C socket on the end is an auxiliary-power input for the hub and connected peripherals. It does not charge the host and does not justify the legacy 100W PD claim. No auxiliary charger is assumed to be included.
At a glance
Key features
Port-by-port clarity
Connections and signal roles
60cm USB-A host lead
Connects to a standard USB-A data port on a compatible host.
Three USB-A data ports
Connect compatible USB-A storage and peripherals at up to 5Gbps theoretical.
One USB-C data port
Connects a USB-C data peripheral; it does not output video or provide PD charging.
USB-C power input
Provides auxiliary power for the hub and attached peripherals only; no host charging.
REMOTE DESK PLACEMENT
Bring four data connections within easier reach
The 60cm upstream cable lets the slim hub sit away from a rear desktop port or console, making frequently used USB connections more accessible.
Three USB-A sockets serve common accessories, while the USB-C data socket accommodates a modern data peripheral without an extra A-to-C adapter.
- 60cm fixed host lead
- 3 × USB-A data
- 1 × USB-C data
- Compact 10.3cm body
AUXILIARY POWER
Support attached devices without claiming host charging
Connect a suitable power source to the separate USB-C input when a multi-device load needs more stable hub-side power.
This socket cannot charge the computer, console, phone or tablet. It is separate from the USB-C data port and does not carry data.
- Separate power and data sockets
- Peripheral-side support power
- No 100W PD pass-through
- Auxiliary charger not confirmed included
Real-world applications
Use scenarios
Choose this exact model when its verified connections and limits match the workflow below.
Desktop extension
Bring storage, keyboard, mouse and another USB device forward from a rear USB-A port.
Console accessories
Connect supported controllers, storage or input devices within the console's hub and accessory rules.
Mixed connectors
Use USB-A and USB-C data peripherals from one host connection.
Portable setup
Carry a slim four-port data hub with an integrated 60cm cable.
Practical connection order
Setup and usability guidance
A deliberate connection order makes capability checks and troubleshooting easier.
- Connect the fixed USB-A plug to a compatible host.
- Connect one keyboard, mouse or other low-power device first.
- Identify the downstream USB-C data socket before attaching a USB-C peripheral.
- Add remaining devices one at a time.
- If devices are unstable under load, add a suitable auxiliary USB-C power source.
- Wait for storage to mount before starting a transfer.
- Safely eject storage before unplugging the hub.
Host and peripheral fit
Compatible devices and systems
Connector shape alone is not enough: the host port, operating system, cable, display and peripheral must support the required function.
USB-A computers
Works with compatible Windows, macOS and Linux USB data hosts.
PS4, PS5 and Xbox
USB hub operation and accessory support depend on the console and exact device.
USB-A peripherals
Supports compatible storage and accessories at their negotiated USB rate.
USB-C data peripherals
The downstream USB-C port supports data only, not monitors or PD charging.
Verified function scope
What this product does
- Adds three USB-A and one USB-C data port to a USB-A host.
- Supports theoretical USB 3.0 data rates up to 5Gbps.
- Provides a 60cm fixed cable for easier port placement.
- Accepts auxiliary USB-C power for the hub and peripherals.
- Works with compatible computers, consoles and standard USB accessories.
Boundaries that prevent a mismatch
What this product does not do
- It does not provide 100W PD host charging.
- It does not charge the connected computer or console.
- It does not output video through the USB-C data port.
- It does not carry data through the auxiliary power input.
- It does not guarantee support for every console accessory.
Recommended practice
What to do
- Use the 60cm cable without sharp bends or tension.
- Add auxiliary power for demanding peripheral combinations.
- Check console accessory compatibility.
- Back up files before large transfers.
- Test one device at a time when troubleshooting.
Avoid common mistakes
What not to do
- Do not connect a charger expecting power to reach the host.
- Do not connect a monitor to the USB-C data port.
- Do not unplug a drive during a write.
- Do not force the two USB-C sockets or confuse their functions.
- Do not overload the host's available USB power.
Read before use
Warnings and limitations
Check before connecting or ordering
- Confirm the host provides a standard USB-A data port.
- Do not confuse the USB-C data port with the separate USB-C power input.
- Do not expect laptop, console, phone or tablet charging.
- Do not expect video output from the USB-C data port.
- Check console support for the exact accessory.
- Plan a suitable auxiliary power source separately if required.
- Remember that all four devices share 5Gbps and the available power.
- The body measures approximately 10.3 × 2.9 × 0.9cm.
Warning / limitation 1
The legacy title's 100W PD charging claim is not supported by the verified product configuration.
Warning / limitation 2
Removing storage or power during a write can corrupt data.
Warning / limitation 3
Actual speed is below 5Gbps and shared among active devices.
Warning / limitation 4
Console support is controlled by the console platform and connected accessory.
Warning / limitation 5
Disconnect the hub if its cable, connector or enclosure becomes unusually hot or damaged.
Model-specific data
Technical specifications
| Specification | Verified detail |
|---|---|
| Brand | UGREEN |
| SKU | 15920 |
| Product type | Four-port USB data hub with auxiliary power input |
| Host connection | Fixed USB-A male cable |
| Host cable length | 60cm |
| USB-A data | 3 × USB-A 3.0 |
| USB-C data | 1 × USB-C data port |
| Maximum data rate | Up to 5Gbps theoretical; shared |
| Auxiliary input | Separate USB-C power input |
| Host charging | Not supported |
| Video output | Not supported |
| Dimensions | Approximately 10.3 × 2.9 × 0.9cm |
| Compatible host types | USB-A computers and supported consoles |
| Installation | Plug and play for basic hub functions on compatible hosts |
Verified in-box information
Package contents
- 1 × UGREEN 15920 hub with fixed 60cm USB-A host cable
An auxiliary USB-C charger and cable are not confirmed as included. The power input is for hub-side support only and does not charge the host.
Model-specific answers
Product-specific FAQ
Is the host plug USB-C?
No. Verified product media shows a fixed USB-A upstream connector.
Which four data ports are included?
The hub provides three downstream USB-A ports and one downstream USB-C data port.
What is the other USB-C socket?
The end socket is a separate auxiliary-power input for the hub and peripherals.
Does it support 100W PD charging?
No. The verified current product information says the auxiliary input cannot charge the host.
Can the USB-C data port drive a display?
No. It carries USB data only and does not output video.
Can every port reach 5Gbps together?
No. 5Gbps is the theoretical shared upstream rate.
How long is the host cable?
The fixed USB-A host cable is approximately 60cm long.
Will it work with PS5 or Xbox?
The hub can connect to a compatible console USB port, but each accessory must also be supported by that console.
Is an auxiliary charger included?
It is not confirmed as included, so plan a suitable source separately if required.
Why does storage disconnect?
The combined device load may exceed available power. Reduce the load or add suitable auxiliary power.
What are the body dimensions?
Verified media lists approximately 10.3 × 2.9 × 0.9cm.
