Cable / Converter / HUB Price in Bangladesh 

A USB HUB transforms a single USB-C or USB-A port into a multi-device command centre. Modern ultrabooks and MacBooks often ship with just one or two USB-C ports, making a quality HUB essential for anyone who connects an external monitor, keyboard, mouse, flash drive, and phone simultaneously. Ryans stocks models ranging from a compact 4-port bus-powered HUB ideal for students, to a 10-port powered station with Gigabit Ethernet, HDMI 2.0, and SD card reader perfect for content creators and IT professionals.

The key decision is bus-powered vs. externally powered. Bus-powered HUBs draw electricity from your laptop's port, convenient but limited for high-draw peripherals like external hard drives. Externally powered HUBs plug into a wall adapter, delivering stable power to every port independently. For heavy office or studio use, always choose a powered model.

The HDMI Cable remains the most universally used display cable in Bangladesh from home theatres and TVs to office monitors and gaming setups. Ryans carries HDMI 1.4 cables (up to 1080p/4K@30Hz) and HDMI 2.0 cables (4K@60Hz and above) from Vention and UGREEN. For gaming monitors or 4K content creation, always select HDMI 2.0. For cable runs exceeding 5 metres, active HDMI cables with built-in signal boosters prevent quality degradation.

An HDMI Converter is indispensable whenever your laptop and your display use different output and input standards. The most common scenario in Bangladesh is a laptop with HDMI output connected to an older projector with only VGA input. Ryans stocks HDMI-to-VGA, HDMI-to-DisplayPort, and bidirectional converters from UGREEN and Vention supporting up to 1080p with optional 3.5mm audio output for complete AV conversion.

DisplayPort delivers the highest bandwidth of any consumer display interface essential for gaming at 144Hz and above, professional-grade colour accuracy, and multi-monitor daisy chaining. Browse Ryans' selection of Display Port Cable options for direct monitor connections, or pick up a Display Port Converter to bridge DisplayPort to HDMI or VGA for mixed-monitor setups. UGREEN's DP 1.4 cable supports 8K resolution, future-proofing your workstation for years to come.

VGA may be a decades-old standard but it remains the dominant port on older projectors, conference room displays, and legacy desktop monitors across Bangladesh. A quality VGA Cable provides a reliable analogue signal for everyday office presentations. When your modern laptop lacks a VGA port, a VGA Converter such as an HDMI-to-VGA or USB-C-to-VGA adapter bridges the gap seamlessly. D-WU and UGREEN VGA converters at Ryans support 1080p output with minimal signal loss.

DVI is common on older PC monitors and workstation-grade displays, particularly in graphic design studios and engineering offices. Ryans carries a range of DVI Cable options including DVI-D Single and Dual Link for direct monitor connections, as well as DVI Converter adapters including DVI-to-HDMI and DVI-to-VGA for cross-platform display compatibility. UGREEN DVI-to-HDMI converters support full 1080p and are plug-and-play on Windows and macOS without any driver installation.

From studio recordings to daily video calls, audio connectivity matters. Ryans' Audio Cable range covers 3.5mm aux cables, RCA cables, optical TOSLINK cables, and XLR cables for professional audio setups. The Audio Converter range including USB-to-3.5mm adapters and Bluetooth audio transmitters solves the headphone jack disappearance on modern laptops. Vention's USB-C to 3.5mm audio adapter is a bestseller among laptop users upgrading to USB-C-only machines.

USB-C is the universal standard of modern computing. A good Type-C to Type-C Cable supports simultaneous 100W Power Delivery charging, 40 Gbps data transfer via Thunderbolt 4, and 4K video output all through a single cable. For connecting USB-C devices to older USB-A ports, the Type-C to Type-A Cable is the everyday essential, the most purchased cable category at Ryans among Android smartphone users. For advanced multi-port adaptations, a Type-C Converter unlocks HDMI, VGA, SD card, USB-A, and Ethernet from a single USB-C port.

Standard USB Cable options remain essential for charging, data transfer, and peripheral connections across every device category. Ryans stocks USB-A to Micro-USB, USB-A to USB-B for printers, and USB-A to USB-C cables across multiple speed ratings. When your peripherals use incompatible connector types, a USB Converter provides the bridge from USB-A Female to USB-C Male adapters to USB-B to USB-A converters for legacy printer connections.

Apple iPhone and iPad users in Bangladesh rely on the Lightning Cable for daily charging and iTunes sync. Ryans carries genuine-compatible Lightning cables from Baseus and Value Top available in lengths from 1m to 2m and in braided nylon variants for extra durability. A Lightning Converter such as Lightning-to-USB-C or Lightning-to-3.5mm is essential for older iPhone users connecting to modern accessories or speakers.

Office and hardware environments depend on specialised cables that consumer-focused stores often overlook. Ryans Printer Cable USB Type-A to Type-B collection covers all major printer brands including HP, Canon, Epson, and Brother. The Sata Cable range serves PC builders and IT technicians connecting SSDs, HDDs, and optical drives to motherboards. For industrial PLC connections and legacy hardware interfaces, Ryans' Serial Cable RS-232/DB9 range provides reliable COM port connectivity for automation and diagnostic equipment.

A Splitter sends one signal source to multiple outputs simultaneously, for example, mirroring an HDMI source to two monitors or splitting an audio output to two speaker sets. A Switcher, by contrast, selects between multiple input sources feeding a single output, useful in boardrooms where multiple PCs share one display. UGREEN and Baseus HDMI splitters and switchers at Ryans support 4K@60Hz with zero signal delay.

• Laptops (2022 and newer): Likely USB-C or Thunderbolt 3/4, choose Type-C cables and USB-C HUBs.
• Older laptops and desktops: USB-A 3.0 or 2.0, use standard USB-A cables and HUBs.
• Monitors: Confirm whether your display accepts HDMI, VGA, DisplayPort, or DVI before buying a converter.
• iPhones (14 and below): Use Lightning cables. iPhone 15 and above uses USB-C.
• Android phones (2021 and newer): Almost universally USB-C.

• USB 2.0 at 480 Mbps: Fine for keyboards, mice, and basic flash drives.
• USB 3.0 / 3.1 at 5–10 Gbps: Essential for external hard drives, fast SSDs, and video capture cards.
• A USB 3.0 cable in a USB 2.0 port runs at 2.0 speed only, always check both ends.

• Look for "PD" or "Fast Charging" labels if you want to charge a laptop through a USB-C HUB or cable.
• Common ratings: 45W for thin laptops, 65W for mid-range, 100W for MacBook Pro and gaming laptops.
• Without PD, a HUB transfers data only and your laptop battery will drain while connected.

• HDMI 1.4: Up to 1080p / 4K@30Hz, suitable for basic office setups.
• HDMI 2.0: 4K@60Hz, ideal for gaming monitors and content creators.
• HDMI 2.1: 8K and 4K@120Hz, for flagship gaming setups and future-proofing.

• Bus-powered: Draws from laptop, lightweight and portable, suitable for low-power peripherals.
• Externally powered: Wall adapter included, stable for external drives, multiple devices, and long sessions.
• For office docking or content creation rigs, always choose a powered HUB.